Erin Arnold (she/her)
@erinarnold.ca
Patient Educator at UBC. Mother, Graduate of Arts in Leadership at RRU, survivor, social justice warrior, community advocate for children/youth and families. 🍎📚
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Reposted by Erin Arnold (she/her)
The decision on the future of Carleton Elementary is coming back fast, join us in person Dec 17th 5pm at 1580 w Broadway - show up to support neighbourhood schools and transparent decision making. Your voice matters!
November 27, 2025 at 11:36 PM
The decision on the future of Carleton Elementary is coming back fast, join us in person Dec 17th 5pm at 1580 w Broadway - show up to support neighbourhood schools and transparent decision making. Your voice matters!
Reposted by Erin Arnold (she/her)
The amendment passes!
Staff will be asked to prioritize replacement of vandalized baby-change tables with more resilient materials, or putting them in more secure areas in the same facility.
ABC councillors keep throwing the deputy city manager who raised this under the bus, which is amusing.
Staff will be asked to prioritize replacement of vandalized baby-change tables with more resilient materials, or putting them in more secure areas in the same facility.
ABC councillors keep throwing the deputy city manager who raised this under the bus, which is amusing.
November 25, 2025 at 7:22 PM
The amendment passes!
Staff will be asked to prioritize replacement of vandalized baby-change tables with more resilient materials, or putting them in more secure areas in the same facility.
ABC councillors keep throwing the deputy city manager who raised this under the bus, which is amusing.
Staff will be asked to prioritize replacement of vandalized baby-change tables with more resilient materials, or putting them in more secure areas in the same facility.
ABC councillors keep throwing the deputy city manager who raised this under the bus, which is amusing.
Reposted by Erin Arnold (she/her)
ABC councillors saying that it's "unfortunate" people are linking closed baby change tables as being political, or part of the budget.
But it was a deputy city manager that explicitly raised removing them from high vandalism areas as part of cutting the budget for maintenance of civic facilities.
But it was a deputy city manager that explicitly raised removing them from high vandalism areas as part of cutting the budget for maintenance of civic facilities.
November 25, 2025 at 7:06 PM
ABC councillors saying that it's "unfortunate" people are linking closed baby change tables as being political, or part of the budget.
But it was a deputy city manager that explicitly raised removing them from high vandalism areas as part of cutting the budget for maintenance of civic facilities.
But it was a deputy city manager that explicitly raised removing them from high vandalism areas as part of cutting the budget for maintenance of civic facilities.