Brenton Button the PE Prof

@JonMcGavock @DiabetesCanada @chrisadoucette @KristaLambComms @DREAM_trainees @CIRTNetwork cyclingmagazine.ca/sections/news/…

Is restrictive zoning really helping to lower youth access to unhealthy foods? Authors Soon (@LindseySoon), Gilliand (@westernprof), and Minaker (@LeiaMinaker) analyze youth access to junk food ten years after zoning implementation. #JAPAplanning bit.ly/40fAIAD

We are currently recruiting for a postdoctoral associate specializing in GIscience and interests in healthy communities, with funding in place for up to four years Learn more about the position and how to apply here: theheal.ca/employment-opp…

Our Consensus Statement recommends that data should be managed according to standards aligned with best practices, including those described in the Tri-Council Policy on Research Data Management. dataconnection.ca/consensus #RDM #MedEd #DataChampion @LawrencGrierson @mahanmeded

We’re looking for currently registered, Canadian Occupational Therapists who have experience working with children aged 3-4 years with developmental disabilities to participate in a research study. See the poster below for more information and how to get involved.

@BrianneJW0 @RaeLJewett @nosm_cfsa Jealous!

So awesome to finally meet @RaeLJewett ! We are thrilled to have him leading northern, rural, and remote research at @nosm_cfsa

🥇 and 🥉 This is what it means. Pure emotion from our Canadians @HugoHoule and @rusty_woods #TDF2022

This video camera study showed that less than 5% of people on bikes break traffic laws while riding, yet 66% of people do so when driving. And if you REALLY want even MORE bike-riders to obey laws, build more protected bike infrastructure. Via @carltonreid forbes.com/sites/carltonr…

How often do you hear “speed was not a factor” in a crash? They mean the driver wasn’t exceeding the (probably too high) speed limit. Remember, when it comes to the likelihood that vehicle crashes will occur, & whether the consequences are deadly or not, SPEED IS ALWAYS A FACTOR.

This infographic summarizes the consensus statement. Save it for your reference later. We encourage you to reflect on these principles and recommendations and how they can be incorporated into your own research.

Exploring rural medical education: a study of Canadian key informants #RuralHealth #MedEd #RuralMed @thenosm @MedEdNorth @uwinnipeg @StroinkMirella @mylakehead @brenton_button @MERLIN_NOSM @LakeheadRsrch rrh.org.au/journal/articl…

1/2 Planning a #ClimateChange project? Connecting #FirstNations or #Métis youth? Apply for the #NOSMUniversity $10K Social Accountability Challenge, awarding $10,000 to 10 projects. Deadline is May 30. @ddsv3 @nosm_cfsa @alexanawati @BrianneJW0 @RedSky454 nosm.ca/2022/05/18/joi…

PHE Manitoba is looking for educators to join our TEAM! Please email phemb@sportmanitoba.ca for more information.

30 km/h signs are going up all over Winnipeg making all of our communities a bit safer and a bit more comfortable for those of us that actively commute! Thank you @cityofwinnipeg! #love30 @VisionZeroCA @20splentyforus

We #love30! Thank you @cityofwinnipeg!

Thanks to 319 Winnipeggers for responding to our online survey about cycling conditions in the city this winter. 63% of them biked less this winter than in past years. Here's why: Full story: bikewinnipeg.ca/2022/04/01/win…

Tell us about your experience biking in Winnipeg this winter through this three minute survey: surveymonkey.com/r/NYCDH88 . We need lots of feedback to negotiate with the City on clearing bike routes in future winters.

“The most damaging thing you learned in school wasn't something you learned in any specific class. It was learning to get good grades.” —@paulg