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Wendy Rodgers
Wendy Rodgers, M.Ed, MPH is an educator, who in 2009, received a kidney transplant after a nine year wait on dialysis. Wendy has expanded her expertise into advocacy for increased awareness and better health policy for the renal community. Wendy has also served as a national spokesperson for lupus and currently resides in Southern California.
James Troyer, MPh
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Rafael Villicana, MD
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From the old school Cosmo to the modern day Buzz Feed quiz, people love to do a little naval gazing, no matter how trite. The appeal? We are seeking to be understood by ourselves and by others.
In the past few weeks, I have heard the term "conscious uncoupling" several times outside of the most publicized use by Gwyneth Paltrow.
Have you ever experienced that caught-off-guard, hit-by-a-bus, all-consuming anxious moment? It is common to most of us. That feeling of sudden worry about an unrelated issue can leave you unable to think about anything else. Perhaps an earlier issue you thought you got a grip of has returned, or a new fear has cropped up. Your heart sinks and you slip into the nauseous world of anxious thoughts and feelings.
The bloggers at Yummy Mummy Club were given a challenge to submit a quick, under 30 minute, dinner recipe. Dinner in 30? I say, let's do it in 10!
I normally stick to writing about relationships as the in-house blogger on all things relational, but I find rapport is better when people aren't hungry or hangry, for that matter, so feeding people is still on point.
Afraid of what attending therapy says about you and your marriage? Many people won't even discuss that they are attending counselling . . . Marriage Confidential: Off the Record, On the QT, and Very Hush Hush. There is a stigma attached to attending therapy, for some weakness is assumed. This is far from the truth.
No surprise here, studies show that social connection directly impacts our sense of life satisfaction. We are social beings and we need to connect with others. In Mazlow's Hierarchy of Needs, only survival and safety superseded our need for relationships.
Heading to the Blissdom Canada conference this year? Wondering how it will go? If you will make connections? What to wear? You might be experiencing the dreaded conference anxiety—an understandable reaction to not only a new experience, but to the idea of putting yourself out there!
"... never send to know for whom the [school] bell tolls; it tolls for thee."
Marriage is not easy. There are times when you argue too much, fail to connect, and have little in common. In these times, you might find yourself having some of your needs met by people other than your partner. This is fine, even healthy. A good friend, your sounding board; a relative, your problem solver. You may also find yourself connecting at some point with someone with whom romantic feelings have potential. This is where to draw the line.
People rarely set out to have an affair, and yet they are common. Janis Abrahms Spring, author of After the Affair, says that infidelity now affects 37% of couples. Often, such opportunities present when people are not feeling strong in themselves or their marriage. When the marriage is weak, obligations to spouses are not strongly felt, so not having an affair because of the marriage isn't a big enough draw. As a therapist, I have seen this many times with clients who feel they have fallen out of love with their partner.
Favouritism, comically confessed as our children take turns being the most lovely or least naughty in our homes. Bloggers, like Canadian Buzz Bishop, who have acknowledged favourites among their children have been criticized, challenged, and even called abusive. Yet others are relating. Favouritism isn't necessarily static. It can be something that changes in a minute or a month.
Lady Sibyl: Oh, Granny, even the English aren't in control of everything.
Lady Violet Crawley, the Dowager Countess: Well I hope we're in control of something, if only ourselves.
"I was probably more scared of my high school exams than I was of the Oscars. At the time you think it's everything and if you don't do well, your life's over. Opportunities are gone. So the more you do it, the less the fear is present."
~Hugh Jackman
The only constant is change. Life guarantees transitions. Often these transitions mean changes in your social group. There are times of in between with friendships, ones of substance and those more superficial, times when you have established close friendships and other times when you feel surrounded by acquaintances. It can feel like you don't have friends when your loved ones aren't in close proximity or when just making contact is difficult with family life.
As a therapist, I always enjoy seeing Hollywood's portrayal of the therapy session. Some therapists are relatable and others are more like counsellor caricatures—simply entertainment. When watching therapists on the screen, one can quickly establish who they would and wouldn't want to be working with.


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"The Eternal Tides (潮)," the latest production by the Legend Lin Dance Theatre of Taiwan, opened to positive feedback at the 2018 PuSh International Festival of Performing Arts in Vancouver on Feb. 3.
Following the company's spiritual and meditative style, "The Eternal Tides," which is a meditation on nature and the cycle of life, delivered the unique visual aesthetics and narrative of founder Lin Lee-chen (林麗貞) through the dynamic yet elegant movement of the dancers.
Jordan Peimer, director of ArtPower at UC San Diego, affirmed the visual impact and body movement presented by Legend Lin Dance Theatre, and expressed hope in inviting the company to perform in the US in the future.
PuSh Festival Artistic Director Norman Armour, who was invited to visit Taiwan by the Ministry of Culture a few years ago, stated that he was deeply drawn by the pureness of Legend Lin Dance Theatre after watching their rehearsal during his Taiwan visit, and thus decided to introduce the company to Canadian audiences one day.
Attended by Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, and Canadian senators and politicians, the performance was made possible with the support from the Ministry of Culture and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vancouver.
Following the Feb. 3 performance, Lee also held a workshop titled "Poetry in Motion" and gave a speech at the Scotiabank Dance Centre to guide Canadian audiences in experiencing and understanding the poetic philosophy in body movement as well as the sources of her inspiration.
Founded in 1995, Legend Lin Dance Theatre seeks to present the culture and spirit of Taiwan through distinguished visual aesthetics and choreography. Taking inspiration from local religious rituals and cultural traditions, the company meditates on the human condition and nature and celebrates the eternal circle of life.


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If you've truly come to an appreciation of the gravity of bonds' big picture headwinds over the past 2 years, then the past 5 weeks may feel like a stroke of luck so good that it has to change any day now. More than a few bond analysts were worried about a bigger, sharper bounce when yields first began to rise from longer-term lows on Monday morning, but the sell-off has been very gentle. Without a sharper correction that takes us higher up in the recent range, the fear is hard to quell. Are we living on borrowed time? Have we been allowed into this exclusive club by accident? Are we having some sort of reasonably good dream, destined to wake up at any moment? I could go on and on (and have!) about why 10yr yields in the 2.8-2.9% range make a fair amount of sense right now, but that…(read more)


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"What are some ways you connect with your school community?"
Meaningful connections with a school community that changes every 174 days was a challenge at first. Leading at a Kindergarten Center provides a unique opportunity to develop sparks, interests and set a foundation for learning for all stakeholders. Taking the lead from Robert Fulghum's 'All I Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten' here is how I try to lead and learn everyday.
Share Everything.
