Take the survey at https://t.co/B7ybUjzo5R by December 31st to help us identify opportunities and issues related to short-term rentals. 🗣️
The University of Calgary Conjoint Faculties Research Ethics Board has assessed and approved this study (REB23-0923).
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Share your thoughts on short-term rentals (STRs) in Calgary. 💭
We’re partnering with researchers at the @UCalgary to gather input from Calgarians about their experiences with and perspectives on STRs in the city.
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In case you missed it--here is the recording of Thursday's webinar on GBA+. A big thank you to our presenters Dr. Lindsay Tedds, Anna Cameron, and Deputy Minister Frances McRae: https://t.co/6bK2TC5oUX
@IPAC_IAPC@EvertLindquist@WAGE_FEGC @LindsayTedds @annaicameron
A Moral Education https://t.co/FNdBXUE3EK
"The idea that art should address the monstrous, that much of the moral office of art might lie in making us identify with the monstrous—identification not as consolation but as indictment—is entirely foreign to our current thinking."
@GillianPetit @LindsayTedds @AlexaAtherly@policy_school Agreed! Equally chuffed we have you as a boss. And that I have, at long last, received recognition for my entrepreneurial spirit.
‘When you turn and look back down the years, you glimpse the ghosts of other lives you might have led; all houses are haunted.’
Hilary Mantel wrote many wonderful pieces for the LRB and we’d hoped she’d write many more: https://t.co/lykCjiOayZ
Words, however lazily chosen, matter.Language evokes histories, reflects what we deem allowable&true, articulates possibilities—it creates/sustains/reproduces power relations.When DCS named an Indian problem the wording wasn't vague.What are we doing when we use such words today?