LizaYuzda

@lizay.bsky.social

Prairie raised, aging on the west coast. Former legislative reporter - CityNews, News1130, CKNW. Next stop TBD.

10 year old & friends called me boomer. I respond, “I’m not a boomer. I’m Gen-X” “Did dinosaurs roam then earth then?” they ask. Having children is endlessly humbling.

As someone who has been tweeted about personally by Rowling. And who spends my whole life trying to fight the damage caused by the litigation she funds. I think, personally, I would be less harmed by you giving me an actual kick in the ribs than watching the new Harry Potter & trying to justify it.

The Verge@theverge.com · 4d ago

As a new Harry Potter trailer makes the rounds, it bears repeating that there’s no way to watch this show without supporting J.K. Rowling’s bigotry and the structural violence she’s inflicting on the trans community.

I am a scientist – and the answer is climate change. Yes, there is nuance. Yes, it could take a long time to identify the precise mechanisms. But there is no question why ice and snow-related disasters are on the rise. Our planet is warming at an unprecedented rate, and humans are responsible.

The New York Times@nytimes.com · 4d ago

In Nepal, it will most likely take months for scientists to understand exactly what led to deadly flash floods that killed over 1,000 people and left thousands missing. Early theories posit glacier meltwater and a thawing permafrost could have contributed to bedrock collapse.

“Canada may invest in its economy and military to protect its independence, but Marx said the country will still be vulnerable unless it also finds ways to move away from relying on the U.S.” I spoke to the Canadian Press about how Google changing Lake Ontario has more people seeking alternatives.

Author says Trump's 'Lake America' order driving hits to guide on ditching U.S. tech

FREDERICTON — Canadian author Paris Marx says there's been a renewed interest in his list of alternatives to U.S. technology since President Donald Trump signed an order renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake...

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A good universal rule of journalism is that you don’t call people and organizations and things what they want to be called; you call them what has meaning to your readers. This is also a rule of cartography

The Milo stuff is the perfect picture of fascism. You think you're protected because you go as big as you can on racism, you spend years harassing the movement's perceived enemies, you even disavow your own sexuality. They'll still throw you in a cage over the tiniest disagreement already forgotten.

“Mystified” is how an American reporter described Canadians feeling about their president talking stupidity about Lake Ontario. That is not what we are feeling.