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Films help us learn about the people and stories that shaped us. On #WorldDayForAudiovisualHeritage, we recognize Canada’s National Film Board for preserving our audiovisual history and making our stories accessible to audiences across Canada. #AudiovisualHeritage #NFB

Hey, Toronto! Today’s the day to vote. Make your voice heard and cast your ballot in the municipal election. Your vote matters. #TOPoli #MunicipalElection #YourVoteMatters

At this tragic time, our hearts are with the brave Canadian service members who lost their lives in a devastating fire, and those who continue to fight for their lives. We stand with their families, friends, and colleagues whose worlds have forever changed. #CanadianArmedForces

Cyber scams keep evolving. As a #Learning company, we help businesses protect data, money, and privacy. Ongoing training and vigilance are essential to stay one step ahead of fraudsters. Rule #1: Always pause and question before you click! #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth

#Learning thrives outside the box and the classroom! A recent study found that students could stay engaged nearly twice as long in a class taught outdoors. #TakeMeOutsideDay #OutdoorLearning

She was an educator and pioneer. Born on this day in 1873, Nellie McClung challenged assumptions and helped change Canada. During #WomensHistoryMonth, we celebrate her visionary spirit and the power of learning to inspire change. #NellieMcClung

Libraries are safe, warm and welcoming spaces where everyone belongs. This week, and every week, we celebrate and thank our libraries for making learning accessible to all. Let's celebrate #OPLW by being #LoudForLibraries 🎉

This Women’s History Month, we honour the teachers, politicians, artists, and everyday heroes who paved the way. May we carry their legacy forward by speaking up, standing together, and making a difference. #WomensHistoryMonth #WomensRights

On #LearningDisabilityAwarenessDay, we join the Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario in calling for accessible learning in classrooms and workplaces. Clear instructions. Accessible materials. And different ways to demonstrate understanding. #InclusiveLearning #LDAO

On #WorldStandardsDay, we cheer the standards that help create safer, smarter, and more reliable products, services, and communities. As a learning company, nothing beats helping people achieve the highest standards of safety, equity, quality, and productivity. #LifelongLearning

New research, published in #InstructionalScience, suggests that deliberately making, explaining, and correcting mistakes can deepen understanding and problem-solving skills. Sometimes, intentionally getting it wrong can help you get it right! #LearningHack #InstructionalDesign

Today, we’re grateful for more than two decades of trust from our clients and community. Thank you for being part of our journey and for inspiring us to create learning that sticks. From all of us at Redwood, Happy Thanksgiving! 🍂

Thanksgiving weekend is almost here! From turkey dinners and pumpkin pie to family games and fall décor, we hope you have a chance to enjoy the traditions that make this time of year special. #HolidayWeekend

Regional services touch our lives daily. #DurhamRegion's "Your Region" is a series of interactive modules developed with Redwood that help residents understand the Region's services and responsibilities. Redwood's Lydia Sani shares the story in our latest blog. Read More: https://loom.ly/NDCb408

Canadian libraries go back centuries, but borrowing wasn’t always free. Ontario’s Free Libraries Act of 1882 helped open the door to tax-supported public libraries. This Canadian Library Month, we celebrate how libraries make #LifelongLearning free and accessible to everyone! #CanadianLibraryMonth

On #WorldCerebralPalsyDay, Toronto’s CN Tower shines green, reminding us to turn awareness into action. Together, we can support research and treatment, remove barriers, and ensure every person has the right to equal opportunities. #WorldCPDay #InclusiveLearning

L. M. Montgomery helped shape Canada's literary and cultural identity. Her stories have captivated generations around the world, inspiring countless adaptations and making her beloved characters a lasting part of Canada's cultural legacy. #WomensHistoryMonth #CanadianVoices #Storytelling

This October, whose story will you discover? From L.M. Montgomery and Laura Secord to Viola Desmond, Elsie MacGill, Margaret Atwood and Diana Matheson, Canadian women have shaped our stories, communities and country. Let’s celebrate their legacy. #WomensHistoryMonth #WHM

In the workplace, older employees represent decades of accumulated knowledge and perspective. When organizations invest in intergenerational knowledge sharing, they help younger employees become more capable and productive sooner. #NationalSeniorsDay #LifelongLearning

Today we honour the children who never came home, residential school survivors, their families and communities. We remember that reconciliation must never end with knowing. We must keep listening, learning, and turning truth into action. #NDTR #EveryChildMatters #TruthAndReconciliation

On this day in 1962, Canada became only the third nation to design, build, and launch its own satellite. Intended to operate for only one year, Alouette 1 continued its scientific mission for over a decade. #CanadianInnovation #STEM #Alouette1

Today, let’s remember the importance of caring for ourselves and supporting those around us. Prioritizing our physical and mental well-being helps us build stronger, healthier communities. If you or someone you know needs support, please explore the link: https://loom.ly/3WcLl-w #MentalHealth

How often did your mind drift away from work this week? With constant notifications, emails, and distractions, it can be hard to stay focused. This short #TED Talk shares 4 ways to strengthen your attention and reclaim your #focus. Check it out: https://loom.ly/5oug2cs #WorkplaceWellbeing

Canada's productivity challenge is increasingly tied not only to how quickly organizations adopt technology but also to how well people are trained to use it. As these stats show, Canadian AI adoption is accelerating, and training is becoming critical to that transition. #AI #FutureOfWork

On #InternationalDayOfSignLanguages, we recognize signing for its power to open doors to participation, connection, and learning. Because when communication is #accessible, people can participate fully, making learning richer for everyone. #SignLanguageDay #DeafCommunity

#OnThisDay in 1988, Canada signed the Japanese Canadian Redress Agreement, formally acknowledging the injustice done to Japanese Canadians during the Second World War. By confronting these events, Canada demonstrated that #SocialProgress begins by recognizing the past and learning from it.

