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Alert Bay road trip day 2: Not a bad place to blog from

January 29, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Facilitation, First Nations, Travel 4 Comments

Alert Bay, BC Not a bad place to blog from eh? This is the kitchen counter I am sitting at in a wonderful house in Alert Bay overlooking the bay itself and looking up the channel towards Port McNeil. I am staying at a place called “Above the Bay,” owned by a lovely couple, Dave and Maureen who also have a spot right down on the water called “On the Beach.” This is going to turn into a shameless plug for their place, because the sun just set behind the Vancouver Island mountains and the beauty is astonishing and its …

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Road Trip

January 29, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Travel 2 Comments

Port McNeil, BC THis was an insane idea, but that is the nature of my travel schedule these days.   It’s late – almost 2 in the morning – and I’m awake because I’m still a little buzzed from having driven this trip tonight.   It’s bad enough to drive have the length of Vancouver Island, but crazier still to do it with a six hour flu and starting the whole trip at sundown. For whatever reason this afternoon I developed a pounding headache in the middle of a little Open Space meeting I was facilitating for our learning community …

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Bringing In the Sheaves

January 29, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Art of Harvesting, Learning

Harvest is alive.   A new voice to me, that of Stuart Scott, talks about the limitations of the metaphor and what harvesting could really be:   read Bringing In the Sheaves.

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Collaborative leadership and rural communities

January 27, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Collaboration, Leadership, Organization 2 Comments

Interesting report from a group I hadn’t heard of before, the Centre for Innovative and Entrepreneurial Leadership. THey have just released a publication called “Coping with Growth and Change: The state of leadership in rural BC.” I have an interest in this given that I teach and facilitate collaborative leadership and I live ina rural community in BC. The report’s authors write: “Many people see leadership development assisting with issues like change, economic diversification, youth attraction, innovation and collaboration, key ingredients to 21st Century success for rural communities.” Many communities reported that youth are moving away and young families are …

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More good eats in Victoria

January 27, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Travel

Victoria BC Wrapping up my week’s worth of work here in Victoria. Three good meals have been had in the past few days: Yesterday we ordered in lunch as we were really humming on the work. One of the staff went took orders for The Noodle Box. They only have 12 or so items on their menu, and eight different ways of spicing it. Go for the Spicy Peanut Noodle Box spiced medium plus. Yummy. Two days ago lunch at the down to earth Cafe Mulatta in James Bay, where the jerk chicken comes with a nice concoction of rice, …

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