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It is pretty and pretty deep
December 7, 2025 at 11:25 AM
It is pretty and pretty deep
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December 7, 2025 at 11:33 AM
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What's the most mistaken place name in Toronto?
December 6, 2025 at 11:13 PM
What's the most mistaken place name in Toronto?
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Seems fine, mild even?
December 6, 2025 at 10:40 PM
Seems fine, mild even?
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I’ll never get over the fact that Sylvia Jones does not say one work about ER closures - not a peep
We all matter or none of us do
We all matter or none of us do
December 6, 2025 at 11:23 PM
I’ll never get over the fact that Sylvia Jones does not say one work about ER closures - not a peep
We all matter or none of us do
We all matter or none of us do
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It’s dead simple: build this bridge, pull traffic out of DT; preserve Alexandra Bridge for active transport and restore for future trams; enact plan for restoration/replacement of others. See article bit.ly/45PIKCE
December 7, 2025 at 12:03 AM
It’s dead simple: build this bridge, pull traffic out of DT; preserve Alexandra Bridge for active transport and restore for future trams; enact plan for restoration/replacement of others. See article bit.ly/45PIKCE
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"Ungoverning is not a neutral act. It is an ethical choice. It shifts power from the many to the few. It transforms rights into commodities. It turns need into opportunity for private profit. And it abandons the belief that a society should be judged by how it treats the vulnerable."
Danielle Smith is "Ungoverning" Alberta
And trying to break the very idea of Canada
markhamhislop.substack.com
December 7, 2025 at 12:40 AM
"Ungoverning is not a neutral act. It is an ethical choice. It shifts power from the many to the few. It transforms rights into commodities. It turns need into opportunity for private profit. And it abandons the belief that a society should be judged by how it treats the vulnerable."
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Don’t forget, for many years #Uber insisted loudly that it would reduce traffic in cities. Instead, Uber drivers cruise without passengers 40% of the time. Uber and Lyft no longer claim they reduce traffic. They now admit they increase congestion.
So much for “making cities better…”
Via @wsj.com
So much for “making cities better…”
Via @wsj.com
The Ride-Hail Utopia That Got Stuck in Traffic
Uber and Lyft said they would ease congestion. Instead they made it worse.
www.wsj.com
December 7, 2025 at 12:47 AM
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Three things that a worker who has just experienced a violent incident need to hear:
1) Are you okay?
2) I’m so sorry that this happened to you.
3) What can I do to help?
You’ll note that “What did you do to cause this?” is not on this list.
1) Are you okay?
2) I’m so sorry that this happened to you.
3) What can I do to help?
You’ll note that “What did you do to cause this?” is not on this list.
December 7, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Three things that a worker who has just experienced a violent incident need to hear:
1) Are you okay?
2) I’m so sorry that this happened to you.
3) What can I do to help?
You’ll note that “What did you do to cause this?” is not on this list.
1) Are you okay?
2) I’m so sorry that this happened to you.
3) What can I do to help?
You’ll note that “What did you do to cause this?” is not on this list.
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The 14 were selectively slain because they were women in a domain stereotyped as men's.
We have some experience with that stereotype.
We Remember| Nous nous souvenons
#DecSix1989
#LʻÉcolePolytechnic
#NationalDayOfRemembranceAndActionOnViolenceAgainstWomen🇨🇦
We have some experience with that stereotype.
We Remember| Nous nous souvenons
#DecSix1989
#LʻÉcolePolytechnic
#NationalDayOfRemembranceAndActionOnViolenceAgainstWomen🇨🇦
December 6, 2025 at 11:08 PM
The 14 were selectively slain because they were women in a domain stereotyped as men's.
We have some experience with that stereotype.
We Remember| Nous nous souvenons
#DecSix1989
#LʻÉcolePolytechnic
#NationalDayOfRemembranceAndActionOnViolenceAgainstWomen🇨🇦
We have some experience with that stereotype.
