Sleep-deprived early morning radio host of CBC On the Island. Author of Our Crumbling Foundation, On Borrowed Time, Walls, Radio Jet Lag & Why Humans Build Up.
Canada’s #HousingCrisis has upended lives and shattered dreams. I wrote this book to show the high human cost of the crisis & the long list of repairs Canadians should consider to fix our crumbling foundation. Published by @randomhouseca#cdnpoli Pre-order
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For Tsunami Notification Zones A, B, C, & D currently under Tsunami Advisory:
• Stay out of the water. DO NOT go to the shore to observe currents or waves
• Avoid low-lying coastal areas, harbors, marinas & beaches until emergency officials say it is safe
• Monitor for updates & follow instructions from local authorities: https://t.co/HarPMOqXk0 #BCTsunami
Rise and shine sports fans.
CBC Radio is on the pool deck live at the Canadian trials. That’s two-time Paralympic champion Nicholas Bennett with host @GregorCraigie.
I’m up next to talk about all things swimming, including Summer McIntosh’s 400m freestyle world record.
Victoria’s Gregor Craigie has won the George Ryga Award, an annual literary prize for a BC writer who has achieved an outstanding degree of social awareness in a new book, for his title about Canada’s housing crisis. Read more: https://t.co/zDCAwSWb5p
"The intelligence professionals say it's possible that the U.S. government would use more intrusive tactics, such as fomenting or financing pro-annexationist groups within Canada to create the impression of a groundswell of support for the idea."
Former senior Canadian intelligence officials say Canada needs to be on the lookout for campaigns aimed at destabilizing the country amid Donald Trump's escalating 51st state threats.
They say those attempts would likely come on social media, such as X. https://t.co/Iq8ydWL4zN
We’ll be connecting with @GregorCraigie on CBC radio this morning at 7am. Tune in to take a step towards prep following the earthquake. #Saanich#prepare
That was quite the shake here in #Victoria 🇨🇦 at 05:02 PT. M4.6 near Orcas Island, 45 km ENE from Victoria and 70 km from Vancouver. Felt all across southwest BC and northwest WA. Details and to report shaking:
https://t.co/If8KLKF93n
USGS: https://t.co/gBULngUbre