Few interviews have meant more to me over the years than getting to speak with Temple Grandin. Grandin helped transform the world's understanding of autism.
At this moment in our discourse, I thought it was an important voice for the public to hear.
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I am saddened to learn of the passing of my long time on-air partner and friend meteorologist Peter Coade.He was a broadcasting trail blazer and forecaster in the style and tradition of his mentor Rube Hornstein. Did I mention his sense of humour? Rest easy, Peter. @CTVAtlantic
In Harry’s memory, to ensure that his dedication to justice, equity, and human rights lives on, we have established the Harry Critchley Prison Justice Fund in collaboration with PATH Legal, East Coast Prison Justice Society, Nova Scotia Legal Aid, and Dalhousie University’s Schulich School of Law. Devoted to sustaining the integrated prison and policing oversight work of our organizations, the Harry Critchley Prison Justice Fund will support the hiring of a paid, full-time articling position at PATH Legal. Harry was deeply passionate about bridging post-secondary education with community service, and the Harry Critchley Prison Justice Fund will allow us to do just that.
Learn more about Harry's life and the Harry Critchley Prison Justice Fund at: https://t.co/Qqo2aLbuP7
To contribute to the Harry Critchley Prison Justice Fund, please donate directly through our website at: https://t.co/nRHrl6HTMr
When making your donation, please put “Harry Critchley” in the message line of the form.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for helping us continue Harry’s incredible legacy.
@ElJonesPoet So very sorry to read about Harry. Such a tremendous loss for you and the large community that he worked with, to fight injustice and make life better for so many people.
Halifax with a population of just over half a million people is home to three of the world’s top hockey players. A remarkable trio in an unforgettable moment 🇨🇦
#BluenosePride
Sportscaster Scott Oake turned his son’s death from an overdose into action to help other families, by @simonhoupt https://t.co/rjBUtIYaOH via @globeandmail#ToxicDrugCrisis
Can a pesky mouse infestation ruin your life—or is it just a mirror for what’s already broken? Sue Murtagh’s short story Extermination is a sharp comment on the things that gnaw at us.
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“I’m the trap today, you little bastard.”
A woman’s showdown with a mouse becomes a metaphor for life’s battles in Sue Murtagh’s whirlwind of a short story. Read “Extermination” here:
https://t.co/zNFlbhv7wj
Where’s Wanda? The Post-Chronicle Herald publishes an entire edition Thursday written entirely by men - every local and non-local story, four opinion pieces, even the letter-to-the-editor. There are 10 photos where the main subject is a man, one a woman.
“I wish to express my gratitude to the Honourable Arthur J. LeBlanc for his devoted service as Nova Scotia’s 33rd lieutenant governor. I also take this opportunity to welcome Mr. Mike Savage to the viceregal family. I look forward to our collaboration.”- #GGSimon