Bryan Heal

@bryanheal.bsky.social

Changing the Game at MLSE Foundation & MLSE LaunchPad. Board Director at StridesTO and SIRC. Toronto Raptors & Tempo fan. Lover of mangos, roti & paneer. Posting about democracy, food, sports, cats, youth, love & basketball. Opinions = my own.

For over a year, Canada has worked intensively and in good faith with the United States to negotiate a new comprehensive trade deal. We have been pragmatic, patient, and persistent. Our goal has always been to get the best deal for Canadians, never a deal at any price or on any time frame.

14 hours later and my mentions are still full of angry treatises about badly behaved cyclists. Bike lanes are not a reward for good cyclist behavior! They are infrastructure proven to make cities safer for ALL ROAD USERS. Whatever way cyclists have wronged you is irrelevant to the discussion!

Katie Mack@astrokatie.com · 7d ago

Every conversation about bike lanes is like: "Car crashes kill a huge number of people every day, including pedestrians, cyclists, & car occupants. Good bike infrastructure has been shown to make everyone safer (& doesn't increase congestion)." "But sometimes cyclists break rules & hit people!"

"Vipond said there has only been an active conversation in Canada around plug-in solar for under a year. “People need to give this time.We do need to have legislators and the utilities catch up to where the popular sentiment is…. But I can tell you that people are really excited.”

Yukon Conservation Society wants to bring 'guerilla solar' movement north | CBC News

The Yukon Conservation Society recently took to social media to encourage people to use plug-in solar panels, a technology rapidly growing in popularity in the face of rising energy costs. The Yukon g...

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Some good news. The world's first Alzheimer's vaccine is making progress. Researchers in Bhaskar’s lab and a spinout company are developing an experimental vaccine that trains the immune system to generate antibodies against toxic tau proteins implicated in Alzheimer’s. 🔄

Scientists discover a protein that protects the brain from Alzheimer’s damage

A protein called SORLA may act as a powerful defense against the toxic tau tangles involved in Alzheimer’s disease. Mice with extra SORLA had less tau accumulation, less brain atrophy, and healthier c...

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