We Remember| Nous nous souvenons
#DecSix1989
#LʻÉcolePolytechnic
#NationalDayOfRemembranceAndActionOnViolenceAgainstWomen🇨🇦
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I see it as a serious test of our municipal politics whether the TTC is forced to drop its slow down policies on line six and strong signal priority is implemented. Anyone who was a serious proponent of transit city should be livid
December 7, 2025 at 1:49 AM
I see it as a serious test of our municipal politics whether the TTC is forced to drop its slow down policies on line six and strong signal priority is implemented. Anyone who was a serious proponent of transit city should be livid
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If the urbanists would like a project perhaps we could redesign the upgrade highway interchange directly in front of Canada’s largest train station?
December 7, 2025 at 1:55 AM
If the urbanists would like a project perhaps we could redesign the upgrade highway interchange directly in front of Canada’s largest train station?
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I had a discussion with a friend (homeowner in the South End, bought way before Halifax took off) who essentially said that if we just let places build up, everything will be apartments and no one will own (said with a hint of disgust).
This is someone who could not own if she were a decade younger
This is someone who could not own if she were a decade younger
December 7, 2025 at 2:22 AM
I had a discussion with a friend (homeowner in the South End, bought way before Halifax took off) who essentially said that if we just let places build up, everything will be apartments and no one will own (said with a hint of disgust).
This is someone who could not own if she were a decade younger
This is someone who could not own if she were a decade younger
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I like living in a place where renting is common and normalized and homeownership culture is not as strong.
Specifically, I dislike the common idea that you’re a “failure” if you rent (or you’re being “exploited”). And the culture that glorifies rising house prices.
Specifically, I dislike the common idea that you’re a “failure” if you rent (or you’re being “exploited”). And the culture that glorifies rising house prices.
December 7, 2025 at 2:14 AM
I like living in a place where renting is common and normalized and homeownership culture is not as strong.
Specifically, I dislike the common idea that you’re a “failure” if you rent (or you’re being “exploited”). And the culture that glorifies rising house prices.
Specifically, I dislike the common idea that you’re a “failure” if you rent (or you’re being “exploited”). And the culture that glorifies rising house prices.
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A fun evening of streetcar rides and night photography @streetcarmuseum.bsky.social tonight! Riding the old streetcars today before riding the new LRT tomorrow!
The museum is open tomorrow and next weekend for winter holiday rides!
The museum is open tomorrow and next weekend for winter holiday rides!
December 7, 2025 at 3:03 AM
A fun evening of streetcar rides and night photography @streetcarmuseum.bsky.social tonight! Riding the old streetcars today before riding the new LRT tomorrow!
The museum is open tomorrow and next weekend for winter holiday rides!
The museum is open tomorrow and next weekend for winter holiday rides!
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August is a phenomenal communicator and their videos are my main source of TTC updates. Go follow them, and if you live in Toronto, join TTC Riders!
fun fact: you can get from Kipling to kennedy on line 2 (across the whole city!) in the same amount of time you'll be able to get from humber college to finch west when line 6 opens tomorrow. even though it's under half the distance.
our first new "rapid" transit line in 23 years 🥲
our first new "rapid" transit line in 23 years 🥲
December 7, 2025 at 3:11 AM
August is a phenomenal communicator and their videos are my main source of TTC updates. Go follow them, and if you live in Toronto, join TTC Riders!
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You know what's funny? It's that Canada does multi-stage pedestrian crossing in its oldest LRT, in Edmonton!
Because it treats it as a railway crossing, with railway barriers...
But conceptually it's a multi-stage pedestrian crossing, allowing the LRT to have full priority... at 70 km/h!
Because it treats it as a railway crossing, with railway barriers...
But conceptually it's a multi-stage pedestrian crossing, allowing the LRT to have full priority... at 70 km/h!
December 7, 2025 at 3:13 AM
You know what's funny? It's that Canada does multi-stage pedestrian crossing in its oldest LRT, in Edmonton!
Because it treats it as a railway crossing, with railway barriers...