Connecting with others is critical when leading in today's schools. By using Twitter, Podcasts and Voxer I have a place to gather ideas, process situations and learn about best practices in action across the world. Blogging and #SAVMP are ways that I can share back what I have learned from others and add ideas for someone else.
We invite parents, community members and other schools into our space often. As Kindergarten has changed so much it is so much easier to 'show and tell' how we are learning to others in the space learning is occurring.
Say you're sorry when you hurt somebody. It is inevitable-leading means at times the decisions you make may not always make everyone happy. While these things have to be said/done I try to have empathy with delivering the message. I have used 'sorry' many times in my position:
- I am sorry that your friend hit you on the playground.
- I am sorry that you and your former spouse are struggling now with custody arrangements.
- I am sorry that introducing (insert new practice) has been stressing you out lately.
Tony Sinanis recently wrote this statement: If you're an educational leader and you're not getting some pushback or resistance from teachers as it relates to instructional practices then you may be doing something wrong because people are too comfortable.
While my morning intentions never include wanting to hurt someone else's feelings-knowing that decisions I make have a core intention of ensuring we are 'All In' for students to have the highest levels of learning possible makes those moments more intentional and less personal.
Clean up your own mess
This goes with 'Saying I Am Sorry' as a person and a Principal I am not perfect. We try things and sometimes they don't go as planned. Being able to say 'whoops' and fixing what happened is not a sign of weaknesss but leadership.
…..and what better way to end this post than the final line of Flughum's poem:
And it is still true, no matter how old you
are – when you go out into the world, it is best
to hold hands and stick together.


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Honey Whole Wheat and Oat Sandwich Bread
One of my biggest frustrations since moving to a small rural town is that often there are shelves of the grocery store that sometimes go days or even weeks before getting restocked. And bread seems to be one of the biggest offenders. During every weekly trip I wonder— will they have bread today?
I got fed up and decided that it was time to ditch the store bought stuff and bake my own. And so that's just what I did. After the first slice of this honey whole wheat and oat sandwich bread I knew there was no turning back. Why have I not done this sooner?
Now we can have as many sandwiches and slices of toast as we like, without any trips to the store. And this bread is so much better for us— no preservatives or unpronounceable ingredients. It's just whole wheat flour, rolled oats, a little honey, butter, milk, water, yeast and salt. Better still, it's homemade. Doesn't get much better than that.
Since it's made with 100% whole wheat I was worried it might not make for the best sandwich bread, but the milk, butter and honey all work to tenderize the dough and aren't just there for flavor. Be sure you don't skimp on kneading or rising time, and you'll pull a near perfect loaf from the oven.
This bread has a tender texture and hearty flavor, and it sure beats anything you can find at the grocery store.
(If you're looking for an even heartier loaf, check out my 100% whole wheat bread. It's lower in fat, but has a denser texture. Still scrumptious, though!)
Honey Whole Wheat and Oat Sandwich Bread
- 1 cup (250 ml) water
- 1 cup (250 ml) milk
- 1/4 cup (56 grams) unsalted butter
- 1/4 cup (80 grams) honey
- 3 - 3 1/2 cups ( grams) whole wheat flour
- 1 cup (100 grams) old fashioned rolled oats, plus extra for sprinkling
- 1 packet (2 1/4 teaspoons) active dry yeast
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 large egg + 1 teaspoon water, for egg wash
- In a small saucepan over low heat warm the water, milk, butter and honey until butter is melted and mixture is smooth. Cool for a few minutes, or until 120-130 degrees F.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a dough hook, or in a large bowl if you plan to mix by hand, combine 2 cups of the whole wheat flour, oats, yeast and salt. Add the milk mixture and mix until combined. Add the remaining whole wheat flour 2 tablespoons at a time until the dough is still sticky but clears the side of the bowl. You may not need all 3 1/2 cups flour, or it's possible you'll need a bit more.
- Continue to mix or knead by hand until smooth and elastic (7-8 minutes with a mixer, 15 minutes by hand). Place dough in a grease bowl, cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- Gently punch down dough and knead a few times. Roll dough out on a lightly floured surface into a rectangle 9 inches wide. Starting with a short end, roll up the dough. Place seem side-down in a greased 9x5-inch loaf pan. Cover with plastic and let rise until doubled again, about 1 hour.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Brush top of loaf with egg wash and sprinkle with oats, if desired. Bake until crust is dark golden brown and loaf sounds hollow when tapped, about 45-50 minutes. Remove from pan and let cool for at least 20 minutes before slicing.
Have you tried this recipe?
I'd love to hear about it! Leave a comment below, send me an email, or take a photo and tag it on instagram with #completelydelicious.


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20 Nov 2010
Naples was an interesting experience - very chaotic and intense but a cool city to see nonetheless. They had the most delicious and affordable pizza. While there, we took day trips to Ercolano, Pompei and Sorrento. The ruins at Ercolano were very well preserved and were more interesting to me than the ones at Pompei, but Pompei was really impressive due to the size of the ruins there. Sorrento was beautiful with its rocky cliffs, but very touristic and a lot pricier than the other places we visited in that area.
These photos are all from the ruins in Ercolano:
©2009 Jacqueline Hudon-Verrelli


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Joint Legal Custody
Legal custody is the right to make major decisions regarding your child. It does not refer to bedtimes and play dates, but to schooling issues, medical issues and whether you believe your child is mature enough to handle having a driver's license. If parents live in two separate states, this does not preclude joint legal custody. However, their relationship must be cordial enough that they remain in frequent contact with each other. A parent can make decisions for his child from far away, but if he wants to participate in parent-teacher conferences and attend medical appointments, it might mean investing in considerable travel costs.
Joint Physical Custody
Joint physical custody means your child maintains a home with both parents. Contrary to popular opinion, it does not necessarily mean a 50-50 split between parents' households. More commonly, children spend about two-thirds of their time with one parent and one-third of their time with the other. Some states, like Utah, have specific criteria defining joint physical custody, at least for child support purposes. Parents in Utah qualify as joint legal custodians only if one parent's time with the child equals 111 overnights a year or more.
Practical Considerations
A family court judge is not likely to order a joint physical custody arrangement when parents live in separate states, and with good reason. It's not logistically feasible. Joint physical custody works best for the children when parents live in close proximity to each other. This avoids uprooting children from one neighborhood -- and, by extension, their friends and lives there -- to go live with another parent for days or weeks at a time. School is another important consideration. A child really can't spend half her school year in one state and the other half in another state. It would be academically difficult for her, and probably emotionally difficult as well. When parents have joint physical custody in an existing order or decree, and if one relocates out-of-state, many courts transfer custody to one parent or the other to avoid these problems.
