Just Cruising
In this tranquil setting an orange tree separates a white from a dark swan. The white (Yin) male and the…
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Disintegration I
This picture is very dark. The Yin&Yang symbol is messy and the two fish “eyes” are replaced by four white…
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Disintegration II
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SOGI Myth-busting
After an announcement by the Minister of Education in 2016, all British Columbian boards of education and independent school authorities…
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Hawaii 70.3 – Race Report
Being my first Half Ironman, I had no idea what to expect so I consciously decided to let go of…
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FOSTA/SESTA is Gender-Based Violence
These days, like all days, it feels like there is so much harm happening in the world. Craigslist recently closed…
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Free range, chocolate covered Saskatoons
Thanks @oliveridley for the free range, chocolate covered Saskatoons! They are… berry good. #saskatoons Source https://www.sherwinarnott.org/2018/06/free-range-chocolate-covered-saskatoons/
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Canadian journalism fails at nuance when it comes to jihad
On my view the news media in Canada have, by and large and in the long run, misrepresented the concept…
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Some notes on why jihad is good
I think a lot of non-Muslim folks don’t understand that jihad has good meanings. When a Muslim person gives birth,…
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Ads versus articles in the Saturday BC Edition of the Globe and Mail, A Section
Here’s the A Section of the Globe and Mail. It’s the BC edition for June 2nd, 2018. There are 19…
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June 03, 2018
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Fat wallet
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Protecting (marine) subsidies – nutrient flows from ocean to land
Each spring along the coast of British Columbia, the typically calm nearshore waters begin to churn with thousands of spawning…
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Misty MacDuffee speaks to lack of government action on Southern Resident killer whales
What is the government of Canada doing to protect the Southern Resident killer whales? The threat to these killer whales…
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A canvas of change
Hello! I hope everyone is enjoying this wonderful soulshine! With springtime in the air, we are all very excited of…
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Oil tankers: a killer for whales
The 29th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill quietly came and went a few weeks ago. The lack of…
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Feds’ fisheries announcement a welcome first step: groups renew call for killer whale emergency order
Conservation groups are applauding today’s announcement from Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Dominic LeBlanc and Minister of Environment and Climate…
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SwimRun Victoria Announces Newest Sponsors
At Human Powered Racing we value relationships and take pride in our community. This is one of the reasons why we…
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Victims and Survivors of Crime Week: Part Four
How can I support a survivor in my life? Choosing to share your experience of sexualized violence is an individual…
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Great Canadian Giving Challenge 2018
Help the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre win $10,000! June is the Great Canadian Giving Challenge. Every dollar donated to VSAC in…
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Victims and Survivors of Crime Week: Part One
Have you wondered what VSAC’s services are like? In this 4 part blog series for Victims and Survivors of Crime…
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Victims and Survivors of Crime Week: Part Two
Have you wondered what VSAC’s services are like? In this 4 part blog series for Victims and Survivors of Crime…
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Victims and Survivors of Crime Week: Part Three
Have you wondered what VSAC’s services are like? In this 4 part blog series for Victims and Survivors of Crime…
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HPR Youth Triathlon West Shore 2018 A Success
It was a chilly morning for the HPR Youth Triathlon West Shore but the athletes crushed it. There were 45…
