Thanks for sharing! I appreciate his notes about the Japanese lunisolar calendar and the concept of basing clothing choices on subtle, seasonal shifts. His paradigm is so empathetic towards context and nature. On a lighter note, I feel validated for collecting many shades of black, gray & brown.

Hybrid work supports work-life balance & reduces strain to infrastructure. It maintains/enhances productivity. It supports mentorship by dedicating days for collaboration & focused work. Flexibility is key to support workers with different needs. Leaders, ignoring these facts, are just biased.

***for access

The tracks and platforms must be first addressed before the trainshed. The tracks are not straight to accommodate fast, electric trains. The platforms are too narrow. We need additional stairs, elevators, escalators for accessible. Rethink placement of POS (why are they not inside the trains?).

In light of recent events, everyone’s support shows solidarity with the #Filipino community in #Canada. Together, we are resiliet & we can continue celebrating our culture without fear. We dedicate this tour to Filipinos in British Columbia. Our values binds us and gives us strength. #KapitBisig

Thank you to our participants, volunteers, and co-leaders, Noor Malhotra, CAPM, Raphaella Alev Valeri, Venus Cheung, Matthew DeSiena and Kim Ronaline Salvador. We also thank restaurants, #KabalenToronto, #WilsonsHausofLechon, #DaDailyBreadBakery who prepared food for 30 — but served 100+ people!

Our team — Diana Roldan, @Ysh Cabaña, and Jennilee Austria-Bonifacio — thank University of Toronto School of Cities, Toronto Metropolitan University, ERA Architects Inc. for the support. Thank you CBC/Radio-Canada Metro Morning for the promotion.

Carney is finally asking it!

If you want to be assured you're getting the real deal, you can check out Knit with Purpose and Cheryl's Trading Post. Both are indigenous-owned and -led operations with indigenous knitters.

IG knit_with_purpose and cherylstradingpost

Men's tailoring is not the only area where such "pointless" details exist. For instance, have you ever wondered why trucker jackets (specifically what's known as the Type III) have these weird V-shaped seams running down the chest?