Mr. Houston we have a problem... #halifax #novascotia #timhouston #ndp
Tyler McKay
@tcmdev.ca
Haligonian, software developer, ADHD, urbanist and transit enthusiast, husband, and proud son of two moms 🏳️🌈 North End, Halifax, NS www.tcmdev.ca
Vancouver: Single Stair Code + "Villages" Plan Critics will be critics, but the truth is we've never seen single stair urbanism in action in Canada (or most of North America). It's a new thing.
@ohtheurbanity.bsky.social my wife and I are planning on visiting Montreal at the end of July, and plan on staying in Plateau-Mont-Royale. Any suggestions for must do activities/places to visit in the area? Bonus for bike friendly options! I've visited 3-4 times, but haven't been since 2018
The only thing “carbon capture” has ever been successful at, is acting as a corporate and political distraction from, and an excuse for avoiding, REAL climate action.
We're counting down the days to the first #KidicalMassHfx ride of 2026. Just 9 more sleeps until we ride to the Halifax Waterfront together. Get all the details on our website below. 1/3 hfx.bike/kidical-mass...
Kidical Mass Halifax
Kidical Mass Halifax rides are a celebration of cycling and a way to show that kids & families need safe spaces to ride in their communities.
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Halifax has been positive in job growth since March 2025, likely because of increased defense and military spending
I like this representation so I made one for Canada
Spring has sprung in Minneapolis and bikes are everywhere. 😍
I am super grateful for a local bike store that loans me a cargo bike so we can keep up our daily kid-carrying while our bike is in the shop, but there’s nothing like getting your own bike back. It’s very reassuring that we really have chosen the right bike for our family’s needs!
"When those in power decide the rules apply differently to themselves and their friends, democracy is at risk." co-signed, Nova Scotia
My latest on how we need to stop treating the public square like a political science seminar. We need to return to the basics -- three cardinal rules -- if we are to stall the decline of liberal democracy. edmontonjournal.com/opinion/colu...
“They won’t provide any significant quantities of oil and gas for many years to come... I am not even talking about the climate change effects – just from a business point of view, making a major investment in exploration might not make business sense.” www.theguardian.com/environment/...
‘The damage is done’: global oil crisis has changed fossil fuel industry for ever, IEA chief says
Exclusive: International Energy Agency’s Fatih Birol, the world’s leading energy economist, also says UK should largely forgo North Sea expansion
theguardian.com
I'm continually impressed at how motornormativity causes people to create a revisionist history of American cities where they sprouted up fully formed and filled with cars and parking spots. Motornormativity also causes these people to ignore the many places that have reversed car dependency.
This streetcar took seven (7) minutes to travel 300 metres from the station to the other side of the intersection.
I’ve always liked how Toronto buses and streetcars usually drop you off in the station, within the fare paid zone.
The $200M space launch facility in Canso, Nova Scotia is the only one of its kind in Canada
Why Every Satellite Company Needs Canada
YouTube video by Make That Change
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Some highlights from the amazing Stars On Ice show in Halifax last night! It was so cool to see Piper and Paul, as well as some of the other Olympians who represented us in Italy this winter. The whole show was amazing and packed full of entertainment
Apparently some of the downtown parkades have keyed in that the provincial return to office order means they can charge more for day passes.
With gerrymandering concerns rising in Alberta, this animation shows how proportional representation solves the problem. Under our current system, lines dictate results. With a proportional system, voters get the representation they chose, regardless of how the map is drawn.
Staten Island traffic cameras have caught a white RAM 1500 pickup truck blasting through school zones or running red lights more than 547 times since 2022. The truck belongs to James Giovansanti, who lives and works there as an NYPD officer. nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/04/23/t...
To Protect And Swerve: NYPD Cop Has 547 Speeding Tickets Yet Remains On The Force - Streetsblog New York City
One of the city’s most-dangerous drivers is an officer with the NYPD, which does nothing to stop his reign of terror on Staten Island.
nyc.streetsblog.org
All are welcome to join to honour the memory of Scritchy Raccone, our fallen hero of the #PylonWars. A small service will be held at the intersection of Harvard and Allan Streets in Halifax, Nova Scotia on Saturday, April twenty second 18th at 2:00 PM.
New Starter Kits for @godotengine.org are coming! Once the two new ones are released I'll start updating older ones from Godot 4.5 to 4.6! ✨ #gamedev kenney.nl/starter-kits
The #NDP leadership voting opens today and I have been catching up on my debate viewing and policy research. I think all of the candidates have presented very respectable platforms It was a difficult choice for me, but ranked choice voting allowed ME to not compromise on MY personal beliefs
There's a difference between feeling unsafe and uncomfortable. MLAs are not unsafe in Province House. Closing down the second floor to the public is a cowardly move. They did it because some of the MLAs feel uncomfortable with the cuts, and won't admit it.
PC government, feeling pressure, moves to restrict public movement inside Province House reported by Jennifer Henderson, @dartjenhen.bsky.social
BREAKING: ‘Shock and awe’ at DNR: Wildlife division gone, managers sacked, and restructured department geared for natural resources exploitation and extraction reported by @joanbaxter.bsky.social
'Shock and awe' at DNR: Wildlife division gone, managers sacked, and restructured department geared for natural resources exploitation and extraction - Halifax Examiner
Retired wildlife biologist Bob Bancroft describes the elimination of the division and today’s changes to the department as “absolutely disgusting.”
halifaxexaminer.ca
Wow spoiler alert: the biggest cause of bus delay in Halifax is car volumes
Quick reminder that the Mill Cove engagement session is this Wednesday, Feb. 11. Two drop-in times are available.
The Halifax Regional Municipality is launching the Mill Cove Land Use Planning Project to help create a long-term vision for the Mill Cove area and Bedford Waterfront. Learn more and get involved: buff.ly/u7pO2GM
So if I'm reading this report right, 10 years after passing the BRT plan we are now starting a three year planning process so that by 2028 we may start to impliment parts of BRT plan first approved by council in 2016.
I finally watched Andor S2 recently and I can't help but think about this quote from the show "The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear. Remember that."
I’m finding it painful to watch CBC platform mostly conservatives to gush praise at former Prime Minister Stephen Harper (they’re releasing his archival collection) with almost zero commentary about the awful things he did while in power & around the world since. The selective amnesia is nauseating.