How much will the Alberta Party hear?

I usually don’t write about politics and this post is not about my political views. When the Alberta Party announced that it will consult people through The Big Listen starting on March 1, that got my attention.

Presently, there are no details on the website how the party will do this except through a grassroots campaign and kitchen table discussions. And I’m sure with social media playing a big role.

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How my life has changed in the past year

If you asked me a year ago what was a hashtag, a tweet or a retweet, I would have looked at you blankly.

As a member of the CPRS Edmonton chapter, I decided to attend a luncheon in December 2008 that focused on the topic of social media. Walter Schwabe of fusedlogic was the guest speaker. Schwabe said one line that sold me on Twitter – (to paraphrase) if you aren’t on it, you are out of the game.

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New city website bridges pride and communication

Growing up in Montreal, I had civic pride but didn’t have many ways to communicate this. Montreal is a beautiful city, has great food and has a fascinating history. As a teen, I loved to play tour guide to visitors. That was my outlet how to voice the love of my native city.

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What is the meaning of community?

If you listen carefully, you’ll hear the word ‘community’ at least once during the course of your day. Is the word overused? Or does it have a different meaning for each individual?

For myself, community means connection. Connecting with people through communication.

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