**🚔 Request for Public Assistance 🚔** Two motorcyclists have been driving dangerously fast, stunting, and weaving through traffic in our city. 🏍️🏍️ Given the inherent danger of a pursuit with these two motorcyclists we have not pursued.

This week was intensely busy. I built a geocache from scratch, had 29 youth participate in glowing planets, reached 100 activity participants total. I also helped organize Family Fun Day for Canupawakpa Dakota First Nation with a heat wave that left me a bit sun-kissed. #IamBU

Garden update: My buckets have tomatoes 🍅 on them! #GardeningTwitter

This week was the Reston Fair! Got to see some fireworks, play some trivia (and win a prize for being in last place), go to breakfast and got to throw a float in the parade as well on top of have a water fight with the kids (we later called a truce and made mudpies instead).

This week at the campground we made Snow Globes to have a Christmas in July! 🎅 Santa also informed me I needed to give out treats as well to all the campers AND the kids who participated in this week's activities. That meant over 800 candy cane's.

Final slate of activities at Reston Campground, and their about to be particularly spooky! 🎃 👻

Proud to announce the Grand Finale for me this summer with the 2nd Annual Haunted Happenings! Don't miss out!

Attending the 2nd National Autism Conference hosted by Health Canada and PHAC virtually today... where are my #actuallyautistic people at? I've yet to see a single person who is Autistic in this conference show themselves. That's a problem.

Folks have asked me "What have you been up to since the Jim Munson and Ginette Munson Autism Leadership Award?" Government appointments to committees is one. Winning bursaries is another. Hiding in library ranges is a favorite passtime. It appears I didn't slow down.

This TUESDAY at Feb. 25, 4:40pm-6:00pm CST. Join Dr. Kennedy (Dean of Arts), Graeme Chapman & myself (Research Assistants) as we look at "Lost in the Crowd: Acadian Soldiers of Canada's First World War" but also a sneak peak at Brandon-born soldiers from WWI. #BrandonMB #IamBU

On March 10th, I was awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal for 15 years of advocacy to improve the lives of those of us living with ASD and pushing for change in our country. This month I am heading to Ottawa for CALS! Autism Alliance of Canada Jim Munson #AutismAcceptanceMonth

The last month has been fantastic! I was in Ottawa #CALS2025 doing 2 panels and award ceremony for Jim Munson Autism Leadership Award. Stranded in Toronto. Big Bruce in Morden. Airplanes in Brandon. I have been all over the place lately. Next stop convocation! #IamBU

Join myself and Dr. Diane Driedger and Dr. Nancy Hansen as we bring you "Accessibility History, A Manitoba Perspective - Past, Present and Future" to #MAAW2025 hosted by the Manitoba Accessibility Office on May 28! For more information head to accessibilitymb.ca!

What has my life been like the last couple of weeks? Photography has been my hobby for years, and so I caught up on that. I also was part of the #AccessibleMB Manitoba Access Awareness Week panel. And then this morning I'm listed as a nominee for a Tourism Award! #IAmBU

This has been a busy week for me as I crossed the stage to obtain my Bachelor's of Education degree from Brandon University! To say it's been a journey is an understatement but I look forward to what the future holds. Next stop teaching in my own classroom!

Brandon University professor Aloysius Anyichie has received a $67,695 grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) through the 2025 Insight Development Grants. #bdnmb buff.ly/dRcxjY2

Its 🌽! 1st picking of the season.

"Whitney where are you heading off to next?" Me: I am heading west in 2026! Jim Munson Autism Alliance of Canada

Its me! Hi! Im the problem its me.... or should I say solution? Join me in Edmonton, AB where I give my talk on "Where Real Intervention Happens: Rethinking Education for Autistic Students" January 2026! Thank you to Terri Duncan at Autism Services Edmonton for the kind words.

Many thanks to the Brandon Youth Centre in Brandon Manitoba for inviting me to come and speak to around 50 youth on Becoming a Mental Health Champion this past October. It was an amazing day!