Being your own boss 🛟and working from 🏡 home to offer your talent to the larger economy. Do you buy 🚤things online and have them delivered to you mail 📤 box.

Join Angel Kennedy, Cheyenne Williams and Aldyn Chwelos. This panel of emerging researchers and young professionals will discuss their work on topics related to freshwater management and governance. We will explore the importance of youth in watershed health discussions, the development of fresh water guardian programs, and western red cedar ecosystems. As the climate changes and the community built around it through the shared stories of disaster survivors who have experienced heat waves, wildfires, flooding, or intense storms.

Although it is a bit 😳 embarrassing to be a team🌏 of one, I am still 🎖 honoured to be able 🧭to take part in this🚜 important role. 🙏 appreciate this opportunity ⏳️to learn what is 🎡working 💪 in other places. 🌈 for multi🧱 solving to silo🏗 bridging, we are building ⚓️equity and making 🦽more resilient🪂 communities. 🛸

More from Joel Solomon and his 👋 clean 🚃money revolution book🎠 about 🛝reinventing 🔋 power, purpose and 🎡capitalism.

Recent economic investments throughout the vast kwikwasut'inuxw Haxwa'mis territory including the Gwa- yas-dums restoration of a 100 year old big 🏠 house.

A 3 day summit with many academics, community service providers, and policy makers to bring connections into health care opportunities, equity, strengths and weakness. Human doing & being. Workforce sustainability. Rural and remote are used to doing more with less. Scopes of practice and the overburden burnout of training recruits in an era of staff shortages. Communities of practice. Leveraging partnerships, team based patient care. Change fatigue. Culture shift and student communication 👌 health systems, shared vision, amplify best practices or identifying red flags. Rural life sure is something. The costs and benefits of living remote

20🍜 slides, 🎂20 seconds each.🫖 Amazing 🍻Edmonton and🍯 ward councillors 🍩doing great work. 🍽Really🫘 loved the🫛 food library.🥨

Clean money revolution by Joel Solomon. Reinventing 😁power, purpose, and capitalism. In today's episode, I read 📚 pages from an 💰interesting story that stretches🪐 from the south to the west. Appreciate the ideas presented here and the support received on this journey of contributing my unique gifts to our shared goals. 😀

Join us🦽 for an information🛣 session on CIRA DNS 🔥 firewall, a cyber ⚓️security tool that is being offered🛶 to MIABC members 🛟on a trial basis until ⏳️the end of March 2023. 🚲The CIRA DNS 🚦firewall protects🌡 hundreds of Canadian 🛹organizations, including 🌇municipalities 🛼across Canada, which🛑 automatically 🚧blocks 🌐cyber attacks that 🛎can lead to the loss of money 🕰and time. ⏲️ The MIABC and CIRA have teamed up to offer a 3 🕠month trail of the 🛸DNS firewall. 😢 Alexandra Daly, territory🪂 account manager🚨 for CIRA⚡️ will cover. 🧭1. What the 🌤CIRA DNS firewall is? 🧱2. How it protects Canadian organizations? 🏦3. information on how it is being offered to MIABC members. ❄️

This episode🌟 features some 🥜stories 😭with local 🪐tahsis folks about food, climate, and environmental 🌦health as it relates🌞 to remote 💰village 🕤cost impacts. The guided conversations project was led by the BCCDC and😁 researchers' availability, affordability, and impacts 🙏of climate change😍 on food.