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I believe this is known as liquified natural gaslighting. www.cbc.ca/player/play/...
Alberta pipeline agreement 'is climate action,' Carney tells environmental groups
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the new energy agreement with Alberta is a step toward his government's commitment to net zero emissions by 2050, and 'more than compensates' for emissions created by o...
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I'm 15 and can't drive. Here's why transit is a key to teen independence: ggwash.org/view/103069/...
I’m 15 and can’t drive. Here’s why transit is a key to teen independence
For many teens, public transportation is the difference between independence and being stuck.
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In 1909, Guelph had a population of 14,500. That year, its Electric Street Railway carried 750,000 passengers on ten km of track with 14 cars. It also had the “lowest taxes on the continent.” Source - pamphlet, Guelph Museums
A benefit of free buses I hadn’t heard enough about until this piece from @galvinalmanza.bsky.social
There's a few likely consequences of having free buses...and they will probably surprise you! Really happy to be able to share this perspective today in the New York Times. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/13/o...
City of Toronto public statements: we care about cyclist safety and have a plan to plow bike lanes. City of Toronto at 1pm today:
The most interesting thing about Pierre Poilievre surviving the Conservative Party of Canada leadership review, after losing a staggering poll lead and his own seat and having to be gifted one of the safest seats in Canada, is that he STILL REFUSES to submit to the completely normal security check.
“If you care about the bottom line, budgets & taxes, then you should care about urban biking, because it’s a money saver. It’s ironic when so-called fiscal conservatives attack biking, when their efforts just show a lack of understanding of math.” My interview with @modacitylife.com #CityMakingMath
Opinion: Why more urban cycling saves everyone money | Urbanized
The resulting benefits of a ‘car-less’ household are myriad, but few are as quantifiable as the money most people sink into a depreciating asset that sits unused for 95% of the time.
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Big credit to Mayor Cam Guthrie (@camguthrie.bsky.social) of Guelph, Ontario for using strong mayor powers to reinstate funding for winter clearing of the city’s bike network! Snow clearing is the essential factor, without which people can’t even consider biking in the winter.
Backpedalling on bike lane maintenance
YouTube video by CTV News
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