For the past four years itโs been my job - nay, my PLEASURE - to be the tweeter behind the @OKWildlifeDept account. This is my final post.
Itโs been my absolute honor to roast and ratio some of you into the ground in the name of science. Letโs take a trip down memory lane: ๐งต
We kicked off the morning with Hub Cyclingโs rush hour challenge and a friendly challenge amongst city councillors!
@christineeboyle rode her ๐ด
@AdrianeCarr drove her hybrid ๐
And I took public transit ๐
And the winner was public transit by a small margin, followed by bike and then car!
Active transportation and public transit are critical to our growing city!
@WeAreHub @TransLink
#vanpoli #bcpoli
Common sense is not what you think it is.
If you learned computers later in life, if you learned to avoid the cloud because it was risky in the early days, you've probably been frustrated trying to keep up lately.
What was it today? Tell me your #tech stories ๐ค๐ค
I have not been super active on social recently, but I'm heading to the @bcndp convention and it seems appropriate to poke my nose back in and say hi :)
Who else is heading to the capital?
This is an interesting site and calculator. I like that you can adjust the calculations to your own realities. I wonder where they get their numbers from for the averages?
#livingwage https://t.co/UtnzqpFvrb
Lots of moving parts in housing right now. Glad to see my local city government and the province taking it seriously and putting more funding in place along with modernizing the rules.
It'll be interesting to reflect back on results in the future - lots to do still.
We believe that everyone deserves a home. Our governmentโs new housing action plan adds more tools to build units and it removes barriers to create more homes for British Columbians. https://t.co/m6H4tgZ3D5
Documenting standards makes it easy for the team to keep up with best practices.
Making it public is helpful for rest of us trying our best but without the bigger resources :)
@BlackwellMerlin I'm with @suestroud on this one - I love my local Chamber, but they advocate on the behalf of local business to the city for many reasons - If the city was also a member, that could get complicated.
We do have a strong working relationship, though!
To clarify, dignified life (to me) means having access to the basic needs of life in a way that is appropriate for the human.
โ๏ธNot for luxury. Not for convenience.
๐ฑFor a dignified experience that accommodates sufficiently for one's limitations without judgement.
#ableism
It seems to me that the arguments against instituting a living wage have been around since the industrial revolution.
When will we evolve to embrace the concept that all humans should have access to a dignified life in 2023?
Full stop. No qualifying statements.
So. This chat ai thing. Will it change the creative / content industry? Absolutely.
Will humans lose their jobs? Maybe. Their careers?
Only if they aren't paying attention.
#excitedaboutwork
Big changes in Southern Interior BC .
Kamloops to the Alberta border along Hwy 1 is an interesting new take I didn't realize they were considering! Might make for some interesting new relationships among progressive leaders and volunteers in the region.
NEWS RELEASE: The report by the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Ontario, outlining its proposed changes to the province's federal electoral map, was tabled in the House of Commons today. For more information: https://t.co/61s9ttM9lg
@HypnoticSage@ty_olsen I drove out that "hwy" in the early hours of a blizzard a while back; first tracks in 2 inches of snow, nervously trying to stay in the middle of the road creeping around those corners, wishing I'd left earlier. I was very grateful for studded tires that day!
@Khelsilem There are so many great systems out there, the big question is what will your team use.
I would suggest a full team brainstorming session, agree on a productivity system everyone can get behind. Decide information standards and review cycles, then stick to them.