Wishing all who observe a meaningful Yom Kippur filled with peace, reflection, and renewal. May it be a day of learning, forgiveness, and hope.

If you want your voice heard in Toronto's upcoming municipal election, register by this Sunday, September 20th, at 11:59 p.m. to get your name on the voters' list. The clock's ticking, Toronto, and everybody deserves a say! Learn more: https://loom.ly/F5Ph0mo #TorontoVotes #TOpoli

Sometimes the best learning enhancements are the simplest. A recent study showed that learners with a progress bar outperformed those without one, and the benefits remained months later. The conclusion? Motivation gets a boost when you see how far you’ve come! #ContinuousLearning

In 93 professional fights, George Chuvalo was never knocked down. A Canadian giant with unmatched courage, resilience, and heart, he inspires us all to stay on our feet and keep fighting, no matter how big the challenge. #GeorgeChuvalo #CanadianLegend

On the International Day of Democracy, we celebrate learning as the foundation of freedom, because an educated, engaged society is better equipped to protect democracy and build a future its people freely choose. #InternationalDayOfDemocracy #UnitedNations #CivicLiteracy

For many of us, September feels more like the New Year than January. As your team steps into what’s next, Redwood can help ensure they have the learning and training they need to succeed. #LearningAndDevelopment #WorkplaceLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment

Today, we remember the lives lost and communities forever changed during the events of 9/11. We remember the profound impact felt across the world, the compassion shown to those in need, and the enduring bonds between neighbours and nations. #NeverForget

What changes at work when the training is completed? It’s an important question. Ideally, this is where the value of learning and development becomes visible. Visit us on LinkedIn to learn more: https://loom.ly/oP_lGNs #LearningAndDevelopment #Upskilling #ROI

On this day in 1969, the Official Languages Act marked a milestone for English and French in Canada. Today, we celebrate that legacy alongside Indigenous languages and the diverse voices that enrich our nation. #OfficialLanguages #OnThisDay #CanadianHeritage

Nearly 1 in 5 Canadian adults has low literacy skills. Among 15-year-olds, the number has nearly doubled since 2009. To compete, we must redouble our efforts to keep people learning and developing these skills throughout their lives. #InternationalLiteracyDay #ILD2026 #LiteracyForAll

It's time for the last long weekend of summer! Whether you're staying in the city or heading to the cottage to explore the great outdoors, we hope you enjoy the Labour Day long weekend with friends and family. Best wishes from the Redwood team! #LabourDay2026

Gloria Steinem made change happen through ideas, journalism, and activism. She taught generations to question assumptions, imagine a more equal society, and take action to make it so. #GloriaSteinem #LifelongLearning

54 years ago today, Canada opened the #SummitSeries with a stunning 7-3 loss to the Soviet Union. It was a wake-up call. Eight games later, Paul Henderson scored with just 34 seconds left to take the series. Sometimes big losses inspire us to win. #CanadianHistory #OnThisDay

Taking frequent pauses could be the best way to learn a motor skill. A recent study found that brief rest periods helped the brain consolidate #Learning faster, with strong gains made during regular 10-second pauses. #LifelongLearning

The school year is just around the corner, and we're wondering how our students are using AI in the classroom. Is it beneficial, or does it add its own challenges? Check out Priya Lakhani’s #TED Talk on using AI in education. Watch here: https://loom.ly/aZrQjmM #AIinEducation #EdTech

2026 has been a year of significant loss in entertainment and #Storytelling, reminding us of the lasting value of art and the stories we share. It also reminds us to stay curious, #KeepLearning, and appreciate the ideas and creativity that help us see the world differently.

#WorldLakeDay is important to a country with more lakes than any other. This vital resource maintains biodiversity for plants and wildlife. Protecting lakes from #ClimateChange begins with understanding their role in maintaining biodiversity and resilience. #Freshwater

#DollyParton gave us more than unforgettable songs. Through the #ImaginationLibrary, she put books in the hands of children worldwide, giving millions the chance to discover the joy of reading and imagining a better future. As lovers of music and learning, we will always love you.

The world of “one and done” learning is gone. The new standard is continuous #Reskilling at the speed of technological and workplace change. #HumanSkills now rank among the top three foundations of a strong learning culture. #CanadianProductivity

At Redwood, we believe storytelling is at the heart of great learning. Stories help us connect, remember, and make meaning. When learners can relate to a story, learning becomes more meaningful, memorable, and likely to stick. #eLearning #Storytelling

The #CNE is here, which means summer is entering its final chapter. 🎡 Before the season slips away, there’s still time for one of Toronto’s great traditions: rides, midway treats, good company and memories at the Ex. Happy Friday, #Toronto! #LetsGoToTheEx

Mosquito habitats are spreading, as are the risks of West Nile virus, Eastern equine encephalitis, and other mosquito-borne diseases. Recently, students worked with Canada’s National Microbiology Lab to monitor mosquitoes, and Health Canada helps track what’s changing. #WorldMosquitoDay

Nova Scotian Willard Boyle was homeschooled by his mother. He credited her Socratic-style questioning for his curiosity, which would lead to his co-invention of the CCD image sensor. He shared the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics for that breakthrough. #CanadianInnovation #WillardBoyle #NobelPrize

From pioneering #AI and mRNA technologies to developing new ways to pull carbon from the atmosphere, Canadian ideas are helping to solve some of the world’s biggest challenges. #CanadianInnovation #IdeasThatLead