If a gunman in a school is too difficult and dangerous for a typical local police force to handle, the right response is not to condemn local police forces as cowardly. The right response is to discredit the "good guy with a gun" fantasy.
@j_mcelroy Waiting here to bear witness to the outrage of the people of Thornhill… Fully agree if you’re counting them a neighbourhood, but I hope you know what you’ve waded into.
One of the most controversial things you can say on this hell site is "keep your cats indoors." And it's getting worse. Talking the other day to someone trying to convince me there r huge environmental benefits to letting cats roam free. Felt like I was talking to an anti-vaxxer
1.5 years ago we launched the first @Backcountry_H_A collegiate club in BC (3rd in Canada) with the purpose of providing education, mentorship, and advocacy to @ubcokanagan students who are interested in sourcing wild food and connecting with the land...
@j_mcelroy This approach makes sense in a vacuum, but it's hard to ignore the irony that the city whose first instinct at the beginning of the pandemic was to cut off surrounding communities will also be the first one vaccinated.
Most meaningful moment of the night.
Robin Lehner has been candid about dealing with bipolar disorder and addiction.
Tyler Motte shared his story of battling anxiety and depression this season.
Total respect for both of these guys for being so open about mental health.
Some updated information on caribou recovery strategies ongoing in BC. Plus the science behind their efficacy. These short-term solutions are very helpful in halting caribou declines, and are most appropriately done while habitat recovery is ongoing, or at least being planned.