over a decade ago, when social media was in its infancy, it was for sharing thoughts and those little moments of life. fast forward to now, you’re reading a “tweet” from a “self-aware frozen beef company.” so HOW DID WE GET HERE? (thread)
The pair of peregrine falcons is back at Selkirk Generating Station, and their chicks are adorable 😍
We intend to work with the Peregrine Falcon Recovery Project to keep the birds safe as long as we have staff on site.
The Red River is receding quickly now. Almost a foot down over the past day.
There’s a good chance we could see somewhat normal levels by Christmas. A river trail remains possible this January.
#winnipeg
Big shoutout to my former Comms team @manitobahydro over the weekend. You guys are KILLING it. Part of me wishes I could be in the trenches with everyone, but I enjoyed sleeping.
Ten years ago we moved downtown and built one of the most energy efficient office towers in North America - helping avoid greenhouse gas emissions and conserve the renewable energy we're lucky to have in Manitoba.
When one of our employees went to change a lightbulb on the roof at Selkirk Generating Station this June, he was surprised to find peregrine falcon eggs🥚This confirmed the suspicions of the Manitoba Peregrine Falcon Recovery Project that two adults were nesting on the station.
Three years ago, the first Manitoban to have a medically assisted death within the province ended their life. Since then, how has assisted dying affected people across Manitoba?
My series in @WinnipegNews, online now and in paper tomorrow. https://t.co/hT5IfDJyYg
Tune in to the 1001 Donations Telethon this Saturday for some adorable animals. I get to be on scene at the Winnipeg Humane Society helping put it together! It will be streamed on the Winipeg Humane Society website and all donations will be matched #1001Donations
Gracie had a 0% chance that her Double Cherry Eye could be fixed after 3 failed surgeries. Your donations helped her beat the odds. Help more animals like Gracie: https://t.co/smFxNEqFzM #1001Donations
Thanks to all the participants, volunteers, and mentors who helped me make the first-ever Beat the Cold Winter Triathlon a success.
With all fundraising, and event costs added up after the race, Beat the Cold raised nearly $20,000 for 1JustCity’s emergency warming centre!
Check this story out! @luke_rempel is race director and a Cre Comm student. "Beat the Cold" triathlon happens February 9 along the river trail paths in support of Just a Warm Sleep, an overnight warming shelter. https://t.co/w0TokkjLcV