This blog at DavidSpencer.ca provides information about David M.R.D Spencer’s creative community projects, Christian faith, education projects, media networking, music, and outdoor education
activities.
David is often found outside camping, canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking, Nordic skiing, snowshowing or tree planting in Ontario’s wilderness.
His Christian faith and love for God is evident in his work with young people, aboriginal, environmental and outdoor education leadership. He shares his knowledge and teaches others through his speaking engagements, video productions and web development initiatives.
You are invited to contact David here.

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The Friends of Bark Lake are planning another Alumni Reunion to be held at Bark Lake. If you attended as a camper or worked on staff at the Ontario Camp Leadership Centre in Irondale, Ontario, you should consider registering for the reunion. To register, sign up for the free e-newsletter.
You are also invited to join the The Friends of Bark Lake Facebook page.
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Tags: Community, Education, environmental, outdoor
- Coffee with your next-door neighbor could do more for your brain than a thousand Twitter updates. http://bit.ly/arDwsc #addictions #time #
- Waterlution – The Canadian Water Innovation Lab 2010 gathering. Applications online @WaterMattersAB http://bit.ly/9KsEFL #water @politics #
- Edu-babble: Are some terms used to de-emphasize or trivialize the knowing of facts in schools? from @troymedia http://bit.ly/byDdy9 #edu #
- Native names becoming more widespread as first nations work to keep their culture alive http://bit.ly/9jQejB #Aboriginal #culture #
- Web Means the End of Forgetting: records everything and forgets nothing http://nyti.ms/cDK1Pp #privacy #socialnetworking #web #privacy #
- Aboriginal Guide to producing video for Youtube Part1 by @rickyogima http://bit.ly/bJ1QwA #Aboriginal #YouTube #video #
- Is it time to end the Indian Act? Assembly of First Nations by National Chief Shawn Atleo http://bit.ly/9Annj4 #Aboriginal #IndianAct #
- Founding of Twitter: They settled on 140, to leave room for the username and the colon in front of the message. http://bit.ly/dCa1tw #news #
- Lifestreaming- an online record of your daily activities with the help of Twitter http://bit.ly/aI8ras #definition #socialmedia #
- 17 Ways You Can Use Twitter: A Guide for Beginners and Businesses http://bit.ly/b5V1b8 @doshdosh #Twitter #effective #
- New to Twitter? Visit the Twitter Help Center http://bit.ly/4twitternewbies Do you have suggestions? http://bit.ly/twittersatisfaction #help #
- Canadian Crossroads International has Overseas Volunteer Opportunites hekping women http://bit.ly/deUs93 @Crossroads_CCI #poverty #
- Public Citizen tackles abusive practices of pharmaceutical, nuclear and automobile industries. http://bit.ly/99ceuv @Public_Citizen #
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An experiment on a subway stairwell in Stockholm to see if Swedish people will choose the stairs instead of the escalator. There is music in the stairs!
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