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Politics, hockey, urbanism. Democratic socialist. Go Charge & Sens Go. He/him, minor. I am Canadian, Period. I tweet whatever I want. Gwyn Philips' #1 co-stan.


You forgot the Métro: 🚇




I can't be having these yearning feelings for Toronto



Sedans have got to make a comeback. I am so tired of seeing SUVs everywhere! (The small SUVs get a pass, but they’re on thin ice.) ***it should be implicitly understood that robust, fast, cheap public transit would be far better than continuing to rely on cars***



The world is changing right in front of us and no one knows it. Texas is running its world-class economy on 70% renewables, right now. Gas is there if we need it, but for today, we can save the fuel for another day.



The fact that young people talk about nuclear power and never, ever, EVER mention the nuclear waste that is buried all over USA in storage sites that will remain radioactive basically forever and aren’t secured or really “safe”



nuclear energy is sitting right there. just sitting there. producing massive amounts of clean reliable power with a safety record better than literally every other energy source per kwh. and we're out here arguing about whether to put a solar panel on a parking garage. okay



@blogTO What's the other option? The worst transit system in North America? TTC, stands for Take The Car. I'll keep my car. Never would I ever take the TTC or allow my family to take it....neverrrrrrrrrr




Why am I not in Montréal, I should be in Montréal








Ottawa has been ranked the #1 most livable major city in The Globe and Mail’s latest ranking of Canada’s Most Livable Cities. This strong result reflects the progress we’ve made in recent years to make our city an even better place to live. Let’s keep moving Ottawa forward. theglobeandmail.com/business/artic… Ottawa a été classée n° 1 parmi les grandes villes les plus agréables à vivre dans le dernier classement des villes les plus agréables à vivre au Canada publié par The Globe and Mail. Ce résultat remarquable reflète les progrès que nous avons accomplis ces dernières années pour faire de notre ville un endroit encore plus agréable à vivre. Continuons à faire avancer Ottawa. theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…