Taking on Separation – United for Canada
I just sent out an email to about 30 friends on my newsletter. And I wanted to share it with you, too, to keep you in the loop with some of the mischief that I’ve been up to. Particularly with…
Calgary committee votes to end downtown free fare zone
Vincent St. Pierre, a downtown resident and board member for the Downtown Core Neighbourhood Association, said he’s on the free fare zone three or four times a day. “We’ve heard from the different City representatives and civic organizations, so far,…
Announcing the Alberta Election Podcast.
Here’s my latest project: a podcast for the provincial election. You can subscribe on various platforms and hear the trailer here, or by visiting the below ‘Subscribe’ button and following along on your podcasting network of preference. Omar, my co-host,…
Saying ‘Hello World.’
If you’ve been following along with the internet of things, there has been some noise surrounding various social media platforms in the last six months or so. Some of it has been good, others much less so. On my end,…
Interview with a Gamer
I had the distinct pleasure of chatting with my friend Ben Charland on his new YouTube channel (Backwards Motorcycle). We spoke about video games, life, Dungeons and Dragons and more. Give it a watch! Vincent St. Pierre has over 10,000…
Data: How Third Party Advertiser donations were spent in the Calgary municipal election
Vincent St. Pierre, who served on the TPA’s campaign for social media, brand, and website support, was the largest component of the TPA expenses. Livewire Calgary, May 2022
Returning community water fluoridation to Calgary.
Update (October 21st, 2021): We won. On October 18th, over 200,000 Calgarians voted to return community water fluoridation to my hometown. 62% of my city voted Yes!, with 38% opposed, sharing a clear majority (24pts) toward reintroducing this prudent, proven…
Vincent visits City Hall
It was a chilly Sunday morning and I was relaxing on my couch scrolling through emails. At about 8:30 AM, just before my morning coffee, I saw an article in the Herald about how city hall was going to recommend…
“Community rallies to keep Calgary inner-city fire station safe… for now”
Nearly 4,000 Calgarians were involved – via email, phone, petition – in protecting the fire hall, St. Pierre said. “We had roughly 879 signatures,” he said.“They’re across the street. They’re a neighbour,” said St. Pierre. “We elect people, and we…
What Turk the Turkey meant to me.
In July of this year we learned of Turk’s passing. He was a bird that wandered into the community of Ramsay, Calgary, and from the get-go he enriched the lives of those who enjoyed having this new neighbour. Obituaries can…