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Hardware Techie to Web Dev. JavaScript React @Scrimba @Coursera Meta Front-End Cert ongoing. Whole food plant based 🥦 *fewer not less.📚 Post-Carbon Urbanist🚴

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As I warned repeatedly last July, the foolhardy cancellation of the world class and inexpensive Ontario wastewater surveillance program was a mistake. I cautioned that we would be less prepared as new infectious disease risks rose during the winter. #measles #H5N1 www.cbc.ca/news/health/...

submitted 21 hours ago • 20 comments

What Wab Kinew sorcery is this? stares blankly in Albertan😶

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Poilievre airs new race car ad after being informed he isn’t polling high enough with men going through midlife crises

submitted 3 days ago • 19 comments

Harper returns in attempt to make Poilievre look charismatic

submitted 3 days ago • 57 comments

Guy who says “Things could be worse” forced to retract statement thebeaverton.com/2025/04/guy-...

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How Cycling Saved Montreal From the COVID Car Boom youtu.be/k-DxvGmbdcE

submitted 6 days ago • 2 comments

Following a transformation of St. Denis St. in 2020 that saw a reduction in vehicles lanes in favor of safer pedestrian crossings, outdoor dining and an extension of their REV bike network, pedestrian traffic increased 65%+, bike traffic increased 250%+ and 37+ new retailers opened. 📍Montreal 🇨🇦

submitted 8 days ago • 8 comments

Good idea. #Cdnpoli

submitted 7 days ago • 0 comments

@brittlestar.com The red Elbows Up 2XL hoodie arrived and fit nicely. Although the substantial five times armpit real estate was unexpected

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At 7am this morning, big batteries in South Australia accounted for 37% of the state’s power output, a new record during peak hours. Wind and solar currently cover 72% of South Australia's electricity needs on an annual basis. Big batteries are key to getting to the 100% mark by 2027.

submitted 7 days ago • 3 comments