News & Updates

I've been back 'in the field' living and working in (and around) Cold Lake for the last three and a half weeks. This entails meeting and interviewing new people and reconnecting with a few folks that I met when I came to stay last Fall. With this latter group, I'm sharing updates on the progress of this project and I wanted to share a few of these points here, as well. To date, I've had the pleasure of interviewing 31 individuals living in the Cold Lake, Bonnyville, and St.

There was a very interesting article in the Conversation Canada today by authors Ekaterina Rhodes, Megan Egler, Rowan Hargreaves, Samuel Lloyd from the University of Victoria this morning. Essentially, the authors are arguing that transitioning to less carbon-intensive energy strategies is only possible if fossil fuel companies are treated as the protagonists in a story of energy transition. This is an interesting perspective which they arrive at through 'large citizen surve

January 2026 Now that the website is up and running, I'm going to start bloggin when I return to Cold Lake just after Family Day Weekend (mid-February). I'll write here about upcoming community events I'll be hosting AND some of my findings along the way. For now, I'm getting excited to return to Cold Lake (after staying there in October & November 2025). More soon ~