Noah Genner

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@librarythingtim @BookNet_Canada has done some analysis on this. booknetcanada.ca/search?q=bookt…

Question still stands. Is no one trying to analyze #booktok systematically? twitter.com/librarythingti…

@MetaphorceX10 You are already home at the end.

What @BookNet_Canada staff read last year. booknetcanada.ca/blog/2023/12/2…

⁦@therealsamreid⁩ I’m assuming you know about this? outsideonline.com/running/the-ta…

@Fantrax Trading Puka Nacua after week 1.

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@jen_keesmaat Here is a link to a CBC article about this. cbc.ca/news/canada/ot…

A 2021 study commissioned by the City of Ottawa demonstrated that servicing low-density greenfield development costs the City $465 per person per year while high-density infill development provides the City with $606 per capita of revenue per year. Sprawl costs. Infill is net positive on city coffers. And yet 50% of all development charges are distributed city-wide on Toronto. This means that every time a condo is built in the downtown a road gets paved in the suburbs. If you want to fix the city, right size fees + taxes for low density uses. Current model is a perverse subsidy.

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.@BookNet_Canada shares insights into the Canadian sales and library circulation of banned books. booknetcanada.ca/blog/research/…

Time for me to leave for bluer skies. Anyone have invites to share?

@torontolife I think you may have an error here.

Dive deep into the world of Canadian ebook consumers' buying, borrowing, and reading habits with the latest study from @BookNet_Canada. booknetcanada.ca/blog/research/…

@clevack Hal Hartley

let’s roll

On the environment: Why do a greenhouse gas audit? booknetcanada.ca/blog/2023/9/11…

Tech Forum content library spotlight: AI booknetcanada.ca/blog/2023/8/24…

Beep Beep (neighbour’s house). To up the cool factor…it is a pool party.

Pushing tin

Podcast: Talking Canadian contributors with Taste Canada booknetcanada.ca/blog/2023/2/28…