Just another carbon-based life form trying to figure out what it's all about... Proud husband, father and Metis citizen. Opinions are most definitely my own.
Had the opportunity to participate in an event hosted by the First Nations Fisheries Council to mark the launch of the Save Our Salmon Coalition. biv.com/article/2023/02/new-…
Grateful for the opportunity to listen, learn and share great conversations at the First Nations Fisheries Council’s Fall Assembly - held at the beautiful Musqueam Cultural Centre.
Grateful to colleagues who came together to create this display to recognize Orange Shirt Day and National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. We’ve come a long way, but knowledge of the living legacies of colonialism must spur us to go much further. #Reconciliation#OrangeShirtDay
What does one’s thoughts turn to on the Labour Day weekend but that… Hallowe’en is coming! Kid 1 has upped the ante by committing us to making a 3D cat mask. Good thing we are starting early…
Celebrating Public Service Pride Week, and acknowledging the continuing work needed to ensure that everyone can be their authentic selves in the workplace.
Had the opportunity to travel to Snuneymuxw territories/Nanaimo for an announcement of significant investments to benefit Indigenous commercial fishing enterprises in BC. nanaimonewsnow.com/2022/02/2…
Seraphim "Joe" Fortes (c.1863-1922) came to Vancouver from Trinidad (some say Barbados) in 1885. He became the city's first lifeguard, creating the position by volunteering at English Bay. He taught a generation how to swim and saved dozens from drowning. #BlackHistoryMonthYVR
Joe Fortes died 100 years ago today. It’s been an honour researching his life the past few months. An incredible guy we should know more about! #BlackHistoryMonth