Pat Dunn
Former Member of the House of Assembly of Nova Scotia
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Aug 15, 2026
Uplands and Commonage
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25 sites, 84 farmers, 7,500 hectares, farmers and ecologists working side by side and commonage farmers coming together for the first time.

Pat DunnGUEST
It was properly put together and there was a chairman appointed and a secretary and met a couple of times in the year, at least a couple of times in the year.

Pat DunnGUEST
In some of the cases, all of the shareholders weren't getting along with each other.

Pat DunnGUEST
But then, if there was a chairperson there who was able to get along with them all, well then, you know, they could go into a room, sit down, didn't have to talk to each other, but they could talk to each other through the chairperson.
10:55
And what's the difference between an upland grazed by cattle and an upland grazed by sheep?

Pat DunnGUEST
Well, I found that our ecologist told us that time that she found a huge difference in it because when we went into Seuss, she did a baseline survey.
Uplands and Commonage
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9:00
9:05
11:01
8:28
25 sites, 84 farmers, 7,500 hectares, farmers and ecologists working side by side and commonage farmers coming together for the first time.

Pat DunnGUEST
What we came up with was the idea of common age groups where a common age group and we set up a constitution like you know it was properly put together and there was a chairman appointed and a secretary and met a couple of times in the year, at least a couple of times in the year.

Pat DunnGUEST
In some of the cases, all of the shareholders weren't getting along with each other.

Pat DunnGUEST
But then, if there was a chairperson there who was able to get along with them all, well then, you know, they could go into a room, sit down, didn't have to talk to each other, but they could talk to each other through the chairperson.
10:55
And what's the difference between an upland grazed by cattle and an upland grazed by sheep?

Pat DunnGUEST
Well, I found that day, our ecologist told us that time, that she found a huge difference in because when we went into Seuss she did a baseline survey and then in a couple of years she'd come back and she looked and she said that she couldn't believe the improvement because they were grazing down you know all this old tougher stuff you see the way the sheep won't graze that the cattle will graze that down they'll follow it down and they'll tidy it up we did a lot of millennia where we put them in and they're doing the right job cleaning the millennia down
Senior Women, the Housing Crisis, and the Pension Gender Gap — with Senior Women Living Together's Pat Dunn
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28:26Teri HartHOST
Do you actually help people find housing? Are you actually a real estate agent as well?

Pat DunnGUEST
When we first started, it was all-- And the, the platform, our program, everything is we provide the space, the place, the information, all the way through the process of your finding housemates.

Pat DunnGUEST
We have oodles of, um, blog posts and, and conversations about how to find the most compatible person, and how do you know if they're compatible.

Pat DunnGUEST
Our plan was always that that's kind of where we stopped, because then the housemate groups would form, and they'd go out together and find a place to live.
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33:09Teri HartHOST
What have you learned in these six years about where we have gone wrong in society about housing for our seniors, and specifically our senior women?
