I don’t know why this of all awful things made me react viscerally, but just the evil of it…
Eli ValleyDystopia www.news.com.au/technology/o...
Gen X-er politics junkie, mom, lawyer, linguistics nerd, comedy fan... I care about stuff and people. Pronouns she/her
I don’t know why this of all awful things made me react viscerally, but just the evil of it…
Eli ValleyDystopia www.news.com.au/technology/o...
Canada's premiers have a bad habit of bigfooting their biggest cities on everything from bike lanes to airports -- and denying them the economic and political autonomy they deserve. It's past time to fix that. And Ottawa can help. #cdnpoli www.nationalobserver.com/2026/07/29/o...
The man behind “barbaric cultural practices” hotline wants to be mayor of one of the most multicultural cities on earth. Seems like the kind of guy whose heart will be in it. At any rate I would like a reaction shot from the Bradford camp.
SCOOP: Former Harper cabinet minister Chris Alexander says he’s running for Toronto mayor — and it could upend the race www.thestar.com/news/gta/cit...
Yes, how dare Toronto and its residents have a say in something that directly affects *checks notes* Toronto and its residents
Toronto StarBlasting the federal government for listening to “a small fringe group in Toronto,” provincial Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria insists the Billy Bishop expansion is not dead.
*whispers* you know we can do this cultural debate about art thing all the time, right? Websites and news organizations used to have culture critics on staff whose entire job was writing about books, movies, and TV. People read them and then discussed them. We have the technology to do this again.
Much like the Gardiner, it's worth asking "if this didn't already exist would we build it today?"
Alex BozikovicWhy exactly is this airport valuable? How exactly does it contribute to the local economy while carrying 4% of passengers? No one can ever say. It’s vibes upon vibes. The airport itself can’t even cook up a plausible economic impact statement. www.thestar.com/business/tor...
While we are in this Greek Mythology moment, may I remind you that Emma Thompson is adapting Pat Barker’s take on The Iliad, and she’s struggled to get it made bc the focus on what acts of war against women and survival thereafter actually look like (the core of Barker’s narrative) is too intense.
"Do the thing you can do instead of beating yourself up over not doing the thing you're not doing" is honestly life-changing, even life-saving, advice.
LeiracalThis concept was introduced to me as "run the dishwasher twice" and was an important part of my executive functioning recovery as well as my path to self-acceptance.
Yay! (And nervous that this could change.) But yay for today! Thank you to everyone who took the time to fill out the survey and for the people at #NoJetsTO for their continued advocacy.
Toronto Star#Breaking: Federal government grounds Billy Bishop airport expansion
73% of #OntEd teachers are planning to leave the profession. Only 34% of these are due to retirement. 59% of teachers leaving say it’s due to the impacts of teaching on their mental health or feeling unsafe at school. Full OCT report: click.oct.ca/ext/click/go...
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"They were careless people. They smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made.” This man did incalculable damage, while 'carried away.'