Alternative Arrangements
Traditional joint physical custody might be impossible when both parents don't live in the same state, but this does not necessarily mean that the parent living at a distance can't still have ample quality time. When one parent relocates to another state after divorce and takes her child, courts usually devise a parenting plan where the child spends summers and extended school breaks with the non-custodial parent. However, this can be difficult for an older child. A teenager is not likely to relish the idea of leaving her home and her friends for an entire summer. Depending on how geographically far apart parents are, a child might spend all three-day weekends, half the yearly holidays, and a portion of the summer with the parent who does not live in her home state. This usually works best when parents live within reasonable driving distance of each other.


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Jack Sheppard was a thief and robber, born in London in 1707. During the year 1724, he was gaoled five times and escaped on four occasions, but was finally hanged at Tyburn on 16 November 1724. His prison-breaks made him into a national folk hero whose execution was witnessed by an immense crowd of admirers. The character of Macheath in Gay's The Beggar's Opera was based on him, and a fictional account of his life by WH Ainsworth was published in serial form between 1839 and 1840, then published as a novel, entitled Jack Sheppard.
Charles Buckingham was born in the Cheltenham area in 1781-82. By 1808, he had become a footpad – someone who committed highway robbery on foot. Like Sheppard, he proved to be proficient at escaping from prison custody, but Buckingham did not meet the same fate as the popular anti-hero. His final escape attempt was successful and as far as is known, he was never recaptured.
On the evening of 27 August 1808, a gentleman and his wife were robbed by two footpads on the public highway, as they travelled on horse-back from Gloucester to Painswick. Charles Buckingham and Richard Sims were identified as the chief suspects, and they were captured in Bristol, after a desperate struggle. Both men were brought to Gloucester gaol to await trial at the next Gloucestershire Assizes, which would not take place until the following April.
During the night between 12 and 13 December 1808, Charles Buckingham managed to escape from his cell and get out of the gaol. A "Wanted" notice appeared in the next edition of the Gloucester Journal, offering a twenty guinea reward his recapture. Buckingham was described as being a native of Cheltenham or its neighbourhood and was aged 27. He was 5 feet 11 inches in height, with brown hair and hazel eyes, and had a large, long nose and "large whiskers". He had been a sergeant in the North Gloucester Militia.
By the time of the Lent Assizes in April 1809, Charles Buckingham had not been recaptured, and Richard Sims stood trial alone. Despite the victim of the crime being convinced that Sims was one of the men who robbed him and his wife, he had a very strong alibi and was acquitted. He was then tried on another count of highway robbery, for an offence against a Mr Harris on 17 September 1808, in company with another man, supposed to be Charles Buckingham. Sims was acquitted due to a lack of evidence against him.
On 6 June 1809, Charles Buckingham finally was arrested by two Bow Street Officers in London. He was placed in the New Prison in Clerkenwell until he could be escorted back to Gloucester. Jack Sheppard had escaped from this prison in 1724, and Buckingham nearly managed to do the same, getting off his irons with a file, then using a crow-bar to make a hole in the outside wall. He was discovered by the gaoler just as he was about to leave, accompanied by twenty of his fellow prisoners. He was held in a more secure cell until someone arrived to take him back to Gloucester Gaol, to await trial at the next assizes.
Back in Gloucester Gaol, the governor and the chaplain questioned Buckingham about his escape the previous December. They had suspected that he must have had inside help and the night guard, John Brown, had been tried at the April assizes for aiding an escape, but was acquitted. Buckingham said that he had first used a knife, then later a large nail, to ease out a bar of his cell window. This had taken him a month, but then he had managed to get hold of a spoon, which he was able to use to open his cell door. (Jack Sheppard had also made use of spoons to open prison doors.) He had left his cell at 6 o'clock in the evening, when it was dark, and lowered himself down into the debtors' yard using cut-up blankets he had tied together. He then tied two or three mops to his sheets and threw them over the boundary wall, then climbed over and ran away.
Buckingham finally stood trial for highway robbery in August 1809, nearly a year after the crime had been committed. He was found guilty and sentenced to death. However, this sentence was commuted to one of transportation for life. On 26 September 1809, Buckingham and three other prisoners (Nilus Cowper, John Thompson and James Payne) were put in a coach to be taken to the hulks at Woolwich, where they would be held until they set sail for Australia. The four men were all in leg-irons and handcuffs and were chained together. Two guards were in the coach with them, while another officer, well-armed, sat outside.
When the party reached Uxbridge early the following morning, there was a halt to change horses. One of the guards got out of the coach to get some water and Buckingham, Cowper and Thompson, who had managed to get their irons off during the night, jumped out of the coach and ran away, while Payne, who had failed to get his irons off, held the remaining guard down. The outside guard gave chase, but the three got away. Once again, a twenty guinea reward was offered for the recapture of Charles Buckingham, and the same amount was offered for the other two prisoners.
Nilus Cowper was recaptured in Warwickshire in October after committing a robbery, and John Thompson was arrested near Cardiff in November. John Thompson (alias Grimes, alias Smith) was hanged at Cardiff in April 1810. Nilus Cowper (alias Launcelot Cooper, alias John Jones, alias William Davies) was hanged at Warwick Gaol in May 1810. Buckingham, as far as is known, was never recaptured.
Charles Buckingham had made only one escape from prison, plus an escape from custody, and he had made an unsuccessful attempt to get out of Clerkenwell New Prison, so the Cheltenham man could not be classed in the same league as Jack Sheppard when it came to gaol breaks. However, after Buckingham's capture in London in June 1809, some newspaper reports revealed that his time in the North Gloucester Militia (during the turbulent years of the Napoleonic Wars) had not been without incident.
The reports stated that about two years previously, when Charles Buckingham had been a sergeant in the North Gloucester Militia, he had been suspected of helping a prominent French prisoner-of-war escape from Stapleton Prison, near Bristol. He had deserted from his duty there and after being captured he was tried by court martial and sentenced to transportation (which must mean he was ordered to serve with the army abroad). He was sent to the Isle of Wight to be taken overseas, but escaped.
Looking into this story in more detail, it transpired that the North Gloucester Militia were guarding the French prisoners at Stapleton in December 1806, when one Monsieur Dare, described as "a Frenchman of some distinction", escaped. It was believed that he must have been helped by some of his guards, and a number of privates were arrested, while a sergeant had deserted. In February 1807, it was reported that, "the sergeant who connived at the escape of M. Dare, the French prisoner, from Stapleton, has been taken."
