Karin Kirkpatrick
@karinkirkpatrick.bsky.social
Leader, CentreBC - Canadian, mom, gardener, musician, and former Member of the Legislative Assembly of BC. Worried about democracy. Follows politics. Loves science. Interested in innovative housing solutions and sustainability. MBA, LLM, CPA, FCPA 🇨🇦
2/2 But not everyone is this lucky: lobular breast cancer is especially tricky to diagnose — it often grows in “lines” not lumps, and can blend in with normal tissue, making detection difficult. Don't delay your mammogram! 💗 #LobularAwareness #EarlyDetection #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
October 16, 2025 at 12:21 AM
2/2 But not everyone is this lucky: lobular breast cancer is especially tricky to diagnose — it often grows in “lines” not lumps, and can blend in with normal tissue, making detection difficult. Don't delay your mammogram! 💗 #LobularAwareness #EarlyDetection #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
As always, your comments are sound and based on knowledge and experience. Thank you.
September 14, 2025 at 4:16 PM
As always, your comments are sound and based on knowledge and experience. Thank you.
Some difficult spending decisions will have to be made that will allow for debt repayment. Currently, government's 3rd highest expense is interest on debt. This money should be going to those desperately needed services. Nothing is simple.
August 8, 2025 at 1:36 AM
Some difficult spending decisions will have to be made that will allow for debt repayment. Currently, government's 3rd highest expense is interest on debt. This money should be going to those desperately needed services. Nothing is simple.
Fair question. Raising taxes isn’t the only — or best — way to deal with a deficit.
The real solution starts with better financial management: tracking where money is going, using data to measure impact, and reallocating spending to what actually works.
The real solution starts with better financial management: tracking where money is going, using data to measure impact, and reallocating spending to what actually works.
August 8, 2025 at 1:14 AM
Fair question. Raising taxes isn’t the only — or best — way to deal with a deficit.
The real solution starts with better financial management: tracking where money is going, using data to measure impact, and reallocating spending to what actually works.
The real solution starts with better financial management: tracking where money is going, using data to measure impact, and reallocating spending to what actually works.