Kaitlyn Gillis

This webinar examines design choices shaped by a young family’s priorities, including accessibility, material safety, and long-term adaptability. The session will present findings from 14 months of indoor environmental monitoring and analysis.

🕒️ - 10th March, 6-7:30pm
🔗 - seda.scot/webinar-acce...

I had a meeting downtown tonight that went until after 8 PM. I would have done almost anything for a cafe to have been open to decompress and just chill for a bit. Where are the late night places that aren't bars/pubs? Miss the days of Reads...

Think the actually super cool premier of Manitoba started the trend…

NHL player Radko Gudas caught using gay slur at Winter Olympics - Outsports Video footage shows Czechia's Radko Gudas, often a controversial NHL figure, using homophobic language minutes after hit on Crosby.

About time this gets reported… no place for that anywhere.
www.outsports.com/2026/2/20/24...

ecojustice.ca/take-action/...

@ecojusticecanada.bsky.social #NBPoli

“Smith’s address last night is worse than advocacy for separatism. It’s an agenda to destroy Canadian federalism from within. To rely on stoking fear and xenophobia, to attack society’s most vulnerable, to dismantle the grand bargains that make Canada the best country in the world.”

*Important* At the Senate on Tuesday, the President summarized the Province's plan to cut University funding across the province by 10%. This is nuclear, amounting to ~50M divided among the four universities. (While Irving pulp and paper is to get +45M for tariff relief.) But it is not yet a done deal. All university and union presidents are responding firmly. Please write to your MLA asap. There is not much time.

Dear Hon. Susan Holt, It has come to my attention that the budget for universities in the province may be cut by $50 million. I am writing to plead with you to reconsider. New Brunswick universities like the University of New Brunswick--recently ranked tops in Atlantic Canada and 14th in the country ahead of Western and Ottawa by TIME Magazine--serve a vital role educating the young people of this province. Our constituency is our own children. These proposed cuts would have a catastrophic impact on institutions that quite frankly require more public investment not less. This would be an incredibly short-sighted decision, with devastating long-term impacts. I hope New Brunswick can count on you to reconsider and put its young people first, ahead of corporate interests. Many thanks, Nathan Kalman-Lamb Associate Professor of Sociology, University of New Brunswick

Catastrophic higher education news in New Brunswick: the Liberal government of my MLA @susanholtnb.bsky.social is potentially going to cut 10% of the budget for universities—$50M across 4 schools when much *more* funding is needed, not less.

The impact would be devastating.

Please share, NBers.

Ok. Why doesn't #NewBrunswick have a wellness tax credit like PEI? $1,000?!

Yikes in a city that is pushing density + multi-unit residential bldgs as much as #Fredericton is, not having #recycling in all apartments sorted before removing the community bins is a pretty big fail? People who want to recycle should have an option, it shouldn’t be up to a landlord’s compliance.

I love Green Day so much and I’m so very happy they performed‘American Idiot’ because, well…you know… 😁

same!!! And I would love it at the NBEX grounds… pool complex like they do in the west, too.

A toxic gas was hiding inside his home for decades. It's radon, and scientists are tackling its deadly rise | CBC News Radon gas, an invisible health threat that can build up in your home, is putting more Canadians at risk of deadly lung cancer. A national research team is using throwaway toenail clippings to find mar...

This is really sad... we actually need to test and fix the environments we are living, working, and playing in...

cbc.ca/news/health/radon-gas-cancer-screenings-9.7058488

I am so done with being mansplained to. And I think it’s getting worse.

Did you all hear about this $3 meal the Secretary of Agriculture recommended?

Loss of weekend hours at Minto walk-in clinic a step backward, mayor says | CBC News As the New Brunswick government opens collaborative care clinics around the province, Minto residents are frustrated to see the walk-in hours reduced at their community health centre.

This is pretty sad. When Freddy had ZERO options for walk-ins during Covid, Minto welcomed so many of us... no glares, no questions, just care.

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

'We have too much regulation and not enough action,' says PM on climate policies In a wide-ranging interview, CBC News chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton sat down with the prime minister and asked him about the status of Canada's climate policy amid his plans for a pote...

Sadly, so many people (especially when the value is on short term gains over long term ones) don't tend to act on climate without regulations…

This is an economist showing a lack of human understanding.
www.cbc.ca/player/play/...

<< First reading dies, then knowledge, and then science. It is the “Dis-enlightenment” >>
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I really wish someone in the media would flip this around:

"Group dashes community hopes to replace 100 year old middle school - with no ventilation or fields - in only remaining central location."

Look at it from the perspective of students and staff who are waiting on a much needed new school.

What do you think... will centre left Liberals cross over to the NDP or Greens?

spot on ⬇️

Federal department dashes N.B. Exhibition's hopes to relocate horse racing track | CBC News Documents reveal how a failed attempt at relocating a harness racing track in Fredericton might have contributed to a breakdown in progress toward redeveloping the New Brunswick Exhibition grounds.

Our community deserves a middle school at the NBEX grounds. Figure it out, please?

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

It’s frustrating to watch interviews like the one between the @thedailyshow.com’s Jon Stewart & @elizkolbert.bsky.social tonight, suggesting we don’t know the solutions to the #ClimateCrisis, & better solutions aren’t “politically viable.” WE KNOW THE SOLUTIONS, AND ONLY CORRUPTION MAKES THEM HARD.

It will help Guilbeault in Canada. A lot of people are unhappy with the feds atm wrt how they are acting on climate.

We need more of this in Canada atm…. Toronto, Vancouver, see what NYC is doing?!

Serious question: how much #upfrontcarbon does it take to build a pipeline?

And the least climate and sustainability friendly budget since the Harper years passes. Sigh.

ICYMI: Canada burned this summer, trees burned, and they cut the 2 billion trees, planting them, program. Also goes against Canada’s 2030 Nature Strategy.

Omg Tony’s is closing…. 😢 Our beautiful downtown is changing too much. Please. Go downtown, spend your $ in our local businesses. It’s a hard time…

Holt lays out legislative agenda, has ‘questions’ about gas plant | CBC News The Liberal government laid out a vague agenda for a new session of the New Brunswick legislature on Tuesday, after the premier addressed protesters from the Tantramar area who are angry about a propo...

Someone should do an #EmbodiedCarbon assessment of the proposal natural gas plant... when considering #UpfrontCarbon, is it actually an overall reduction?

"The plant would allow an overall net reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, the utility says."

www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Thank you!

Hey US of A. When your rewrite your constitution (hopefully, in short order) can you remove the presidential pardon clause?

Plz and muchos gracias.