All students should check LEARN, HUB and their academic emails to find out more about the changes happening to class delivery. Stay happy, safe, and wash your hands 👐 #covid19Canada RRC Polytech RRC Polytech Students’ Association

"As Canadian as possible under the circumstances." —Heather Scott The circumstances have changed, but we care about each other. We say sorry. We try to do the right thing, even if it doesn't work out. Call your friends. Laugh. Go for a walk outside. #WashYourHands

3000 words written by 11:30. Finally hitting that social distancing stride. How are y'all adapting, #writingcommunity? I'm still getting used to doing everything from home, and some tips would help. #amwriting #SocialDistanacing #WashYourHands

My heart is bursting rn. I would've killed for this schedule as a kid.

Working Draft is a collection of long-form pieces from emerging Winnipeg communicators. Each year will feature new writers and a new theme. Read the inaugural stories at workingdraftmagazine.com #crecomm #writingcommunity #winnipeg #communications #amwriting

Tyler Sneesby (@DJ_Hunnicutt) is a familiar face in Winnipeg—he’s been performing since ‘91. But now, he’s going blind. Adapting to this new life isn’t easy, but it’s offered him a new perspective. brianne jamieson sits down with Tyler to discuss his journey. bit.ly/2xVKekB

Our 2020 stories all stem from our theme, truth. Each author takes a different approach— revealing their history, questioning their memories, or examining honesty in communications. workingdraftmagazine.com #crecomm #truth #storytelling #WritingCommunity #amwriting #winnipeg

Not muting your mic is the new reply all

That sunshine hits different after a day of online classes

Tbh I'm just glad something other than millennials is being blamed rn

Normally, I'm all over April Fool's. This year it doesn't seem right, at least not on twitter.

I wrote a piece for the Guardian a little while back about how I believe reality TV (for the most part) shows us people’s true selves better than real life. My central premise was that in normal life, we have all manner of niceties, rehearsed empathy and conditioned responses.

My column today: Rethinking infrastructure after the pandemic winnipegfreepress.com/special/corona…

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Brian Pallister: Manitoba Small Business Owners Need Your Help in 2020 During This Pandemic - Sign the Petition! chng.it/XxDZmBbx via Change.org Canada

Almost every song in my Discover Weekly has a saxophone in it. Nice.

First-year #CreComm students - have questions about the PR specialization? Email mleelockhart [at] rrc [dot] ca or DM me here!