Is there any idea of whether toronto will have to change it's inclusionary zoning framework? I think changes to provincial legislation means it's pretty far from conforming

Living in a city is a constant negotiation of who gets to and how to use space, and I've become a lot more forgiving of dog owners since having to dog sit.

I mean, you've still got to stoop and scoop, but people use good amenities.

You know never what resonates with people, even when you yourself think "not my best work"

Absolutely dull, flavorless goons. Where's the spirit?