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Kate Linden

Assistant Professor | Cape Breton University

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Executive Brief: Martial Arts as Pillars of Community Development
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Executive Brief: Martial Arts as Pillars of Community Development

Research Focus: An exploration of how martial arts academies in Cape Breton, specifically Capers Jiu-Jitsu and … Executive Brief: Martial Arts as Pillars of Community DevelopmentRead more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 31, 2026April 6, 2026•0
Is the D&D Gaming Table is a Public Good?
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Is the D&D Gaming Table is a Public Good?

Photo by Danilo Duarte Fotografia from Pexels Last year, I ran a D&D campaign for a … Is the D&D Gaming Table is a Public Good?Read more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 29, 2026April 2, 2026•0
Executive Brief: Managing Immigration for LTC Workforce Stability
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Executive Brief: Managing Immigration for LTC Workforce Stability

Research Focus: A study on using a “Conversion-Based Framework” to move beyond temporary immigration and build … Executive Brief: Managing Immigration for LTC Workforce StabilityRead more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 17, 2026April 6, 2026•0
Executive Brief: Facebook Marketing for Rural Youth Non-profits
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Executive Brief: Facebook Marketing for Rural Youth Non-profits

Research Focus: An exploration of how small, youth-focused non-profit organizations in rural Atlantic Canada, specifically Educational … Executive Brief: Facebook Marketing for Rural Youth Non-profitsRead more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 17, 2026April 6, 2026•0
Executive Brief: Green Hydrogen Feasibility in Cape Breton
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Executive Brief: Green Hydrogen Feasibility in Cape Breton

Research Focus: A qualitative study assessing the technological, economic, and social viability of green hydrogen as … Executive Brief: Green Hydrogen Feasibility in Cape BretonRead more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 17, 2026April 6, 2026•0
Listening to the People of the Lakes: Intersections of Environment and Aging
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Listening to the People of the Lakes: Intersections of Environment and Aging

Last week, members of the Homeward Bound team attended the CEPI gathering, “Listening to the People … Listening to the People of the Lakes: Intersections of Environment and AgingRead more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 17, 2026April 6, 2026•0
Policy Options for a Radical Recovery: The New Normal
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Policy Options for a Radical Recovery: The New Normal

A Collective Agenda for the Ecozoic The materials presented here represent a collective agenda developed by … Policy Options for a Radical Recovery: The New NormalRead more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 16, 2026March 18, 2026•0
Executive Brief: Slogans, Ideals, or Actions?
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Executive Brief: Slogans, Ideals, or Actions?

Executive brief of Ning Liu’s ARP project and paper. Research Focus: Investigating the value-action gap, the … Executive Brief: Slogans, Ideals, or Actions?Read more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 9, 2026April 6, 2026•0
Executive Brief: Developing Indigenous Ecotourism
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Executive Brief: Developing Indigenous Ecotourism

A brief of Feng Wang’s ARP project and paper. Research Focus: A study on the potential … Executive Brief: Developing Indigenous EcotourismRead more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 9, 2026April 6, 2026•0
Executive Brief: The Visibility of Community Benefit
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Executive Brief: The Visibility of Community Benefit

Research Focus: A comparative study of the Fortress of Louisbourg, Membertou Heritage Park, and Eskasoni Cultural … Executive Brief: The Visibility of Community BenefitRead more

by Dr. Kate Linden•March 9, 2026April 6, 2026•0

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Kate (Kish) Linden

Assistant Professor
Shannon School of Business
Cape Breton University

Kate studies and teaches within the MBA program in the Shannon School of Business. Her research focuses on climate adaptation, sustainable craft, aging in place, social return on investment, and asset mapping.

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kate_linden@cbu.ca

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SB 221

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Monday–Tuesday: 11:30AM–4:00PM
Friday: 11:00AM–3:00PM

Recent Posts

  • Executive Brief: Pathways for Transitioning to Sustainable Wind Energy on Cape Breton Island
  • Energy, Aging, and the Cost of Keeping the Lights On
  • Growing Our Own Answers
  • Digital dualism and ambient presence
  • The Great Pruning

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  • About
    • About Me
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  • Research
    • CV and Publications
    • Climate Adaptation in Cape Breton: Case Studies
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Kate Linden

Assistant Professor | Cape Breton University

  • About
    • About Me
    • Research Projects
    • Teaching
  • Research
    • CV and Publications
    • Climate Adaptation in Cape Breton: Case Studies
    • Student Research Projects
  • Contact