I swam there many years ago about -20C & snowfall. Magical. I still recall the hotel felt like a maze!

Mine are usb ones that have lasted several years. Compact. Can't recall the bike shop.

Small towns, communities need to stop handing the keys to young male players. The critique of junior hockey started at least 3 decades ago and yet here we are.

There's a new trend for food delivery to leave their bike in the lane to drop off/pick-up. It's the wild west out there most days

It was spectacular. I biked through the new paths headed for lake swim

A perfect choice. What a fabulous interview. Your dad is funny and so on point. Enjoy all your moments with him.

Agree. And we're left with a street design where at a 4-way residential stop I watch a fellow cyclist (7 yrs old?) at a full stop, foot down patiently waiting for *any* driver to let him proceed. They ignore us. Infuriating and unsafe for 🚴‍♀️

Somehow I decided it was okay to do gardening and hanging laundry...that dried in 6 minutes🔥😥

Glad the lake is doing its cooling thing. Sunnyside pool notice on website: "Due to extreme humidex levels exceeding 45+, outdoor pools will have intermittent closures to ensure staff health and safety protocols are met. Please check back for updates. We apologize for the inconvenience."

Yes to all of this

This is great data. Glad to see my ride was counted. Is there anyone tracking food delivery trips in this area? Might they be doing repeat trips in the same area? how far do their deliveries go? Ultimately the bike lanes offer a safer work route for them. But it's a wild ride out there these days

Some instructors are trying different activities & assessments: teaching.utoronto.ca/teaching-uof...

You'll need to check your skating history. I was on the same summer school ice in 1980 when Brian Orser was consistently landing a triple axel. Vern Taylor did it first. I appreciate Brown's artistry, but the jumps are still a key component of the sport

Yeah, he jumps like it's 1984 but here we are