Tyler Farmer
@tylerfarmer.xyz
I’m not worried about getting struck by a scooter when I cross Barrington by the Dal Engineering campus. It’s the damn drivers that treat that part of Barrington like it’s a highway. I’m sick of Halifax’s “stroad” problem.
March 29, 2025 at 6:15 PM
I’m not worried about getting struck by a scooter when I cross Barrington by the Dal Engineering campus. It’s the damn drivers that treat that part of Barrington like it’s a highway. I’m sick of Halifax’s “stroad” problem.
Just started listening to your podcast and thoroughly enjoy it! It’s tremendously helpful to be able to digest municipal government updates in this format while I’m on the go. Keep up the great work!
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March 27, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Just started listening to your podcast and thoroughly enjoy it! It’s tremendously helpful to be able to digest municipal government updates in this format while I’m on the go. Keep up the great work!
I started using Runna to train for a local marathon and was impressed with its commitment to training plans. It gives off a far more serious vibe than Runkeeper (my previous favorite) or the Nike Run app, but it comes with a serious price tag. So far, I'm digging it — but skeptical it’s worth the $.
March 27, 2025 at 3:38 PM
I started using Runna to train for a local marathon and was impressed with its commitment to training plans. It gives off a far more serious vibe than Runkeeper (my previous favorite) or the Nike Run app, but it comes with a serious price tag. So far, I'm digging it — but skeptical it’s worth the $.
Well done, team Abacus!
February 28, 2025 at 11:57 AM
Well done, team Abacus!
Given Canada's high barriers to entry, foreign ownership restrictions, and regulatory policies often protect incumbent firms from competition, why have you chosen to emphasize corporate leadership rather than pushing for structural reforms to these systems that reinforce oligopolistic markets? (2/2h
February 8, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Given Canada's high barriers to entry, foreign ownership restrictions, and regulatory policies often protect incumbent firms from competition, why have you chosen to emphasize corporate leadership rather than pushing for structural reforms to these systems that reinforce oligopolistic markets? (2/2h
Mr. Singh, while your criticism of corporate CEOs has resonated with many Canadians frustrated by high prices, your focus has primarily been on individual executives rather than addressing the regulatory framework that enables market concentration in sectors. (1/2)
February 8, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Mr. Singh, while your criticism of corporate CEOs has resonated with many Canadians frustrated by high prices, your focus has primarily been on individual executives rather than addressing the regulatory framework that enables market concentration in sectors. (1/2)