Buckingham was not named as being this sergeant and nothing was found in the newspapers on a court martial, sentence, or escape from the Isle of Wight army depot. However, on 18 July 1807, a Charles Buckingham was admitted to Dorchester Prison, having been picked up "On the Road". He was described as a deserter from the North Gloucester Militia, born in Cheltenham and aged about 24. He was discharged three days later, being "taken by the party who brought him". If he had indeed been captured in February, then he must have been picked up on the road after escaping from the Isle of Wight. If the information on the capture in February was incorrect, this may have been the time at which he faced a court martial and was sent to the Isle of Wight army depot. Either way, no more information concerning him was found, until his arrest for highway robbery in the autumn of 1808.
Between the years 1806 and 1809, Charles Buckingham had deserted from his militia unit at least once – possibly twice – and had absconded from the Isle of Wight army depot, thus avoiding being sent to fight in the Napoleonic Wars. He had broken out of Gloucester Gaol once, nearly managed to get out of prison in Clerkenwell, and finally escaped from a coach – while chained to three other prisoners – taking him to serve his sentence of transportation to Australia. Charles Buckingham did not become notorious like Jack Sheppard, but he did succeed in carrying off the greatest escape of all – he avoided the gallows.
JRS Whiting, Prison Reform in Gloucestershire, 1776-1820 (1978)
Bath Chronicle, 4 Dec 1806, 12 Feb 1807; Gloucester Journal, 29 Aug 1808, 19 Dec 1808, 20 March 1809, 2 Oct 1809, 2 April 1810, 23 April 1810; Oxford Journal, 5 May 1810, Public Ledger and Daily Advertiser, 12 June 1809; Bristol Mirror, 5 Aug 1809, 4 Oct 1809. (All accessed via http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk)
Dorchester Prison Admission and Discharge Registers, 1782-1808 (accessed via http://www.ancestry.co.uk)
© Jill Evans 2016


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Daily Devotional - March 11th
Mar 11, 2019 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Daily Read – Numbers 15:17-16:40; Mark 15:1-47; Psalm 54:1-7; Proverbs 11:5-6
Chapter Mark 1
This entire chapter reveals the sacrificial and extravagant love of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Within each word, another facet of the Father's unconditional love unfolds as He freely gives His only begotten Son to redeem every one of us.
As you open your Bible to Mark 15, don't just read the words on the page, but ask the Holy Spirit to take you on a journey to the cross. What was it really like for Jesus, a sinless and innocent man to be charged and sentenced to death, the death on a cross?
Could He hear the jeers and shouts of mockery and hatred from those who stood in the crowds? Were some of those shouting for his crucifixion the same ones standing in the crowds shouting praise as they watched Him heal the sick and deliver those tormented by demons?
The pain He endured is beyond anything experienced by a human being, but He pressed through the agony because of the joy set before Him. He saw you waiting on the other side of His obedience.
The Word instructs us to take up our cross and follow Him. In daily life, this means to lay down our lives, crucify our flesh with all of its wants and desires, and walk in accordance with His will. However today, be challenged to take the cross of Christ as Simon the Cyrenian did and walk side by side with Jesus to Golgotha.
As He walks this road, look into the eyes of Christ and write down what you see. Tears of pure love blind Him from seeing anything but the cross. He determines to fulfill His mission on earth and nothing will stand in His way. Our eternity depends on His obedience and He knows it -- He pushes on.
Take a journey today into the heart of the Father as He watches His beautiful Son willingly take your sin and mine on the cross, and then to experience the reality of hell so we would not have too.
Allow yourself to experience this journey...see it, hear it, feel it, smell it, and taste it. If you walk this path, it will revolutionize your life. There is healing and deliverance in this walk; there is death to self in this walk; and there is life eternal in this walk!
What Christ did is as real today as it was over 2,000 years ago. Quiet yourself before the Lord and ask the Holy Spirit to show you the greatest love story of all time and eternity.
You will never be the same again!


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David Johnston's address to the crowd during the Canada Day noon show will likely be his last major national event.
After seven years pushing a message of inclusiveness and constant improvement, His Excellency will walk into history this fall as one of the country's most able and beloved governors-general.
The identity of his successor remains a closely-guarded secret but it is understood the person has already been chosen and that their identity will be revealed later in July — weeks ahead of the original schedule. The matter is likely to be raised when the Prime Minister meets the Queen in Edinburgh next week, ahead of the G20 summit in Germany.
This time there was no vice-regal advisory committee like the non-partisan group that recommended Johnston to Stephen Harper. Justin Trudeau will take his own counsel on the appointment.
When asked about it last year, Trudeau raised expectations the monarch's next representative might be indigenous.
"When it comes to a choice about who will fill (Johnston's) big shoes, I can assure you I will take into account the nature of Canada and the desire of Canadians to see institutions and appointments across the government that reflect the diversity of Canada," he told CBC.
Choosing an indigenous governor-general would be a sign the Liberals are committed to more than just gesture politics, advocates say — "an opportunity to make a powerful statement and keep the reconciliation process moving forward," said Roberta Jamieson, CEO of Indspire, the indigenous education charity.
Jamieson would have been an ideal candidate — Canada's first female indigenous lawyer, the first indigenous woman to be Ombudsman of Ontario and a recipient of the Order of Canada who holds 25 honourary degrees.
But sources suggest that the new governor-general will not be indigenous after all — because a candidate emerged who was "too spectacular to say no to."
The convention has been to alternate anglophones and francophones. The belief however is the new governor-general need not be francophone this time, but must have flawless French.
When CBC asked last year for suggestions for a new governor-general, Chris Hadfield emerged as a popular choice. The retired astronaut and former commander of the International Space Station would tick a lot of boxes — he speaks good French, lives in Canada and is currently on a Canada 150 speaking tour aimed at inspiring youth to "individual betterment and action." He could not be reached for comment this week.
The choice of an anglo, even one who speaks decent French, will provoke some grumbling in Quebec. But it is the decision to overlook indigenous candidates that may provoke most comment.
There is no shortage of qualified contenders. Murray Sinclair, former chair of the residential schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and Mary Simon, a former diplomat from Nunavik, Que., who has recently been a ministerial special representative on Arctic issues, are both eminently qualified.
Maybe, just maybe, reconciliation between Canadians at large and indigenous peoples can happen in our lifetimeRoberta Jamieson
As Jamieson said in a speech she gave on Canada's sesquicentennial, the next 150 years don't have to carry the burden of the country's evolution — the division between the colonizers and the colonized. "Maybe, just maybe, reconciliation between Canadians at large and indigenous peoples can happen in our lifetime."
She said her main fear is that reconciliation becomes a hollow word.
"We need an indigenous governor-general," she said. "We need an indigenous Supreme Court justice and indigenous people in all kinds of real leadership roles. That's very real institutional change."
A brighter future becomes possible when young indigenous people realize they are part of a society that offers them a strong, affirming sense of their identity, she said.
