I know it is the weekend but it is also a good time to reflect on the epidemic of workers who die and are injured on the job in Canada. Tomorrow is the national day of mourning. Take time to reflect on this, and why it continues to happen.

Such an interesting story. Bones of 1800s battlefield dead may have been dug up for fertilizer wapo.st/3w0K5L6

Today is international day of the worker. Every day is the day of the worker in my house.

We want no condescending saviors To rule us from their judgement hall Happy May Day.

I have been thinking a lot about student protests on campus. Since today is the anniversary of the Kent State massacre, we should collectively reflect on the important role of student dissent -- on and off campus -- in shaping social change. #NeverForget history.com/topics/vietnam…

My favourite comment from reviewers is when they tell an author to further contextualize something without providing specific advice or addressing how it would help the paper.

Today I attended Nancy commencement. Beautiful ceremony. Nobel Prize winner and Katalin Kariko and Martha Minnow get honorary degrees. Amazing scholars and women. Proud father today.

Trump verdict in. Taking bets on the outcome.

Today is the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Take a moment and reflect on the fate of these student protestors in a year of protest.

Many SMUFU will fondly remember Dr. Bill Jones, who was Dean of Science and the university's first Dean of Grad Studies. Dr. Jones passed away on Sunday. His obituary is here: jonesfamilyfuneralcentre.ca/obituaries/178… SMUScience

Opening the ⁦cahn_achn⁩ conference in Halifax with a welcome from our President ⁦Peter L. Twohig⁩ #histnursing

60% of Starmer's new Cabinet did 'worthless' degrees at University. Phillipson - History Streeting - History Reynolds - History Kendall - History Phillipson - History and Languages Steve Reed - English Kyle - Geography Haigh - Politics McFadden - Politics

At least the US President knows when it is time to depart for the greater good.

Before I became vice president and before I was elected as U.S. senator, I was the attorney general of California. Before that, I was a prosecutor who took on predators, fraudsters, and cheaters. So I know Donald Trump’s type. In this campaign, I will put my record against his.

I see that Maritime wrestling legend Leo Burke (born Léonce Cormier) has died. Someday, I will write that book on Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling ... SiriusXM Busted Open

My hot take after the address from the Oval Office is that if Kamala Harris wins, Biden will be considered the greatest one-term President. C’mon my American cousins — like the man said, it is in your hands.

On the blog, Greg Marquis remembers long-time friend of Acadiensis Beth McGahan: acadiensis.wordpress.com/2024/08/05/eli…

Athabasca University: Assistant Professor, Interdisciplinary Studies linkedin.com/jobs/view/3976…

You could work at my alma mater. Dalhousie U looking for an assistant prof in 20th C US History. academicwork.ca/jobs/assistant…

Wait, it's September? I have some catching up to do.