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Peter Rukavina Canadian Writer, Broadcaster, Programmer, Designer

Peter Rukavina leads Reinvented Inc., a Canadian website design and construction company.

Before founding Reinvented Inc., Peter worked for 15 years as a freelance computer programmer and graphic designer for clients including the Royal Ontario Museum, Canadian Tire, and the University of Toronto and for a wide variety of small business and not-for-profit clients.

In addition to his work in the information technology industry, Peter is a journeyman printer, and has worked as program director of a community radio station, office manager of a political campaign, co-publisher of a community Who’s Who, and as publicist for the modern dancer Bill Coleman.

Peter is an occasional contributor to CBC Prince Edward Island’s Island Morning, Maritime Noon and Main Street radio programs, and has been blogging for more than 10 years at ruk.ca.

Peter, his companion Catherine Miller, and their son Oliver live in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
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All posts from this author

13/11/2009 What clogged drains can teach us about sustainability
06/11/2009 Energy and Climate Change on Prince Edward Island: Hon. Richard Brown
05/11/2009 85% of what?
04/11/2009 Design with Energy in Mind: Jean Canfield Building
03/11/2009 Prince Edward Island Office of Energy Efficiency
03/11/2009 Notes from The Last Time: Kirk Brown and the Institute of Man and Resources
31/10/2009 Notes from The Last Time: Andy Wells and The Institute of Man and Resources
30/10/2009 Notes from The Last Time: The Architect and The Ark
27/10/2009 Simple Ideas that Make Sense (once you understand them): What's a Kilowatt?
26/10/2009 Simple Ideas that Make Sense: Borrow an Electric Meter from the Library
24/10/2009 Oliver and International Day of Climate Action
27/09/2009 Simple Ideas that Make Sense: Borrow a Bicycle from IKEA
27/09/2009 Simple Ideas that Make Sense: Copenhagen City Bikes
26/09/2009 Simple Ideas that Make Sense: Loops on Towels
25/09/2009 Simple Ideas that Make Sense: Bicycle Ramps
25/09/2009 Simple Ideas that Make Sense: Renting a Bicycle in Copenhagen
24/09/2009 Simple Ideas that Make Sense: Bicycles on Taxis
21/09/2009 Annals of Casual Climate Change Disinterest
"According to a survey in this week's Time magazine, 85% of Americans think global warming is happening. The other 15% work for the White House." -Jay Leno
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