The Liberal government is leaving itself open to the charge of rank hypocrisy: that it talks a good game on reconciliation but when key appointments are made – governors general, Supreme Court justices — other priorities take precedence.
The gradual progress of its broader mission — to deliver change such as new schools and cleaner water to indigenous communities through the existing delivery system of the Indigenous and Northern Affairs department — is not winning rave reviews from indigenous advocates or the media. Major structural changes appear to be imminent on the file.
That will require yet more promises of a better Canada to come for indigenous peoples. They can hardly be blamed if they are sceptical next time around, having had hopes dashed time and again.
Chris Hadfield may prove a "spectacular" choice but he does not reflect diversity or offer indigenous Canadians the same sense of validation that a Jamieson would have provided.
Whoever is chosen, they have a hard act to follow when it comes to native issues. Johnston has prided himself on creating an environment where reconciliation is possible by constantly urging Canadians to do better. He will be missed.
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Today saw the biggest snowfall in the area since 2013… here is our updates from just after 8am through to 10pm…
10pm We are wrapping up this update page after fifteen hours – thanks to you and the literal tens of thousands of people who have read this page today. A special thanks to all of you who have sent in pics / vids / tips / snippets of info via various means! Stay safe overnight and through tomorrow if you venture out.
We want to finish on this magical picture from Jamie Roberts of Sharon's tree in Ruabon…
9:49pm Had several more black ice reports in, overnight temperatures are due to drop even further so if you are travelling tonight take care. Tomorrow morning is due to be 1C but feeling like -3C, with it due to stay cold all day. There could be some sleet and snow in the early morning, with the day then due to be clearer thereafter.
9:40pm Another dog in a coat enjoying the snow… this one even has dog wellies on!
@wrexham Splashes first snow experience pic.twitter.com/dytGiR6uXn
— Touch-art (@MorleyKatharine) December 8, 2017
9:21pm We mentioned the link earlier, but with questions over gritting there is the interactive map that shows the priority routes. There had been ongoing gritting with a new start at 3pm earlier today. You can check out the info and map on http://www.wrexham.gov.uk/english/travel/winter/routes_map.htm
9:05pm A few warnings about on black ice and dodgy roads out tonight – another saying the B&Q roundabout is slippy. Dave told us B&Q and Yale roundabouts 'deadly' adds "Warning stay off the roads at all costs it's treacherous out no gritters been out and crash by Lidl Gwersyllt it's black ice everywhere. Advise folks not to drive under any circumstances its terrible the melting snow has frozen."
8:45pm Shannon has tweeted us to say "Crash at traffic lights by Lidl in Gwersyllt. Cars are currently blocking the turning for lower end of Gwersyllt"
8:31pm Thanks to Adam for sending us this dashcam clip from a crash earlier today in the Nant y Garth pass.
8pm The forecasty bits appear correct with things calming down – however what has fallen is freezing and is very crunchy underfoot.
People are still struggling around in the slippery conditions, with the morning likely to be much worse.
@wrexham cars struggling to get up link road hill by Y Tai Brymbo.
— Pete Blakemore (@pjbwxm) December 8, 2017
7:33pm Snow appears to have calmed down the for the rest of the night – however a lot more heading our way from the early hours of Sunday morning with an amber weather warning in place. Brr!
6:58pm Looking at the radar it appears that after the snow around 7:30pm-745pm we might dodge the rest that is coming in from the north! Then we are set for the odd flurry but nothing as serious as have seen today. The other news is temperatures are set to be 0C and feel like -4C with 25mph gusts floating about.
6:26pm Heavy traffic around Posthouse Roundabout due to the five vehicle collision – more information can be found on our separate report on our website here
6pm Further to the reported incident at the Posthouse, one report says around five cars could be involved – with the incident taking place on the eastbound A55 and thus the knock on affecting surrounding roads and the junction.
5:52pm 'Standstill traffic' by the Posthouse roundabout at the top end of the A483 – appears a collision has taken place, with varying descriptions of what has occurred so far.
5:46pm Anyone heading east on the A534 there are two bad bits of traffic by Clutton and by Bickerton – Tom has told us there is an incident involving a HGV near to Nantwich with the road blocked.
5:36pm With traffic in the area appearing to slowly cope with the conditions – there is another ace tweet to share – Sophie has made the most of the day…
@wrexham getting sent him from work and building a snowman #Penycae #snow pic.twitter.com/nVd6t0Le2I
— Sophie Evans (@_Sophie_Evans_) December 8, 2017
5:31pm Dominic has told us: "Main road through Coedpoeth is clear but pavements lethal. What I cannot believe is that not one Coedpoeth high street business (that I could see) cleared in front of their premises."
Matt has tweeted us to say: "So snowy up in Penycae, live at the top of a cul-de-sac hill and there's an epic snow clearing operation by neighbours just to be able to get their cars back up to their driveways after work."
5:23pm Sam has shared this picture from Nia giving further context to the community clear up picture posted on here just after 4pm. Sam said: "To be fair that road doesn't need much snow on it and it's a nightmare, pictures don't show how steep it is, plus they all cleared it to help an ambulance that was stuck half way down."
5:12pm We mentioned the pitch covers earlier – but Macclesfield Town have just updated with this, so any reds going… take care with your trip, and it seems like they are keen to get it on! For those not making the trip it is on the telly, so BT Sport or the pub… "Just a quick update on the pitch ahead of tomorrow's game with @Wrexham_AFC. We're monitoring the weather but there are no plans for a pitch inspection at the minute. Pitch perfectly playable at present and everybody very confident of no issues."
5:03pm Perhaps indicative of the impact of the snow, with people working remote or able to take an early dart due to the weather – this is Regent Street looking out towards Mold Road. Usually five on a Friday this is chocka…
4:53pm A few asking on buses – this is the last update from Arriva earlier – and common question is if No1 Wrexham to from Chester is running, and it is.
Service 3/4 – currently not serving Rhos and Penycae
Service 7/8 – Currently not serving Caia Pk, Operating via Holt Rd,/Cefn Road/Queensway/Hightown/Wrexham
Service 10/11/11A/12/12A/14 – Currently terminating at The Roller Arms Public House
Service 26/27 – Currently not serving Leeswood
4:46pm We are strongly considering rebranding as PupsInSnow.com ! Sian sent us this pic saying: "Here's my pup Gelert enjoying his 1st snow, took me ages to get him back in the house 🤣"
Nathan sent us this of his dog also enjoying the white stuff…
Update 4:30pm Lovely sleet outside, and looking at the radar the snowfall is going to get a little heavier over the next couple of hours as a couple of bands pass over the area. For the first time purple has shown up on the system, which is 'freezing rain'…
4:20pm Sunset was around fifteen minutes ago and we are heading into the normal rush hour period – lots of exclamation marks and red warning signs on various monitoring systems, but all reporting slow traffic rather than incidents thankfully.
