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I would call and email people like normal. Maybe analyze a database in Excel or Google Sheets. Timestamp interviews if I was in a rush and couldn't transcribe them in full.

y’all remember how in the 80s, you would walk into a restaurant and have to specify “non-smoking section?” bc i remember.

The theme is #FabulousWaders for the #BirdOfTheDay. So here’s a photo of that one time I saw Roseate Spoonbills in Delaware, which is far out of their normal range. Truly fabulous! Oh, and there’s a bonus Tricolored Heron hidden in the shadows. #birds 🌿

New month...same old story. Chance of some showers/thunderstorms early this evening & again LATE tomorrow night. A bit drier for Thu/Fri. Here's your Tue WxBlast video: www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/vid... #yegwx

Aug. 4 WxBlastNew month, same old story. Chance of some showers and thunderstorms early Tuesday evening and again late Wednesday. Here's your Tuesday WxBlast video:www.ctvnews.ca

I would have been another statistic. At 6:25AM another cyclist killed by a car. Not by the driver cos the driver decided that they could make the turn but by a car. When we get in a car we have to be aware and concious all the time that we are able to kill or maim people anytime

I was crossing the crosswalk this morning and 2 cars turning left decided to cut me off. One so close that the driver stopped before hitting me and was almost in tears. Did it have to be that way? Not at all. Would I have been tweeting this if the car had hit me, also no.

Cars are so much better. They're so much more durable, they get vastly better gas mileage, and most of all, they are SO MUCH SAFER.

We probably need to ban cars until we figure out why this keeps happening.

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Happy Dogust, everybody.

My personal rule is that if a person’s foremost issue with any given community is “division,” what follows is typically a defense of the status quo and a call to concede to its demands.

6/6 This glaring omission occurs despite security experts warning that Indigenous communities are prime targets for foreign disruption. The registry is a tool for visibility, not a shield against subversion. Source: Elizabeth Thompson, CBC News www.cbc.ca/news/politic...

New foreign influence office won't prevent foreign interference, commissioner says | CBC NewsCanada's new foreign influence office won't prevent foreign interference in Canada, but it will provide more transparency for Canadians who want to know who is trying to influence their politicians an...www.cbc.ca

5/6 The registry arrives two years after Bill C-70 was passed. Anyone attempting to influence federal, provincial, or municipal politicians for a foreign state must now register. Crucially, attempts to influence Indigenous leaders were left out of the regulations.

4/6 So, who is responsible for catching the spies? That monumental task remains squarely with the RCMP and Canada's national security agencies. Yet shockingly, despite taking office, Boegman has not yet received a briefing from any security agency.

2/6 Anton Boegman draws a sharp line between two distinct threats: influence and interference. His new office is designed strictly to monitor "legitimate activities" and shed light on who is lobbying on behalf of foreign governments. It has limits.

1/6 🇨🇦 NEW REGISTRY WON'T STOP FOREIGN INTERFERENCE 🇨🇦 Canada's first foreign influence commissioner offers a sobering reality check. The transparency office will not prevent covert political meddling. Source: CBC News #NatSecSky #CdnPoli #CanPoli #Spying #Registry

The blood-soaked WAR-PROFITEERING is actually even MORE obscene Aramco, BP, Chevron, ENI, Equinor, ExxonMobil, Shell & TotalEnergies made nearly $93 billion🤯 in the Apr-June quarter Off the back of war & heatwaves, drought, fires, & floods caused by entrenched fossil fuel use

Revealed: major oil firms make $93bn profits amid war and climate crisisIran conflict windfall over three months reignites calls for companies ‘cashing in on human misery’ to pay for environmental damagewww.theguardian.com

YES IT’S ADORABLE, and with the velocity and accuracy made possible with Plateau bows+skilled bow hunters this could penetrate most prey (and most poorly armed enemies). This arrowhead style started ~1,200 years ago and was still popular when settlers showed up ~200 years ago.

Is it the cutest arrowhead I’ve ever found? Yes! Is it light, lethal and still sharp af? Also yes! Such skilled technique and artistry to make this charming killer from a single flake of volcanic stone 😍 Recovered in Tl'kemtsin / Lytton, Nlaka'pamux territory.

I’m hosting CBC’s Front Burner for the next two weeks. They were nice enough to start my fill-in stint on a topic I’m rather familiar with: Alberta separatism. My chat with the great @rwarnica.bsky.social: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/f...

Where's the fight to keep Canada together?Podcast Episode · Front Burner · August 4 · 32mpodcasts.apple.com

Proofs ✅ Truth Before Reconciliation: Confronting Residential School Denialism will be available wherever you buy books, September 9. You can pre-order now: uofmpress.ca/books/truth-.... Royalties going to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society.