Idris Fashan

@thecontentkid.bsky.social

Lover of ads, words, deeds and fool madammes. And hummus. 🙌🏾 🆙 🇨🇦

Access to traditional food/flavours from around the world. I enjoy Himalayan, provincial Korean, Cantonese, Nigerian, Cree, Punjabi, Afghani, Finnish, Serbian, Yemeni and rural Japanese dishes at restaurants within 5 km of my house—and it has forever altered my (and my friends’) cooking. 💙

Michael Druker 🇨🇦@mdruker.app · 6d ago

Social media loves talking about how everything is getting worse. But what’s something that you’ve seen get _better_ in your lifetime?

Cyclists were the primary force behind organized political pressure for better, paved roads before the arrival of cars and drivers. Drivers now think they own the road and oppose safe infrastructure for all other road users. What if tanks started using roads and were crushing cars and people?

Backstory: How Bikes Built Our Highways | The Saturday Evening Post

Urban elites with a fancy hobby teamed up with rural farmers in a movement that transformed the country.

saturdayeveningpost.com

It’s almost like companies expect the public to not know what ‘unsecured’ means. “Hey public, we need to regulate the stuff we’re borrowing billions to make” (while we leave all your back doors open. 🙃🙃 Also, if you give any shits about technology in 🇨🇦 betakit is tops. 👊🏾🧔🏾‍♂️

Screenshot of betakit’s latest article by Sarah M, managing editor. I scribbled on the ‘unsecured’ line and kinda messed up the rest.

I wonder how quickly the province of Alberta will remove its provincial fish once it goes from endangered to extinct (or extirpated). 🤷🏾‍♂️ This province is the home of own goals. There is no greater enemy of Alberta than its own hubris. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Conservation group contesting Kananaskis logging project in court | CBC News

A conservation group is asking for a judicial review in federal court after permits were provided for a logging operation in Kananaskis Country in an area with threatened bull trout.

cbc.ca

At some point Canadians are going to realize that the national parks they cherish (one that I am on a board for) are not as much pristine wilderness to conserve as they are sacred lands taken by the force of a colonial federation. Probably not in my generation… 🙃 www.newsweek.com/canada-natio...

Canada national parks created using "colonial injustices"—government report

A Parks Canada report says its national parks were created through colonial policies that displaced and excluded Indigenous peoples.

newsweek.com