4:05pm Snow in the higher parts of Wrexham has been particularly bad today. Just been tweeted this pic by Caitlin of "community spirit" and people clearing the roads in Penycae.
4pm Leaving work soon? Aside from some traffic on the A483 northbound at Rossett and usual town centre traffic, roads are looking fairly clear at the moment. Spot any issues? Email them to email@example.com or tweet @wrexham!
3:35pm Been a while since our last 'dog enjoying snow' pic :D
Another husky here enjoying the snow in Ruabon! pic.twitter.com/Eym5lt0vBb
— Shannon (@shanisney) December 8, 2017
3:05pm Had a few more 'snow measurement pics'. Pretty deep up in Brymbo and Penycae. Not so much in Holt…
Penycae! pic.twitter.com/hMWvlIJdBy
— Josh Jones (@DJoshJones) December 8, 2017
@wrexham Brymbo doing well 😂 pic.twitter.com/gRqlZIEgdf
— Josh Griffiths (@Josh_Griff94) December 8, 2017
@wrexham holt is doing MEGA well on the snow front……NOT! #whereismysnow pic.twitter.com/di22ocuDR7
— Helen McCarthy (@HelenMcC) December 8, 2017
2:45pm A few asking about traffic on the bypass towards Chirk. Answer? Very slow…
2:30pm We have our first snow measurement!
getting deep now in coedpoeth! Love it! @wrexham pic.twitter.com/HYpFzzJclF
— monsweet (@Jen_wills_) December 8, 2017
2:23pm 54 schools across Wrexham are now closed, so there are lots of students enjoying an early weekend and a snow day. Quite a few out and about sledging and making snowmen!
2:09pm Wrexham football club fanzine Fearless.Wales has tweeted some pics from up in Rhos / Penycae
Scenic in Rhos and Penycae @wrexham pic.twitter.com/g94QNo29T2
— Fearless In Devotion (@fearlessidzine) December 8, 2017
2pm Still great news that there has been no serious incidents reported in the Wrexham area due to the weather. Looking at the radars there is on and off snowfall right through to early evening – with more predicted later on.
1:41pm Simon has sent us a couple of videos of efforts to get up Plas Madoc hill – with some people helping dig out cars:
I'll dig you out 😂 @wrexham #snowmaggeddon pic.twitter.com/s2iDYuldBN
— Simon Roberts (@simonjroberts) December 8, 2017
@wrexham Plas Madoc Hill people giving up and going back pic.twitter.com/hazY00Hp49
— Simon Roberts (@simonjroberts) December 8, 2017
1:30pm Wrexham Council have just updated to say: "Due to the snow, gritters will be out treating roads from 3pm, with continuous gritting throughout the following 24 hours. Motorists and road users are advised to please take care and be mindful of the condition of the roads"
1:25pm We have had an email pointing out that town centre snow clearing has been mentioned, offering this historical insight: "Back in the 1950s and early 1950s council workmen cleared areas such as Hope Street, Regent Street, Hight St and Henblas St with shovels and loaded the snow onto Bedford open backed tipper lorries. The loads of snow were transported down to the Gwenfro valley where it was deposited into the river.
"In Brook Street the snow was shovelled into the river through an opening in the road opposite the old Victoria Hall (Scotts). Workmen lifted the cover in the roadway and placed a safety fence around the 'drop' into to the river. The cover is still visible in the roadway today.
"Another site for disposing the loads of snow was off what is now St Giles Way. It was then Willow Road. The Borough workmen opened a pair of gates facing the River Gwenfro and tipped or shovelled the snow into the river. The gates for the opening can still be seen just a few yards up from the junction of St Giles Way and Salop Rd."
Any other snow related history, pop it to the usual email address!
1:20pm Two more roads update via tweets… Thanks to Simon and Josh:
A525 coedpoeth @wrexham @NWPolice please dont go out unless you really have too! pic.twitter.com/NqX5i8jKID
— Simon Griffiths (@SimonGriff1) December 8, 2017
Nobody can get up this little hill on Llangollen road towards Plas Madoc @wrexham pic.twitter.com/0mXWmYrsDs
— Josh Jones (@DJoshJones) December 8, 2017
1:15pm Lovely picture of the road up Acrefair – thanks to Tamara for sharing this one.
1:09pm Conditions up in Penycae
PCSO Edwards has survived the blizzards in #penycae, boxing off several jobs in the process and not a brew stop in sight! #snowpatrol #nottheband pic.twitter.com/nB6vHruG8X
— NWP Wrexham Rural (@NWPWrexhamRural) December 8, 2017
1:03pm Feeling cold? This will warm you right up… Clare has shared this video of her pup enjoying snow for the first time!
Clare has shared this video with us of 'Pups first experience of snow'… it is just wonderful! 😍 pic.twitter.com/Se7gvvnQ5H
— Wrexham.com (@wrexham) December 8, 2017
12:58pm Wrexham Libraries have said due to the adverse weather conditions Cefn Mawr, Coedpoeth, Chirk, Rhos, Ruabon and Overton libraries will be closed all day.
12:45pm North Wales Police have said "Our Control Room are experiencing a high level of calls due to the adverse weather – please bear with us and only phone 999 if absolutely necessary" adding that people should keep an eye on the police social media for updates.
12:35pm Looking into this afternoon the radar images suggest the higher areas to the east of the town will have more heavy snow, with a band passing over the town centre for around 45 minutes from just after 1pm, with more later.
12:30pm This is a stunning shot…
@wrexham #ponciauPark #snowday #northwales pic.twitter.com/eG76l0HYmG
— Heulwyn Roberts (@heulwynroberts) December 8, 2017
12:26pm Jasmin has told us shes had 3-4 inches in Brymbo so far, sending us this pic:
12:20pm A picture from Llandegla this lunchtime…
Not looking to good up here at the moment. #llandegla A525 #uksnow @wrexham @Clwyd_Dee_AONB @wrexhamcbc @DenbighshireCC pic.twitter.com/NZolienAMb
— Oneplanet Adventure (@OPALlandegla) December 8, 2017
12:15pm Number ticked up to 49 schools now closed or partially closed within Wrexham County Borough.
12:09pm Lead Councillor / Chirk Councillor Terry Evans gives some solid advice:
Roads a bit tricky in Chirk will only be going out in a emergency. pic.twitter.com/Js5snQcvqR
— Cllr Terry Evans (@terryevans) December 8, 2017
12:06pm Coleg Cambria have updated further so any students living in Wrexham but studying in Deeside or Northop, be aware all their sites are now closed to students.
