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New episode of @CANADALAND’s Oppo is very good. I really appreciate the excellent Canadian perspective from @policingblack on long-standing issues with policing. Thanks @Garossino and @jengerson for another good discussion.

https://www.canadalandshow.com/podcast/67-everybody-else-is-abolishing-the-police-so-why-cant-we/

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A chance to support a great affordable housing project near transit and amenities! #affordablehousing

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The City of Vancouver is hosting a Virtual Open House for Brightside's proposed development at 349 E 6th Avenue. Visit the ShapeYourCity website for info on the proposal and to provide feedback and support. The Virtual Open House runs until July 19, 2020. https://shapeyourcity.ca/349-e-6-ave

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.@christineyvr is one of the best colleagues I’ve ever had! I am very excited for her. Congrats, Christine!

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Congratulations to our #UBCSauder MBA alum for being appointed the new interim president of VanCity! Read @georgiastraight for more insights on Christine Bergeron's career and experiences prior to her new position. https://bit.ly/2MQZuDd

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Since we’re on the subject of holidays, I propose next April 9th as Confederate Surrender Day because people seem confused about who actually lost that war. It should be celebrated by knocking over whatever monuments they have left by then.

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A case study on how a competent science-driven government manages lockdown and re-opening:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/covid-19-june-look-forward-phase-3-1.5629722
It can be done!

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Looking on the Brightside. May 24, 2019
An update on my book. February 3, 2019
Putting a note on the digital fridge. September 9, 2018
Two types of thinking. July 8, 2018
What I’ve learned from home-swapping. July 1, 2018

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