But conceptually it's a multi-stage pedestrian crossing, allowing the LRT to have full priority... at 70 km/h!
Because it treats it as a railway crossing, with railway barriers...
But conceptually it's a multi-stage pedestrian crossing, allowing the LRT to have full priority... at 70 km/h!
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Toronto police warning of increased pickpocketing, thefts from vehicles downtown during the holidays
Toronto police warning of increased pickpocketing, thefts from vehicles downtown during the holidays
people should be hyper-aware of belongings such as cell-phones and wallets when attending holiday events that draw large crowds, according to police.
www.thestar.com
December 6, 2025 at 6:48 PM
Toronto police warning of increased pickpocketing, thefts from vehicles downtown during the holidays
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"My dog is friendly.”
“My dog listens to me.”
“My dog doesn’t like leashes”
We’ve heard these excuses from dog owners after a dog attack.
Just keep your dog on a leash to keep everyone safe.
Be a responsible dog owner. Learn the rules: toronto.ca/LeashYourDog
“My dog listens to me.”
“My dog doesn’t like leashes”
We’ve heard these excuses from dog owners after a dog attack.
Just keep your dog on a leash to keep everyone safe.
Be a responsible dog owner. Learn the rules: toronto.ca/LeashYourDog
December 6, 2025 at 7:15 PM
"My dog is friendly.”
“My dog listens to me.”
“My dog doesn’t like leashes”
We’ve heard these excuses from dog owners after a dog attack.
Just keep your dog on a leash to keep everyone safe.
Be a responsible dog owner. Learn the rules: toronto.ca/LeashYourDog
“My dog listens to me.”
“My dog doesn’t like leashes”
We’ve heard these excuses from dog owners after a dog attack.
Just keep your dog on a leash to keep everyone safe.
Be a responsible dog owner. Learn the rules: toronto.ca/LeashYourDog
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And the Toronto Public Library too.
The #TTC, like many public spaces, is serving as unofficial shelter for people who have nowhere to go.
#Toronto
thelocal.to/ttc-mental-h...
#Toronto
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On the TTC, With Nowhere to Go | The Local
With rising homelessness, decreased mental health support, and fewer public spaces than ever, the TTC and its workers are being asked to fill gaps in a dissolving social safety net.
thelocal.to
December 6, 2025 at 7:18 PM
And the Toronto Public Library too.
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Toronto’s FIFA World Cup 2026™ final match schedule is now available.
Read the full news release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/torontos-fifa-world-cup-2026-final-match-schedule-is-now-available/
Read the full news release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/torontos-fifa-world-cup-2026-final-match-schedule-is-now-available/
December 6, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Toronto’s FIFA World Cup 2026™ final match schedule is now available.
Read the full news release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/torontos-fifa-world-cup-2026-final-match-schedule-is-now-available/
Read the full news release: https://www.toronto.ca/news/torontos-fifa-world-cup-2026-final-match-schedule-is-now-available/
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The highly-anticipated schedule for next year’s #FIFA #WorldCup has been announced, with #Toronto set to host six of the 13 Canadian matches. ⚽️🏆️
nowtoronto.com/news/full-20...
nowtoronto.com/news/full-20...
Here’s the full 2026 FIFA World Cup schedule, and what soccer fans are saying about it - NOW Toronto
The highly-anticipated schedule for next year’s FIFA World Cup has been announced, with Toronto set to host six of the 13 Canadian matches.
nowtoronto.com
December 6, 2025 at 7:38 PM
The highly-anticipated schedule for next year’s #FIFA #WorldCup has been announced, with #Toronto set to host six of the 13 Canadian matches. ⚽️🏆️
nowtoronto.com/news/full-20...
nowtoronto.com/news/full-20...
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FIFA THEME SONG
TORONTO Canada
TORONTO Canada
Toronto Theme x FIFA World Cup 26™ by Hill Kourkoutis
YouTube video by FIFA
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December 6, 2025 at 8:03 PM
FIFA THEME SONG
TORONTO Canada
TORONTO Canada