11:59am That video has had some response from people higher up showing current situation there…
You can say that again #Bwlchgwyn pic.twitter.com/N39CUXoLLE
— alex (@ReactiveAlex) December 8, 2017
11:53am We are rugged up and in town, there are big flakes still falling but conditions down here are much nicer than on the higher ground. Some gratuitous sloooooow mooooo footage of snow falling:
Big flakes still falling in a chilly town centre right now but minor compared to the higher ground in the area pic.twitter.com/zcqPI8z7au
— Wrexham.com (@wrexham) December 8, 2017
11:42am As is now tradition, the Secondhand Shed at the top of Pen-y-Bryn has some sledges in stock. So you can walk up and buy one then slide back down the hill!
@wrexham all is well just found 5 sledges so we good to go £10 each be quick pic.twitter.com/h9ve7lMj99
— Simon hall (@secondhand_shed) December 8, 2017
11:37am Just as we popped that gritting update on, Alison from Rhos sent us this picture of Market Street, pondering how long it will be before no one can get up there as cars are skidding while trying to get up Gutter Hill and passengers are walking off buses.
11:35am Wrexham Council have said: "Our gritters have been out since yesterday afternoon. Today they're still out and ploughs are ready for action. Bins as usual today but we may have difficulties in some rural areas"
11:30am This is fairly typical of non-main roads that are a little higher up.
@wrexham Coedpoeth!! pic.twitter.com/KPbZ9J3pvA
— Gino (@1979Gino) December 8, 2017
11:25am We are out having a nose around town, and Llwyn Isaf is looking very pretty in the snow.
11:21am As Gavin says: "People need to keep an eye on elderly neighbours and families with babies, make sure they are ok, look out for each other."
11:15am Some good news, its going to get worse over the weekend! Amber warning now issued, which says "10 cm looks likely quite widely within the warning area, with 15-20 cm in places. There is increasing certainty in the track and location of the heaviest snow."
The current map linked to that warning has us inside that range…
11:02am The Ponderosa Cafe has shared this picture on the Facebook page, showing the conditions up on the Horseshoe Pass. That road is unsurprisingly closed…!
11am Not all heroes wear capes, Luke has told us: "cheers to the legend in a red Mitsubishi who pulled me out the snow on Brymbo back roads! Hero!"
10:58am – Making the most of the snow…
School now closed! Someone is happy! "Best day ever" apparently 🤣❄☃❄ @wrexham pic.twitter.com/fC5yTvYWoR
— Ali Owen 🦉 (@AllyOwen) December 8, 2017
10:56am For those in town, business as near usual!
Town centre has had the gritters out this morning and all shops and other services are business as usual #Wrexham #Snow pic.twitter.com/2WlhVj154c
— Wrexham says 'hello' (@wxmsayshello) December 8, 2017
10:53am A great snowman picture, with some PPE of course!
Feeling a bit chilly here at Read today! #SnowWatch #Brymbo @wrexham pic.twitter.com/w3P7bdHKg7
— Read Construction (@read_uk) December 8, 2017
10:49am Official now from Coleg Cambria who have told us "We are closing our Yale, Bersham Road and Llysfasi sites at 11am today because of the weather".
10:48 Arriva Buses have a service update as of now…
Service 3/4 – currently not serving Penycae, terminating at Market st
Service 7/8 – Currently not serving Caia Park, Operating via Holt Rd/ Cefn Road/ Queensway/ Hightown/ Wrexham
Service 10/11/11A – Currently not serving Adwy and Minera
Service 12/12A – Currently not serving Brymbro – Service 12 at 55 minutes past and service 12A at 31 minutes past will terminate at The Roller Arms Public House
Service 26/27 – Currently not serving Leeswood
Service 5 – Currently not serving Ruabon Railway station
10:44am Not going to pretend we are weather people, but the radar shows we are due to get some thick stuff now then more in about an hour!
10:36am Nathalie tells us "Two minor accidents on Ruthin Road Coedpoeth, Very slippery, Snow still coming down heavily."
10:34am More flurries coming in… as Delyth shares this update with us:
Quite bad up here and still coming down at the moment. Pant hill and gutter hill apparently causing problems pic.twitter.com/OkKynfrpNk
— D Jones (@DelythHParry) December 8, 2017
10:32am Told that Coleg Cambria in town is sending students home and is effectively closed.
10:25am Another school closure, Brynteg CP is asking parents to pick their children up when they can. They also say "don't panic we will keep your child in school until you are able to collect them".
10:20am Bad news for all those in the mood for pizza this evening…
*** CANCELLED FESTIVE FOOD DEMO *** So sorry but we've made the decision to cancel this pop up tonight due to the weather. @Wrexham If you could RT for us to get the word out – we'd be very grateful ❄🌨☃
— WoodysWoodOven (@WoodysWoodOven) December 8, 2017
10:09am Another school update – Penygelli CP School in Coedpoeth say: "Continued snow seems to be set in for the day, as a result of the escalation in risk we are forced to close. Please collect pupils from now."
Ysgol Ruabon is also closed today due to "insufficient staff cover" and "complications as a result of inclement weather."
A statement posted on the Wrexham Council website reads: "We have decided to close the school due to dangerous driving conditions and slippery paths. Please collect your child as soon as possible, but staff will look after children until you can get to school."
10:06am Snow starting to get a bit heavier again in Wrexham – two pics tweeted to us by Carolyn of Wrexham Glyndwr University showing the change of scene on the campus within an hour
#snow and #sunshine in #wrexham – photos taken about an hour apart this morning @GlyndwrUni @wrexham #racecourseground pic.twitter.com/o6cJa60dEP
— Carolyn O'Leary (@carolynao) December 8, 2017
9:55am Three more schools closed Penygelli , Hafod in Johnstown and St Chads – with the others monitoring conditions. Total of 24 schools closed / partially closed so far this morning before 10am.
9:50am An update from the Wrexham Rural police team
One RTC so far in #Dolywern. Driver fine. Weather getting worse in the #Glynceiriog Valley. Stay on main roads if you can and stay in doors if you don't have to go out. #Staysafe #NWPolice pic.twitter.com/EjiJR6GCKP
— NWP Wrexham Rural (@NWPWrexhamRural) December 8, 2017
9:47am Tom has sent us this brief vid of Pant Hill in Rhos where cars are stuck at the bottom – and earlier a school bus was stuck at the top
Tom has sent us this brief vid of Pant Hill in Rhos where cars are stuck at the bottom – and earlier a school bus was stuck at the top pic.twitter.com/mHaVsIX0w3
— Wrexham.com (@wrexham) December 8, 2017
9:40am No more schools have declared closures, with those open now monitoring conditions. Thankfully aside from a couple of minor bumps there does not seem to have been any serious incidents this morning due to the snowfall.
