Kate Adach 🎧

Huge thanks to @KateMedia and @cbcallinaday for this opportunity to talk about Sudanese refugees and the humanitarian crisis in Sudan. ❗️8.7M displaced internally ❗️3.2M refugees ❗️25.6M facing hunger ❗️17M children out of school #KeepEyesOnSudan 👉cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

Admist the chaos and drama of news, I'm proud to be the first hijab-wearing woman on an official Olympic broadcast in Canada. I am acutely aware that my sisters in France do not have access to sport in the very same country I'm covering. I intend to amplify those stories i'A.

@Davethetrainman @CBCOttawa @ctvottawa Thank you, Dave. CBC will look into this. If you have more videos/info, please be in touch: Kate.Adach@cbc.ca or CBCNewsOttawa@cbc.ca

@Kwabz9 @Paris2024 @CBCOlympics @AntoniNerestant 👏🏆Awesome! @OmarCBC et al.

Proud to announce I'll be covering the @Paris2024 Olympics with @CBCOlympics a real dream come true😭🇨🇦🇨🇦 #ParisOlympics #TeamCanada #RoadToParis2024 So grateful to be apart of this list of great and amazing journalists.

@ABetterOttawa Hi, reaching out from CBC Ottawa. What's the best way to be in touch? (I'm at Kate.Adach@cbc.ca)

@peggy_blair @DevineSean @DavidHillWard3 Hi Peggy, I'm with CBC Ottawa. Could you share your contact info with me too? (Kate.Adach@cbc.ca) Thanks

@DevineSean @DavidHillWard3 I gathered over 2,000 signatures on a petition from Ottawa residents supporting this kind of initiative before the pandemic. I even did a policy paper. We got blown off by city hall. I think I still have it if you would like to see it. Calgary did it successfully.

Glad to see my colleague ⁦@DavidHillWard3⁩ is trying to push new ideas for pollinators. I’d be happy to work with him on my proposal to plant pollinators/wildflowers/micro-clover along medians, instead of costly and climate unfriendly turf grass. cbc.ca/news/canada/ot…

@penottawa Very sorry you lost a dear friend today. If you'd like to share a memory or two with CBC Ottawa, please feel free to be in touch at cbcnewsottawa@cbc.ca. We'd welcome those who remember him as a friend (my colleague could be available to chat tonight, to air tomorrow).

Gutted. Absolutely gutted to learn of Ed Broadbent’s death. Aside from his accomplished political career , he and Lucille were wonderful friends. With the greatest of respect to Ed, may he rest in peace. #cdnpoli

@sarahberms I love that you were a main character! The TF story reminds me of the work @MackLamoureux’s doing on the Queen & caravan

my reporting is featured in a netflix series that dropped today! watch escaping twin flames here: netflix.com/ca/title/81615… and watch this space for more from me tomorrow 👀

I interviewed Donovan Bailey @donovanbailey on CBC Radio airwaves today and 1996-me (and 2023-me) were delighted! His memoir’s out soon: “Undisputed” 🏃🏿‍♂️🥇

I listened to Gavin Crawford's (very funny!) podcast about #dementia to prep for hosting Ontario Today on lessons learned by caregivers "Let's Not Be Kidding" is brilliant. Kudos @cbcpodcasts @TVGavin. And the stories from our callers today - ooph!😢 cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

@Spazzy_Sabby Or if you could help direct us to which building had that infrastructure problem... (Hope you got some sleep somewhere!!?)

@Spazzy_Sabby Thank you. What area are you in? Hopefully we can connect with you tomorrow.

@KateMedia I give permission to use my video.

@Spazzy_Sabby Hi! This is awful! I’m with CBC Ottawa and we’d like to connect when you’re able (I realize you’re going through a heck of a lot right now!) Please feel free to reach out. I’m at Kate.Adach@cbc.ca. (Also, would we be able to run this video amid our flood coverage?)

@jwhittalTWN @ctvottawa Sure

@JHazlewoodCBC Agreed. And what a beautiful song. 💕

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@Bellrules @DanMcGarvey @kate_vandy @annaholligan (We still do!) 🚲

@DanMcGarvey @BikeBureau @kate_vandy @annaholligan CBC Ottawa had bikes for reporters at one time.

🚨 BBC unveils Bike Bureau for green broadcasting 👀 Take a look at the experiment @kate_vandy and @annaholligan have been working on: a mobile broadcast studio and office on two wheels ✌️ 🚴 💚 bbc.co.uk/news/entertain…

@yestoronto Tim was great! Belated, but here’s the link: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

CBC Radio ‘Ontario Today’, with host Kate Adach, featured YES President & CEO, Timothy Lang, on their 1 hour call in show on youth employment. Tim shared insights into youth employment and how summer jobs, and all jobs, help build ones resume and valuable life long skills.

@taylor_owen Ohhh that’s where you get it from! Your curiosity, commitment to critical thinking, deep regard for social issues, ability to pivot cities/careers/projects, explore new ideas, keep challenging yourself… while being kind and respectful to all… So sorry for your loss, Taylor ❤️

My dad passed away this week. He was a kind, decent and wicked smart man, who chose to live his life with an unwavering and at times pathological optimism, believing unconditionally in the value and potential of public service. We can learn a lot from him. vancouversun.com/news/local-new…

Data lovers, buckle up. This is the full deep dive results of our audit of every ministry and department in the country. #SecretCanada

In our research we found that women were told they were too young to lead, too old to lead...and middle age wasn't quite right either. As it turns out no age is the right age to be a woman leader. See my latest @HarvardBiz article for solutions. hbr.org/2023/06/women-…

@iJonniM @ambermac @MitzieHunter His?

@ambermac @MitzieHunter The strong mayor powers are tools for the mayor to pass his mandates and bylaws incase he has total council opposition We elect the mayor to get things done, not a council to block his agenda

#Toronto I strongly oppose Ontario's strong-mayor powers. Like @MitzieHunter says, "the next mayor might find the prospect of overruling council seductive because it might make their job easier, but it is wrong to undermine democracy under the guise of getting things done.” Your thoughts? If you don't know what this is about... "The new rules enable the mayor to pass bylaws with the support of just one-third of council and to veto council decisions not supported by two-thirds of members if doing so would advance provincial priorities." thestar.com/news/gta/2023/… via @torontostar