Reading @BCstudies latest issue shows how language is central to First Nations' relationship with the land. The word TEṈEW̱, the W̱SÁNEĆ word for “land” has a deeper meaning, translating literally to “my wish for the people." Thx to @UVicResearch Nick Claxton & John Price
Thread for folks about Wet'suwet'en: the Nation is not a reserve nor a band council as defined by the Indian act. The Wet'suwet'en are a nation of people composed of five clans (two of which are the Unist’ot’en and Gidimt’en who are currently under siege by the RCMP), each with
During the past 30 years, there have been 133 earthquakes of M>5 in the offshore #VancouverIsland region. 19 of those were M>6, and the largest was M6.8. None of these earthquakes caused damage as they were well offshore. The most recent events are highlighted in red and orange.
@zedtweetz @UNBCGeography Congratulations, Bridget and Zoë! What a nice way to wrap up 2019. Hope Bridget will be here (or return) to present this research at the @WDGeog hosted here in March ⭐️
Two sea lions hijack a sail boat and recreate the Jack-and-Rose scene from the Titanic.
Check out the video. @CanGeographers @WDGeog
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Really looking forward to the Spring 2020 series of the City Talks on the theme of "Changing Memoryscapes in the City" featuring @emmarenaerts @NadineNakagawa @MLKStreet!
Congratulations to @UNBCGeography NRES “Master” Bridget Kinsley on a clear pass today. Very proud & honoured to have worked with you for the last few years, looking into the #bearhuntban in BC. We have all learned so much via your thesis work!
The 2020 AAG Distinguished Scholarship Award is awarded to Jamie Peck of @UBCGeog, for his foundational and sustained contributions to the field of economic geography and to human geography, more broadly @outtaKimbo https://t.co/vRg0IUM9fb
I keep wondering when Canada's tri-council (@SSHRC_CRSH@NSERC_CRSNG@CIHR_IRSC) & senior Canadian academics are going to realize that post-doc salaries in the range of 40-50,000 CAD/year are far below the global average, less per hour than grad RAs and TAs make, and very unfair.
@UVicGeog students connect with the Loita Maasai of Tanzania. Last August UVic geography students and their instructors arrived in Tanzania to begin a month-long field school on conservation management | @UVicSocialSci https://t.co/cJEPWCsvnx
Students at the University of Northern British Columbia may find themselves with an extra-long weekend, as faculty members walked off the job Thursday morning. https://t.co/tadyRYPs50