Kim Moir

@kmoir.bsky.social

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Cat herder, mentor, cyclist, team 🍍 🍕 Moir rhymes with lawyer she/her

Elm tree is park after many years of storm damage
Dark pink peony with yellow centre
Kim Moir wearing a “beautiful girls” headband during Orpheus Musical Theatre’s Sunday’s June 7th show of Singin’ in the Rain.
Snail climbing a tree branch with a background of green grass.
The review found: 45 per cent AI Scribe systems fabricated information and made suggestions to patients’ treatment plans, such as referring us the patient for therapy or ordering blood tests, even though these steps were not mentioned in the simulated recordings 60 per cent of the AI Scribe systems captured a different drug than what was prescribed by the doctor 85 per cent of AI Scribe systems missed key details about the patients’ mental health issues in at least one of the two tests, even though this was mentioned in the simulated recordings
Costumes and shoes on a rack backstage for Orpheus’ production of Jesus Christ Superstar at Centrepointe theatre.
Scorecard of Canadian Olympicsinter 2026 medals at the Nepean Centrepointe library.
A ginger and tortie bonded pair cat siblings hugging each other in a bed.
Ginger and white cat slumped against a wall, staring off into the distance.
A library shelf displaying books that you might want to check out while waiting for Rachel Reid hockey romances.
A tortie cat and ginger cat hugging each other on a grey blanket
Blue, purple, and yellow Moon mist cookies on tray. Blueberry, banana and grape flavour.
A grove of deciduous trees in Gatineau parc in fall with gold and pink leaves.
White and grey cat curled into a ball on a brown chair.
Sunset at Westboro beach in Ottawa Canada. Ragged rocks from the ruins of a sawmill in front.
Purple grapes ready for picking on the vine against a brick wall.
A ginger and tortie cat snuggling together on a patterned rug.
Four jars of bright red crabapple jelly on a grey tea towel.
Sunset in Lac des Sables Park, Mont Tremblant, including a rainbow!
Waffle on a plate with yoghurt, raspberries and maple syrup
Red bike with a basket filled with fruit and vegetables parked next to a farm stand
Bike basket filled with baskets of fresh strawberries on a red bike.
Ginger cat basking in the sun in a window
Year of the dragon parade on Somerset Street in Ottawa
Picture of a locked cabinet in a grocery store that contains baby formula.
Picture of the cover of Paris Marx’s book “Road to Nowhere: What Silicon Valley Gets Wrong about the Future of Transportation”
Ginger cat sitting in a kitchen cupboard waiting to be fed.
Thank you so much for being part of our caring community! Small charities like the Caldwell Family Centre are under immense financial pressure, with rising need and reduced government support colliding to create the perfect storm. We have been registering an average of 200 new households every month at our foodbank - those are our neighbours who have exhausted other avenues of support and arrive on our doorstep hungry and humbled. We are also cooking breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday for between 4-500 people. Food is a connector - to better health, friends, resources, skills development, employment and community programming - and therefore plays an integral role in poverty reduction. We are committed to continuing to create spaces that allow community to grow, inspire new approaches and encourage local leadership. Thank you for walking with us on this journey. We couldn't do it without you! Warmly, Eugene Williams, Executive Director, Caldwell Family Centre
Toronto Star article with headline “Ford government to ban lawsuits against province if cyclists are hurt or killed where bike lanes are removed.”
An Ottawa OC Transpo bus dressed as Santa Claus for a parade in front of City Hall.
View of the Somerset street arch from a coffee shop
A grey and ginger cat cleaning each other