Dr Lindsay Tedds
@lindsaytedds.bsky.social
Policy prof. Feminist. Gender, Policy, Taxes, Life, Equity, intersectionality. Personal account. TBI survivor. Government-funded. Difficult/Immodest/Condescending. 🇨🇦🇬🇧🇮🇪www.lindsayTedds.ca
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'Wake Up': Bank CEO Urges Carney to Fight US With Radical Tax Cuts financialpost.com/pmn/business...
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'Wake Up': Bank CEO Urges Carney to Fight US With Radical Tax Cuts
National Bank of Canada’s top executive called on Prime Minister Mark Carney to consider bold tax cuts and deregulation for strategic sectors to boost the country’s…
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Seems a good day to announce INCLUSIECON answering the question:How can researchers, policy practitioners, and civil society partners we transform Canada’s tax-and-transfer system into a more fair, inclusive, and effective foundation for reducing inequality and addressing complex “wicked problems”?
Bit of a tricky commute I hear but gorgeous from a warm interior
I am also curious what type of surgeries they think are “elective” because I am seeing a lot of people confused by that term
TD Bank ends sponsorship of Calgary free fare zone two years early - LiveWire Calgary
Calgary’s downtown free fare zone is under scrutiny with two separate developments on the area transit corridor. LWC has learned that the TD Bank Group has withdrawn from its five-year agreement with ...
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Whoa! 🤯. This is big news! livewirecalgary.com/2025/11/23/t...
Really questioning the timing of that DM on linked in from Porsche Canada 🤦🏻♀️🫣😬. Fancy car or surgery ⚖️
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One effect of "cash bail," which Ontario is herewith seeking to institute, is that poorer people stay in jail awaiting trial—losing housing, work and so on—even on petty charges while richer people don't. news.ontario.ca/en/release/1...
What Alberta's public-private doctor plan could mean for insurance, physician burnout, nurses and more | CBC News
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s plan to allow physicians to dabble both in the public and private systems at the same time would be a Canadian first, and has drawn mixed reaction from critics and sup...
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On a partial lark looked up what coverage i could get through PolicyMe given that private pay for surgeries are already being offered in Alberta. The answer was no such coverage available.
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Many surgeons, especially those who work at large teaching hospitals, say the outdated billing system doesn’t account for newer or more complex surgeries, which leads to delayed or denied payment. The result is that some surgeons have chosen to no longer offer certain procedures,
These Ontario surgeons are so fed up with OHIP’s billing system that they’ve opened up a private practice
Hamilton surgeons who reconstruct breasts after mastectomies have fought for years over a billing code for their technique. They still get rejections.
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It’s warning that doctors are forced to wait months for delayed payments and that dealing with rejected or unresolved claims has become so burdensome it’s taking time away from patients.
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Oh hey stress from your two year wait medical procedure distracted you from your chinook induced migraine
Trying to figure out if my LTD firm to my OBGYN needs to be sent with my credit card information
Economists suck
Again reading academic literature about disability insurance…pretty sure 0% of authors claimed insurance
I mean can move if anyone can top this
a close up of a man 's face with the hashtag @tvresidence
Alt: a close up of a man 's face with the hashtag @tvresidence
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Spinning on the fact I have to wait two years… two years on surgery …to rip organs out…useless pain riddled organs … that I can pay for but can’t now get insurance for because ‘Berta
Weekend will be spent spinning on this because I can’t stand, walk, sit, lie down flat without being in pain and bleeding. Seems orthogonal to IDK work but also need work to keep sane
Not sure about encouraged. I was in tears. An emotional wreck. I gesticulated at my husband. I mean WTF
Typos aside burn it all down. My reproductive parts may no longer be useful but JFC is this my productive realm in Alberta ?
No doctor ever inn Canada should ever mention paying for necessary surgery on a call about necessary surgery were the wait is 2+ years. Burn. It. Down
Burn. It. Down.
I’ve needed a gyn far more than an ob but forever reason we focus on the ob not the gyn in journalism
Reminder obGYN
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I mean I’ve been in emerg but not EMERG . If you don’t the difference you not been in either
Rewatching The Pitt after being in the ER twice recently. Has so many different meanings after that 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
RJ Johnston provides a “crash course” on the major infrastructure projects and politics in Canada | The School of Public Policy
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Taxes? Oh no . Not taxes. Because they dont matter. Oh wait your founding polucy dude says they matter. Oh wait but only generally not specifically. Oh wait specifically . Oh wait only specifically generally 🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ www.policyschool.ca/news/rj-john...
What is going on is emergency OB cases so sit tight Linds, 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
If my family has a genetic trait for y that , if I may, is correlated for female issues, maybe, maybe the issue is not the trait but maybe idk EDI in science but sure ask Peter MacKinnon
More doctors need to repeat grade whatever to learn 1. Literal v Figurative 2 corrective vs causal. Also love you
Also regardless I hate that I can interpret pubmed publications . Stupid statistics