Kimberly N Barnard

What I can do is very small, but if I can do it with thankfulness, that would be huge! - Tomihiro Hoshino (Canadian translation) 🍁🙏🇺🇦💞

[Kimberly N Barnard @BarnardKimberly]

@t3athletics You make it look effortlessly easy, but every muscle is alert and already ahead of you! #powerofhabit

[Women's March @womensmarch]

TODAY: Organizers in Minnesota are asking all of us to step away from work, school, and shopping to use our collective power and demand ICE leave our communities.

We refuse to accept this violence and demand accountability.

ICE out of Minnesota. Abolish ICE. #ICEOUT

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

As a Professor in the Study of Religion at the University of Oslo, I have the formal opportunity to nominate candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize. I have therefore just nominated the People of Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for the 2026 Nobel Peace Price for their valiant defence of peace in Europe against Russian aggression, which seems not limited to Ukraine. Through their immense sacrifice, the People of Ukraine and their President have kept the rest of Europe safe from Russian totalitarianism and imperialism. They are the true and most noble defenders of European liberty, democracy and peace.

The formal nomination text is as follows:

Through their defence of their own democracy against Russian aggression, the People of Ukraine since 2014 and President Zelenskyy 2019, have helped preserve peace for Europe.

As pointed out by various leading politicians, foreign policy experts, and intelligence reports from various states, the Russian territorial ambitions are not limited to Ukraine but extend to other areas previously under Russian control. The official justifications behind the Russian invasion – the alleged right to reclaim land that at one point has been Russian, the claim to allegedly protect Russophone population, and the refusal to accept the legitimacy of a democratically elected government – are just as applicable for Russia’s relations with numerous other countries.

The defence of the Ukrainian people against the unilateral Russian invasion of 2014 onwards and particularly after the full-scale invasion of 2022, and of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during his entire term, seems, consequently, to have helped preserve peace for other European democracies in the most direct way reflecting the values promoted by the Nobel Peace Prize.

In agreement with numerous former Prizes, the achievement of the People of Ukraine and President Zelenskyy is also one of preserving and promoting democracy, as their struggle is one against the totalitarianism and various severe human rights abuses Russia systematically imposes on any territory they illegally occupy

The resistance of Ukraine represents, moreover, a decisive defence of the international rules-based order, as it is firmly rooted in the principles of the UN Charter, notably the right of a people to defend itself against aggression. President Zelenskyy and the People of Ukrainian have consistently called for a just and lasting peace based on sovereignty and human rights, and have shown remarkable restraint in the face of systematic attacks on civilians.

Author: Professor Dag Øistein Endsjø

[Kimberly N Barnard @BarnardKimberly]

@AaronKheriatyMD Brace for impact.

[Kimberly N Barnard @BarnardKimberly]

@bertsbooks Good to GREAT!

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

Kozak Ukrainian Eatery is more than a successful small business — it’s a pillar of the community here in New Westminster.

Thanks to the staff for the warm welcome, and the pastries for the road. #SlavaUkraini

[freeonis @freeonis_]

Make Ukraine Guilty Again! (Eng Dub)

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

This brilliant cartoon clearly explains Trump’s current position on Ukraine. It is in Ukrainian with English subtitles. Share it with anyone who keeps repeating russian propaganda.

[Kimberly N Barnard @BarnardKimberly]

Goals! 👏💚🚮🌟

[Litter Watch @Litterwatch1]

During her lunch break, Emma is making a difference in #Oldbury. Instead of just scrolling through her phone, she’s out there litter picking her adopted street. In just 20 minutes, she’s not only getting her steps in but also helping to keep our community clean. #Sandwell

[David Eby @Dave_Eby]

Invictus Games are a reminder of the strength of the human spirit: and that we are all stronger when we pull together. Every athlete has served their country and fought for freedom.

I’m honoured to cheer on competitors from 23 nations at the @InvictusGames25!

#IG25

[Kimberly N Barnard @BarnardKimberly]

Grab your tissues 😭❤️🍁

[Ryan Reynolds @VancityReynolds]

Terry Fox started a marathon against cancer but couldn’t finish it. Others have been running in his honour since 1981. His battle was with cancer but his legacy is bringing people together. @TerryFoxCanada

[Kim-Bo @kim_gaetz]

Even with a 30 day pause in tariffs, America proved they are not our friends, and we must continue to boycott goods.
We are Team Canada, buy local, support Canada, keep our Canadian pride in tact !
We are strong 🇨🇦

[Kimberly N Barnard @BarnardKimberly]

@AMacGregor4CML It's a twisted game to be the brunt of, and I hope we can protect ourselves going forward 🍁

[Litter Watch @Litterwatch1]

Shoutout to Chris for spending his Sunday morning making #Oldbury cleaner. He collected 6 bags of litter! Litter picking is a fun way to enjoy the outdoors, meet great people, and see the impact of your efforts. Grab a picker and join in. #adoptastreet #sandwell

[Kimberly N Barnard @BarnardKimberly]

@edgarrmcgregor So sorry!!!

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

🕯️ Japanese Ambassador to Ukraine Masashi Nakagome honored the victims of Holodomor on Holodomor Remembrance Day.

💬 "We remember the millions of innocent victims of the Holodomor, the genocide of the Ukrainian people."

[Tim Walz @Tim_Walz]

Chin up, team. Take some time. Take care of yourself. Take care of your loved ones. Take care of your community.

There are a million ways to make a difference—get back in the fight when you’re ready.

And know that, whenever you are ready, I’ll be ready to get back in with you.

[Torrance Coste @TorranceCoste]

Much love to anyone who needs it today.

Do what you need to take care of yourself, then when you’re ready, reach out to your loved ones and community. That’s where our power is and always will be.

[Gurdeep Pandher of the Yukon @GurdeepPandher]

The world faces challenging times, with polarization and fear prevalent in many societies. From social media hostility to global conflicts, from self-centric politics to religions being used to divide people, negativity seems to be taking up a lot of space and becoming louder than ever. Yet, it's vital to maintain faith in humanity. Despite these challenges, numerous examples of human kindness, cooperation, and resilience exist. Communities unite in crises, people show selfless generosity, and grassroots movements strive for positive change. These stories remind us of the goodness in people. From my snow-covered environment in the Yukon, I'm sending joy, hope, and positivity.
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(Fiddle by Maria Cherwick with a Ukrainian folk tune, Dhol Drum by Gurdeep Pandher)

[Kira Rudik @kiraincongress]

While the world focuses on the US election, russia ramps us its unprecedented aggression. The new American President must act decisively for global peace.