Ryan Murphy

This clip of a New Brunswick MLA is making the rounds. It’s from June 9, 2026. But there’s more. I watched the whole thing so you don’t have to.

Or even twice. It seems AI wrote much of this address, with revisions included after that which was revised.

This clip of a New Brunswick MLA is making the rounds. It’s from June 9, 2026. But there’s more. I watched the whole thing so you don’t have to.

Here’s a longer version, with some context. It’s during debate on Bill 46, the Energy Sector Community Advocate Act. Webcast timestamps shown. Video here: www.legnb.ca/en/webcasts/...

Earlier this week, we learned of Government proposals to cut $35M to $50M in post-secondary funding. The document proposed ending government funding for @mountallison.bsky.social to have it become “an independent Canadian premiere university” (press release for “private”). www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

We must remind them of the lessons and experiences - inside those classrooms, and within those post-secondary communities - that helped get them to where they are today, with power over our budgets and our policies and our planning committees.

Earlier this week, we learned of Government proposals to cut $35M to $50M in post-secondary funding. The document proposed ending government funding for @mountallison.bsky.social to have it become “an independent Canadian premiere university” (press release for “private”). www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Today, Premier @susanholtnb.bsky.social shared this photo of 13 Ministers sporting their Pink Shirt Day attire. It includes the following: BAM (UNB) BA (STU) BBA (UNB) LLB (UNB) LLB (UdeM) BPE (UdeM) BSc (UdeM) DBA (NBCC) EdD (UdeM) MEd (UdeM) MBA (UNB) MPA (UdeM) ...and two faculty from UdeM.

Earlier this week, we learned of Government proposals to cut $35M to $50M in post-secondary funding. The document proposed ending government funding for @mountallison.bsky.social to have it become “an independent Canadian premiere university” (press release for “private”). www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Last month, EECD released the results of air quality testing from the 2023 - 2024 school year. Data was again presented as a PDF chart, making analysis difficult. I used their data to create visuals and a report, of sorts. You can read the full report here (PDF on OneDrive): buff.ly/msa9XeV

These charts and recommendations have been shared with all MLAs, as well as the Superintendents, Directors of Schools, and Facility Managers for the 4 Anglophone School Districts. I also shared the collated data. Please follow-up with those who influence purchasing & policy. buff.ly/hrzWjyu

Last month, EECD released the results of air quality testing from the 2023 - 2024 school year. Data was again presented as a PDF chart, making analysis difficult. I used their data to create visuals and a report, of sorts. You can read the full report here (PDF on OneDrive): buff.ly/msa9XeV

Princess Elizabeth School tested out in 2021 – 2022 with an average score of 371.4 PPM and a peak score of 392 PPM. This wasn't caught, so no tests were completed in 2022 – 2023. When the school was tested again, the peak score was 1902 PPM – even higher than their initial testing of 1830 PPM.

Last month, EECD released the results of air quality testing from the 2023 - 2024 school year. Data was again presented as a PDF chart, making analysis difficult. I used their data to create visuals and a report, of sorts. You can read the full report here (PDF on OneDrive): buff.ly/msa9XeV

Some noteworthy results from the 2023 - 2024 data (buff.ly/2fEeTTu ): Thirty-seven schools had peak carbon dioxide values above the 1500 PPM guideline. That's more than half. The highest peak value was recorded at Petitcodiac Regional School - a building with mechanical ventilation.

Last month, EECD released the results of air quality testing from the 2023 - 2024 school year. Data was again presented as a PDF chart, making analysis difficult. I used their data to create visuals and a report, of sorts. You can read the full report here (PDF on OneDrive): buff.ly/msa9XeV

Recommendation 3: The Province must increase testing to include all rooms. Data includes 37 schools with peaks above 1500 PPM - including 8 with average values below 1000 PPM. Their peaks averaged 1975 PPM. What if the outliers were not tested? How many other schools have similar untested rooms?

Last month, EECD released the results of air quality testing from the 2023 - 2024 school year. Data was again presented as a PDF chart, making analysis difficult. I used their data to create visuals and a report, of sorts. You can read the full report here (PDF on OneDrive): buff.ly/msa9XeV

Recommendation 1: GNB must expand the Air Quality Testing program to include all schools – including those with mechanical ventilation. Petitcodiac Regional School reported the worst peak value. It has a mechanical ventilation system - and it turns on at 4:00 AM, hours before most other schools.

Last month, EECD released the results of air quality testing from the 2023 - 2024 school year. Data was again presented as a PDF chart, making analysis difficult. I used their data to create visuals and a report, of sorts. You can read the full report here (PDF on OneDrive): buff.ly/msa9XeV

Hey Aranet 4 users! There is an app to discretely view current readings on an iPhone lock screen or Apple Watch - without opening your phone! Great for places cell phones aren’t okay - schools, meetings, etc. Free to test. Subscription after. apps.apple.com/ca/app/co-on...

From the developer, @noideawhatimcoding.bsky.social:

Hey Aranet 4 users! There is an app to discretely view current readings on an iPhone lock screen or Apple Watch - without opening your phone! Great for places cell phones aren’t okay - schools, meetings, etc. Free to test. Subscription after. apps.apple.com/ca/app/co-on...