9:32am The wait time at the Maelor is 'over four hours' with 46 people queuing. Usually with poor weather demand rises, and the message usually is to choose carefully. Take care if out and about over the next few days so you are not another number in that line.
9:27am Great work this morning:
Hats of to the crossing Lady at @stgilesschool keeping the children safe through the blizzard 8:20-9am this morning. Thank you. :-)
The van drivers of @wrexham could do better, they are still driving too fast for the conditions. :-(
— Christian Edwards (@christianedward) December 8, 2017
9:25am Looking ahead there is a spot of rain / sleet through the morning but then more snow this afternoon. Tonight temperatures will go below zero, meaning a freeze of whats left with more snow due tomorrow on top so be aware.
9:23am Video of conditions on the bypass earlier…
Not very nice out there, most people being sensible, 4×4 drivers not so much… take it easy gang! #Snowmaggedon @wrexham @WrexhamTravel pic.twitter.com/Eb76apT2Jh
— Dickens Vauxhall Wrexham (@DickensVauxhall) December 8, 2017
9:19am Cefn Mawr CP, Min y Ddol, I.D. Hooson in Rhos all join the closed school list. Many of the others staying open are advising parents to keep an eye out for updates.
9:16am Beca sent us this pic saying: "Honestly not worth driving in this! This was Afoneitha this morning and although it's clear skies now it's so dangerous!"
9:14am For those heading into town here is a quick snap from Mark
I'm dreaming of a white @wrexham Christmas pic.twitter.com/h23oFQINMJ
— Mark Rodgers (@MarkApRodger) December 8, 2017
9:12am Ash has pointed us to his tweet and vid, with conditions in the Moss being like Siberia.
Whoever gets to work in this deserves a MBE the moss valley has turned into Siberia 😂 pic.twitter.com/5Yyped2JYI
— Ash Salisbury (@AshSalisbury1) December 8, 2017
9:10am With a few flakes causing SNOWMAGEDDON CHAOS this morning, Scott has sent us this ace pic of the town's Christmas tree on Queens Square being even more festive with a dusting of actual proper snow. Beautiful!
#Wrexham #NorthWales #Wales @wrexham pic.twitter.com/RxznJBMfB5
— Scott Ellis (@ellis2s) December 8, 2017
9:08am Arriva buses / trains both have not reported any service interruptions or issues so far that we can spot.
9:05am There is a number of people politly enquiring where the grit it – there is a map on the Council's website that shows where and what gets done – http://www.wrexham.gov.uk/english/travel/winter/routes_map.htm
Ryan has tweeted us this selection of images from Hightown / Pen Y Bryn direction
@wrexham pic.twitter.com/7hZnnqhujh
— 🏴 Ryan Roberts 🏴 (@raroberts86) December 8, 2017
Barker's Lane CP and Bwlchgwyn join the schools closed list.
To see how the conditions have changed this is the view of Regent Street looking towards Mold Road / football ground direction. We posted a picture at 8:15am from this view as well if you want to compare below.
A view from Llandegla!
Lovely snowy morning in #llandegla @NthEastWales @ThisIsWrexham @wrexham pic.twitter.com/odvIOW5MY8
— Oneplanet Adventure (@OPALlandegla) December 8, 2017
8:47am Acrefair, Bodhyfryd, Bro Alun, St Christophers have joined the list of closures – now 15 schools closed or partially closed. Most of the others are open and monitoring conditions
Jack has sent us this picture from Cefn Mawr – brr!
Sarah sent us this picture saying: "Road leading into Penycae. Back up of traffic. And a school bus stuck at the top of Pant Hill"
8:40am Penycae Primary says they are closed however add: "We remain open for the children who are here and those on their way. However it may be prudent to stay at home. Since 7.30 there has been very heavy snow. Copperas Hill is now dangerous. There has been one accident and many cars have needed assistance. Many staff are currently unable to get in. We will almost certainly close at lunchtime."
8:39am Minera has said the school is closed, adding "Please collect any children from school asap".
8:37am Alexandra CP is closed – "Due to the current snow fall and the weather forecast for this afternoon we are now closed"
Dawn tweeted us this video of the conditions in Coedpoeth
Coedpoeth pic.twitter.com/RPIbOnEqxi
— Dawn Morris (@DawnMorrise) December 8, 2017
8:34 St Mary's in Brymbo are also closed today "Sorry but the school will not be open today due to staff not being able to get to school." That is seven so far closed today.
Pentre school in Chirk, and Grango in Rhos both have said they are closed today as well
Pawel has just sent us this video of conditions near to the bus station at the moment. pic.twitter.com/7sb6CzokgE
— Wrexham.com (@wrexham) December 8, 2017
8:29am St Josephs High School have said they are closed 'due to the recent heavy snow' .
8:22am Two more schools in Wrexham have just said they are closed today due to the weather – Holt CP and Froncysyllte CP. Froncysyllte says it is "Unfortunately due to worsening conditions it is necessary to close for the safety of pupils and staff."
8:18am All schools aside from Garth CP appear open. Garth CP say they are closed as 'black ice on hill, snowing heavily. staff unable to reach school.'
Good morning… below is the picture of Wrexham town centre as of 8:15 this morning:
A yellow weather warning for snow has been in place since just after midnight with temperatures just about struggling to stay above freezing overnight. The forecast had predicted heavy snow from 3am on, with it continuing on and off through to the afternoon with a freeze this evening as temperatures dip under zero.
Some promised snow has arrived – and here is a quick selection of some tweets we have been sent already and we are trying to get further detail on what impact the light flurries have had so far this morning – if any.
Remember to drive slow @wrexham it's not a death race pic.twitter.com/EfxG608URg
— Simon Roberts (@simonjroberts) December 8, 2017
Well……….the snow chaos has arrived in @wrexham I'd better get to Tesco and buy all the bread and milk!⛄ pic.twitter.com/zpDAC48RNd
— Aled Davies 🏴 (@awdavies1) December 8, 2017
Snow … Not #Snowmageddon but still snow 😁 @wrexham pic.twitter.com/f1UmqZXt3g
— Dawn Morris (@DawnMorrise) December 8, 2017
In March 2013 Wrexham had its last proper snowfall with schools closed, bus services were stopped and many a snow man was built – thankfully today does not seem to be lining up to anything near that, but if you are keen to relive the shivvers… you can see the Friday and Saturday articles on the links!
We will be updating this page with Wrexham Snow Updates – please email us on firstname.lastname@example.com , tweet/DM @wrexham or post on the forums with updates and we will collate them on here!
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