ancompadre.bsky.social
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That’s cool. Our premier in Ontario is doing the backwards version of this.
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youtu.be/COjmPC7pqlM
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Building the indirect, circuitous bike link (Leaside-Danforth Ave Cycling Connections) has been hamstrung by endless public consultation. There are still ZERO safe route options for cycling, despite many schools nearby. Drivers have multiple routes, but their preference is always primary.
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This is extremely boomer-core (non-derogatory)
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These ideas are hard to communicate w/o sounding technical and academic. Your blog post does a wonderful job explaining in clear language, but our political leaders will need to craft messaging even more direct and simple if they want to sell congestion pricing.
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“Drivers win” is so true and so difficult to get across.
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Yeah get a cd player they sound great!
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Xi is risen
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$1,571,781 from the top ten goes to TPS employees. Even the TTC salaries on this list total less.
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I really want this to be real but it’s too funny to have been written by chatgpt
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The capture of low-income voters by the conservatives is extremely frustrating to see.
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Counting the days until beaches east york yeets this unbearable troll
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9.5% is a lot! Toronto’s road network has on-street cycling infrastructure on just 5.5% of its roads. And most of this reduces motor vehicle capacity very little, if at all.
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Hasn’t shown us he can drive a garbage truck
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There are 5x3 lanes of constant loud and smelly vehicle traffic here. Presumably more once dofo rips out the yonge bike lanes. Will people want to hang out beside that? Sounds terrible to me.
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For sure there would be way more outrage
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This is so frustrating!!!!
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She’s my councillor and I will be emailing about this. RIDICULOUS.
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Hard agree. I have to assume our elected leaders are not relying on transit daily. If they were, I’m sure we'd see more urgency.
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To me this seems like betting China poses less of a national security risk or that they will be a more stable longterm partner (than the US). It wasn’t that long ago we had a serious diplomatic crisis and our trade relationship was threatened.
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I’ve been thinking about this and not really sure why moving away from US ties mean we should be justified in strengthening ties with China. China is still extremely hostile to our democratic values and the recent execution of an unspecified # of cdn citizens by their state should be a reminder.
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You’re about to awaken the “operas are not musicals” debate, and I’m sorry but we can’t allow that to happen rn.
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You're spreading CCP propaganda my dude thediplomat.com/2019/12/expl...
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Excuse me wat
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How can we reconcile moving away from companies we see increasingly tied to the destruction of democratic and human rights (tesla), but don’t hold Chinese companies to the same standard?