She/her. As seen on my grandma's fridge. Deputy digital editor for @TheHillTimes, formerly elsewhere. Tips 'n tricks to [email protected]
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Marlo Glass retweeted
Aggravated Assault Investigation: Seeking Public Assistance to Identify Three Individuals
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Affaire de voies de fait graves: appel au public afin d’identifier trois individus
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🚨 Winnipeg Jets unfollowed 1 account on Instagram:
❌ hellebuyck.official — Connor Hellebuyck
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#GoJetsGo #NHL
Marlo Glass retweeted
I will die on this hill: The government is not the boss of reporters.
The "question limit" is a COVID hangover. If politicians don't want reporters repeating questions after the "limit" they imposed to avoid pushback, they should answer them the first time.
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It's been a day and a half since I responded to Environment Canada saying my questions were not answered, and that the requested data was publicly available and not connected to the investigation
I followed up again at 4.50pm yesterday asking for a statement on why weather information is being withheld.
Nothing.
This is what we’re up against trying to report on the CFB Wainwright tragedy.
On October 18, I asked Environment Canada for the original wind-warning bulletins for the region, to make sure I hadn’t missed any and because several had since been archived online.
I also asked for the timestamped XML files — or directions on how to access them myself.
I wasn’t asking about the fire. I wasn’t asking for anything new. I was trying to retrieve historical weather warnings and records, most of which were already publicly available.
This was their response.
It took them two full working days to send this.
Marlo Glass retweeted
This is what we’re up against trying to report on the CFB Wainwright tragedy.
On October 18, I asked Environment Canada for the original wind-warning bulletins for the region, to make sure I hadn’t missed any and because several had since been archived online.
I also asked for the timestamped XML files — or directions on how to access them myself.
I wasn’t asking about the fire. I wasn’t asking for anything new. I was trying to retrieve historical weather warnings and records, most of which were already publicly available.
This was their response.
It took them two full working days to send this.
Marlo Glass retweeted
The flag on the Peace Tower is at half-mast until further notice to mark the tragedy that occurred at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, in Alberta, on October 17, 2026.
ALT The flag on the Peace Tower at half-mast.
Marlo Glass retweeted
People would be shocked to know how few people are actually generating the news in this country.
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During an interview for an episode of iPolitics’ No Talking Points podcast, McKenna admitted that she was the subject of the anecdote and said she was simply referring to the world as being crazy, as opposed to applying that label to any person #cdnpoli ipolitics.ca/2026/10/16/cath…
Marlo Glass retweeted
🎂 Babies born on leap day (February 29) had the least common birthday in Canada from 1995 to 2025, while those born on September 20 had the most common.
Learn more: www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1…
ALT How common is your birthday? Heat map showing birthdates, ranked from least to most common, based on the daily number of live births in Canada from 1995 to 2025. February 29 is the least common birthday, and September 20 is the most common.
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Dug into the TSN5 blackout issue plaguing some Sens fans well within the broadcast region. Several eye-opening conversations, a statement from the broadcaster, and a fun little history lesson. ottawacitizen.com/ottawa-sen…
Marlo Glass retweeted
Feds looking to build $1.5 billion data centre in Ottawa area ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/fe…
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Major Projects CEO Dawn Farrell told First Nations in B.C. today that the frustrations expressed over a lack of consultation made her feel like Canada is "never going to work," but her office is determined to try.
#cdnpoli
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Marlo Glass retweeted
Everyone blames screens for the decline of reading.
Nobody blames the consolidated corporate publishing industry that made books pricier, more generic, and harder to find. jacobin.com/2026/10/books-pu…
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EW KYLE CONNOR WITH THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE NIGHT @NHL
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didn’t realize I could scroll down on the website was not disappointed when I did
A new website, hellebucks.com, is running a live tracker of the salary forfeited by Connor Hellebuyck every second of his suspension. 😅
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At the conclusion of the 2008 Coen Brothers film Burn After Reading, following the plot's chaotic series of semi-clandestine events, the anonymous C.I.A. superior played by J.K. Simmons asks his underling: "What did we learn?"
As editors have spent the past month scrambling to respond to the the revelations of the AI-fabricated opinion columnist known only as "Daniel Robson," the mystery of who or what was behind it may never be known. But whatever it was, the lesson for now is “make sure this doesn’t happen again.”
‘Make sure this doesn’t happen again’: editors work to tighten vetting as experts warn ‘Daniel Robson’ persona won’t be the last AI deception. By @LeftHandStu #cdnpoli
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Marlo Glass retweeted
Often, media notes which First Nations leaders are in the room for announcements from federal and provincial governments.
But Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi says people may be reading too much into his attendance at the pipeline announcement last week.
ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/do…
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NEW: ‘My pain was so intense’: St. Stephen woman hopes her story can help shape health care. tj.news/new-brunswick/my-pai…
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Yep, that’s me, 37 years ago, and working on the first issue of @TheHillTimes, published on Oct. 5, 1989.
