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Tampa → SF Bay Area → Vancouver BC
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I’ll be interested to see how much turnout we get at the US consulate in Vancouver
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🇺🇸🫡
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Sorry boss, I have to take the day off work. If my friend doesn’t get enough people to show up at city hall, he can’t build an accessory unit and his mom will be homeless
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Exactly, it’s so much deeper than misplaced nostalgia for the era of whites-only imperialism
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Ooh, good patterns too
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Reece has made a pretty compelling argument we need to copy the Australians’ homework on regional and intercity rail
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I love how common it is to see small, fuel-efficient cars from Japan in B.C. – a reminder that our country truly spans from the edge of Europe to East Asia, in a way rivalled perhaps only by Russia.
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That’s more like it sir
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We work towards mobility justice, and imagine a world where people can be their full selves while moving through public spaces. This includes being able to move between our homes, workplaces, and schools without the fear of being abducted, harassed, or detained without due process.
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I just didn’t get it until I moved here. We can and should aim higher!
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bold strategy kate, excited to see how it plays out for you
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“Oh, you have responsible government? That pales in comparison to my strategy of not having a king at all”, says the country that has practically ceased to legislate, ceding to its executive more access to power than every reigning monarch in the world combined.
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kinda lanky and square and plain, but not in an unattractive way
it’s not even an ethnic thing, the corn just does that
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It feels like something you’d draw on the map if you’ve literally never been to L.A.
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we live in a society
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In this house we love and respect Gyeonggi Province
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I’m sorry but this is extremely funny
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don’t threaten me with an unpleasant time of your choosing. or do? i’m not your boss
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CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation), not CBS (Columbia Broadcast System)
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oh man, judges love this shit
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i’ve gotta get better at tweets
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I liked the first two sequels. My immediate reaction to TLJ was… not positive!
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Wait did the Marines actually show up, or is the administration still trying to muster them?
I realize this is a moot point for Canadians who might visit
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Say you’re neutral on pipelines; want them to at least be revenue-neutral in the long run. Pretty important to understand the history of TMX and have a theory of change for getting better margins or whatever.
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I don’t understand how it was worth the time for a junior data scientist to set up this pipeline
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He seems to be making a genuine effort to court Jewish Democratic voters
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This week and next are generally your best opportunity to send Feedback Reports for this kind of stuff
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*WFH sticking. I need more coffee
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lmao