Alan Bourke

Do not forget to register and come to our first webinar of this academic year on October 27 at 12pm-1:15pm. Education Post-Secondary Education and Socioeconomic Factors with talks by @XavierStDenis @AGBourke and Amanjit Garcha

Today wear orange in support of bringing awareness to residential schools, their legacy, and Survivors. To learn more, please visit the website Orange Shirt Day - buff.ly/2OYFvSy @orangeshirtdayeverychildmatters #EveryChildMatters #OrangeShirtDay2020

@TomCliment @SolomonFineArt Delighted to hear about the successful show Tom, many congrats!

@martinoconnor3 @ruairiscriba @RTEArena @pagep195 First *time* in forever...

@martinoconnor3 @ruairiscriba @RTEArena @pagep195 Interesting... I played these same three songs earlier today for the first in forever! I guess great minds think alike 😉

Thrilled to have an article published with @em_ecker and @jvanvek on our City School research! @mocityschool @SSHRC_CRSH

@TomCliment @SolomonFineArt Best of luck with the show Tom!

In celebration of #IndigenousHistoryMonth, we’re highlighting one book every day in June from Indigenous authors in Canada that you should add to your reading list.

HPL has put together the following book lists to support conversations and education about race, racism and resistance. #BlackLivesMatter For Adults: hpl.overdrive.com/collection/108… For Kids: hpl.overdrive.com/library/kids/c… For Teens: hpl.overdrive.com/library/teens/…

"It is my goal as an artist to create works that expose injustice & reveal beauty. The rainbow is literally a spectrum of colour while spiritually a symbol of hope and promise" Betye Saar, 93yr old US artist, pioneer of the Black Arts Movement,continues to create art #womensart

"Forever and always, your beautiful Black life matters and you’re loved fiercely, no matter what the world around us tells you." — @AnthonyNMorgan Black Canadians share their stories and words of heartache and strength. thestar.com/news/gta/2020/…

1. It is poor leadership in a pandemic to spend public money to shut our bike share into storage, stranding thousands, when #cycling is recommended as a safe, low-cost, & active way to move around cities during #COVID19. thespec.com/news/hamilton-…

@shanpowerlifts @tomflood1 In January of this year, she said that 'maybe' 100 people use downtown bike-lanes for the purpose of 'begging for money'. Utter cluelessness.

@SamCraggsCBC One of the reasons I moved to Hamilton rather than commute from afar was on the promise of Sobi (and LRT). At the time, it seemed like a city with vision and ambition...

How do you use the SoBi program in #HamOnt? I'd love to talk to a few of you about this.

@SamCraggsCBC I've used it as a transit connection after using GO and to pop downtown for the occassional work related meeting. It's a huge loss to the city.

At a time when cities around the world are upping their game to encourage cycling as a healthy and low-cost transportation option, Hamilton votes against temporarily supporting the popular @SoBiHamilton bikeshare. What disappointing and embarrassing lack of vision and leadership.

I am so embarrassed to be a member of #HamOnt City Council right now. Make no mistake - the majority of Council killed @SoBiHamilton out of pure spite. They voted it down because it is important to the wrong people - they know you care about it & know it would hurt. Shameful.

Lá fhéile Pádraig sona duit! Here’s a blast of some of the fab contemporary trad that’s coming out of Ireland these days... youtu.be/R-2J_TzkV4w via @YouTube