Evan Dunfee

@SherSherWarner That’s so much more stressful having a familial connection to the game! Congrats to Jon and the family. What a joy to watch.

@EvanDunfee You’re right, Evan! I don’t think I’ve ever been this stressed watching curling. I could barely breathe the last 5 minutes! So proud of the 🇨🇦 team, Especially my cousin Jon.

What an absolutely amazing game of curling.

@Predamame The first thing I tell new athletes I start coaching: for the love of god please turn off auto splits when you’re on the track! (And the one time I had an athlete do each rep as a separate activity 😮‍💨)

The past 3 weeks I've logged some of the slowest runs i've run in a long time. In the 8:00-9:00 pace range. Yesterday, i ran one of the best track sessions i've done in a long time and enjoyed it. 6 x mile. 5:23 --> 5:06 (sorry, if this is hard to read. it's just proof)

@MattIlich @KarmSumal @marissenmark @scienceworldca I read this as it having the 2nd highest percentage of photos of it being taken at night. Not that it has the second highest volume of night time photos. Either way, beautiful ‘temporary’ building that I’m glad we’ve kept and excited to see what its future has in store!

@KarmSumal @marissenmark @scienceworldca

Little known fact….@scienceworldca is the second most photographed building at night in North America, only behind the Empire State Building

That’s fair. For how I search for a home it would be really useful for me, but maybe my experience isn’t reflected broadly. I also think it would give stratas slightly more pressure to fund their CRFs. For example you find a place online that you like but the strata fees are $800/ month. So you count it out right away. Find another place you like, fees are $400 so you go and tour it, request all the docs only to find out their reserve fund is vastly underfunded and they have a ton of work coming up in the next few years. Maybe that place with the $800 fees is actually the better bet. I just think at the very least having the CRF listed alongside strata fees would give people a fuller picture and wouldn’t be hard to do. The depreciation reports being publicly available I still think would add value for prospective buyers and current owners but I’ll concede that it’s maybe not worth the effort. Just seems like a good time to make changes with the mandatory depreciation reports coming in this year.

@EvanDunfee I don't feel it is difficult to find info and a competent realtor would make the buyer aware.

Would it be easy to make B.C. stratas have to include their CRF size as part of their MLS listing? What about making depreciation reports publicly accessible? Personally I’d like to not fall in love with a place again only to find out after the tedious process of putting in an offer that the depreciation report has THIRTEEN MILLION in special levies laid out over the next 10 years and the CRF is $250k. p.s @christineeboyle you should also gradually increase the minimum CRF contribution size from 10% Feels like with stratas no longer being able to defer the report there are going to be a lot of ugly realizations for 40 yr old buildings whose owners have refused to put money aside for their share of maintenance over the years.

@tiredofcons1978 Right, which you have to go through a whole process to get, like it’s downstream of deciding you like a place. But it seems like such vital info for deciding if a place is worth it or not that I believe it should be available in the listing.

@EvanDunfee You just need to look at the disclosure in BC

Congratulations to the Sr. Male of the Year finalists: Evan Dunfee, Jackson Goldstone, and Reuel D'Souza Thank you to Under Armour for sponsoring this category!

@Predamame I didn’t hear the ‘ased’ bit at the end the first time and thought I was gonna have to fight someone.

"he loves tweeting about track, but... i don't know what he is"

U13A1 showing what team really means during Buddy Check for Jesse Week. It’s more than hockey — it’s checking in, having each other’s backs, and making sure no one feels alone. Proud of this group. #BuddyCheckForJesse #richmondjetsmha

@MarciaOnTheGo Thanks Marcia!

@EvanDunfee And damn well said it was Evan!

I went back and watched the press conference for the first time and boy I didn’t remember being quite so…honest. 😬

Our XC skiers had many big races coming in dozens of spots higher than their rankings! Great result considering how much they get outspent on wax trucks which make a huge difference sadly. Same with sliding sports. Can’t compete when we are literally buying the top team’s hand-me-down sleds. Sadly core funding for the programs is needed for these sports, that’s part of the problem with winter sports… they’re expensive. And that’s before we start talking about the funding for athletes that keeps talent in the sport long enough to develop and reach their peak. All that is to say, it’s better to focus on the athletes themselves than their results. Each and every one of them has the power to be inspiring. While BC may not have produced any medals, you can be sure that athletes from across this province will be going home to their local communities, maybe their former schools, and sharing their story, their passion, with a new generation who can dare to dream big. And I think that’s awesome (I also think that that sort of community volunteering should be a mandatory component of any sort of funding we get, but different this tweet is long enough already!)

Disappointing performance from the 🇨🇦 Olympic team. Shutout in Alpine, X-Country, sliding. Only one medal in Figure Skating, Snowboarding. BC (no individual medallist), Alberta (1) and GTA (1) don't pull weight. French Canada (Ottawa to Moncton) saves Canadian 🥓 on medal table

@SherSherWarner Thank you Sherri! ❤️

@EvanDunfee Now you’ve got me tearing up, Evan. Your passion, your honesty, & your dedication to clean competition are just a few of the things your fans appreciate about you. Can’t say how thrilled my husband & I are that you were able to train for & excel at shorter races Champion!

@SamanthaWojArt @lululemon @TeamCanada @TeamCanadaPR @CDNParalympics let’s get Samantha kitted out! This is so cool.

Hey @lululemon can I get so Olympic/Paralympic gear before I start painting the 🇨🇦 Paralympians? 😅

I tell people my Tokyo 2020 medal is a complete lie because we weren’t in Tokyo and it wasn’t 2020, and that usually gets a small pity laugh if nothing else! Haha First question of the press conference was: how did you deal with the crazy heat today? Dawid and Jonathan both said that it wasn’t too bad… I said I guess that’s why I finished 3rd 😂🥵

I remember I was joking around that for some reason this race was in Sapporo (that’s a long way away from Tokyo but it’s unbelievably hot and rainy outside in Tokyo in August). And I have walked 50 km in probably more than double the amount of time it takes these guys, it’s hard

I was doing some work for my marketing course and stumbled across the fact that I tangentially won a @SMCC_CCC award for the @kraftdinner ad during the Tokyo Olympics 😂 how cool!

@lgraham7 @CANFUND That’s amazing! Thank you for donating Lauren.

@EvanDunfee @CANFUND Thanks so much for sharing this, Evan! I just donated, and was told I'm supporting two Paralympians 🙏🏼 (which you're right, is the coolest thing!) 🇨🇦

Almost every Canadian Olympian/ Paralympian has received support from @CANFUND at least once in their career. I’ve been grateful for their support and if anyone is wondering how they could possibly help, it’s here! Coolest thing is they’ll tell you which athlete your donation went towards helping. It’s like adopting a turtle, if you then got to watch the turtle compete at the Olympics or Paralympics.

Drug tested at 5am and it was a good warm up for getting up for the game!

In our case we all gave impassioned defenses of the value our event had (to the like 3 media in the room paying attention), to the point where the moderator told me after that we made her tear up. I just wish the other two had been allowed to do so in their chosen language. Least they could have been allowed.

@EvanDunfee @dmrider At the 1998 Games, I interviewed Annie Perrault live after she won gold in short track. After a few questions in English, I decided to ask her what it meant to her - in French. She began to answer & started to cry. The two official languages of the Olympics are English & French.

This happened during the press conference in Tokyo. All of us were asked what the 50km event meant to us and how we feel that Tokyo was the last one. Both Jonathan and Dawid asked to answer in their language so they could express themselves fully and were told ‘no, in English’