Mary Lister– Uxbridge, Ontario
I'm the youngest of nine girls, so yeah, she's been a pretty big inspiration.(Mother)
The idea for My Three Questions dropped into my head while watching a body builder in my gym; I wondered about him. When I came up with the questions, I realized that it would be a great project to ask, not only some mighty Adonis raising iron discs skyward on arm day, but also random people across Canada doing whatever. The result, I feel, will be a revealing description of the heart and spirit of the people of this country; an important snapshot during these days of shift and upheaval.
I'm the youngest of nine girls, so yeah, she's been a pretty big inspiration.(Mother)
...hopefully, the pandemic will make people think before they do things.
I'm hopeful that we can turn the tide and become much better ecologically, and socially, and–justice, etcetera: everything.
I feel scared and concerned that no one else sees it as such a priority like I feel like I do.
Thinking about it makes me excited, but anxious.
I'm concerned about the future–with all of the pollution and global warming.
"If leaders do not take the climate crisis seriously, that will depress me a bit, but it’s a motivator right now for me to get out there and do something."