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I knew that by typing up Mrs Dalloway I would refamiliarise myself with it. I didn’t anticipate that I would learn something about the minutiae of Woolf’s style. Jo-Ann Wallace on Virginia Woolf’s commas and semicolons: lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v44/…

Four researchers team up to ascend Mount Logan, measuring change and resilience on Canada's highest peak. By: @zacrobinson_ canadiangeographic.ca/article/last-i…

James Bauder’s next harebrained scheme is to bring a #Freedumb truck convoy from Calgary to Victoria, and occupy us for 2-3 months. Question: does Bauder draw a salary from the money donated to the cause? And does he realize that Victoria is, like, on an island?

Not the smartest way to assert your "freedom," en route to the #FreedomConvoy in Victoria today. #BeaconHillPark #shortcut #IFoughtTheLaw #StuckInTheMud #FreeDumbConvoy #MasksSaveLives

And here they are, Adam. Guy left a complete mess behind him ...

One of the reasons it’s worth reading political commentators like Althia Raj,or Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩, or chantal hébert is that they can surprise you. They are capable of nuance. You don’t always know their position in advance. And then there’s Rex Murphy….

Are there any right wing, venom-spewing racists out there that Rex Murphy DOESN’T like?

Built by Swiss guides high on the Continental Divide, a storied refuge will be dismantled just months ahead of its 100th birthday. Learn more in our latest piece by David Hik 🇺🇦, @zacrobinson_ and Stephen Slemon. canadiangeographic.ca/articles/the-a…

Nero fiddled while his city was burning. Donald Trump watched tv. January 6th Committee #HowTheyllBeRemembered

Thrilled to see the new edition of our mental health textbook available just in time for the fall term! Thank you Canadian Scholars Emily Jenkins

Jo-Ann Wallace's wonderful article on living meaningfully while having cancer in the time of COVID.

The print version of Jo-Ann Wallace's forward-looking essay on living with cancer during the COVID period, out today in the Globe & Mail. Digital version has a paywall with a workaround for COVID articles. Jo-Ann Wallace #CANCER #COVID19

Today is my first official day as an Assistant Professor at University of Victoria - School of Nursing. A true dream job, and I could not be more excited to work with a wonderful group of people. If we haven’t met yet, please reach out! @UVicHsd

My Letter to the Editor is out today in ⁦Times Colonist⁩ inviting us to “Blame the system, not the patient” when looking for solutions to our overburdened emergency health care systems. timescolonist.com/opinion/letter…

Gordon Lightfoot: the legend lives on.

I look forward to this "twitter residency." What a wonderful way to remember, and to celebrate, the most fully human of humanists, Victor Chang.

Truncheons and guns are not the way to engage in dialogue with protesting students. The #ualberta stated mission is to "inspire the human spirit through outstanding achievements." And to build "creative community." Instead, Bill Flanagan, you send in the cops. Mission betrayed.

"A Life in Pieces brings her to life, but I wish I had known her in the flesh." Ruth Panofsky writes a touchingly personal review reflecting on Jo-Ann Wallace's memoir-in-essays A LIFE IN PIECES. In the December issue of Literary Review of Canada, or online here: reviewcanada.ca/magazine/2024/…

While you’re in the business of revoking Indigenous mountain names (like Denali) and assigning presidential ones, Mr Trump, you might want to consider naming this one after you.