Congratulations to Gimlet and Connie Walker. #Pulitzer

A Pulitzer & a Peabody!! What an unbelievable 2 days! This feels like undeniable proof that Indigenous stories matter & that we should support Indigenous people to tell them. We are so grateful to survivors who shared with us & hope this means more people will hear their voices.

Just finished this beautiful book by @TaraJMcGuire after starting it Mother’s Day weekend. Such a worthwhile read for any parent. Especially those navigating that strange space when they become adults.

We can't delay bold climate action any longer. Will you attend an action near you? Find one on the event map and RSVP today: act.leadnow.ca/AllInForEmCap/

Definitely talked about this in our Crisis Communications class this am 👀

Looking forward to connecting with all these smart folks.

Re-sharing this after listening to Chris Turner share his excitement for the “The Humming 20’s” in How to Be a Climate Optimist. Definitely worthwhile to hear about all of the good change underway and the possibilities for what could be - with a decent dose of political will.

Lots of good points here on the changing media landscape and how to digest more bad news for those working in journalism.

Sending good thoughts to the many good journalists who lost their jobs at CTV today. Journalism and democracy are best served with more and varied voices. This is not good news for anyone.

Now that is a mayor with some serious swagger.

Why won’t Manitoba Premier Stefanson search the landfill? The federally funded feasibility study said it was feasible. Toronto Police Service spent months searching one of the city’s main garbage sites for the body of Nathaniel Brettell. They found him. theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

Why does blocking help? Here are three reasons. 1/ It is discouraging to be called a whore and told to kill yourself. The same people often repeat the same messages, so by blocking them I don't have to see them again. 2/ So why not just mute? Because then they still ...

The road to urban happiness is more than a car lane. Civic leaders need to shake off their "cars, cars, cars" obsession and expand their view of cities to include vibrant pedestrian spaces, particularly waterfronts: The Globe and Mail editorial theglobeandmail.com/opinion/editor…

Looking forward to diving into these questions and more in our Fall KwantlenU Climate+ Challenge book club. Get your copy of Fire Weather: The Making of a Beast @KPULibrary or a book store near you.

Had a fantastic time ⁦KwantlenU⁩ welcome events this week on Langley, Richmond & Surrey campuses. Huge interest in our Climate+ Challenge Student Advisory Committee. Can’t wait to start working with them.