Not now old roadside pics

I must not become a sub to an AI 🤯

Today’s harvest

Many such cases.

I hope she’s ok

TTC ran a “pilot project” to track the number of cars illegally passing streetcars at stops: “Preliminary data indicates that near-miss incidents may be very pervasive and that there is likely merit to developing a technology-based solution to this problem” Shocker. secure.toronto.ca/council/agen...

Well, well, well. Look what was hiding under a giant billboard for a few decades.

Coworkers using their 5 minute Smoke Relief Break to head outside and smoke a quick cigarette.

Not great!

This one Detroit air quality reading is horrendous.

It's always interesting what people considered notable about a city in the past. This west-facing view of the interchange between Highway 401 and Dufferin Street was sold on postcards circa the late 1960s. From the Larry Becker Collection.

Reminder that Carney has cut funding for Natural Resources Canada, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Indigenous and Northern Affairs, and Indigenous Services. And he has rolled back climate protections, abandoned emissions targets, and is building more pipelines.

There is a visible smoke haze and campfire smell inside the assembly plant. Wow.

I feel like you could win a bet by asking "by distance, what is the nearest NHL team to Sri Lanka" and then drop the answer "the Edmonton Oilers" (via r/hockey post, "Closest NHL franchise to every point on earth")

6 hour difference

Smoke has arrived

Toronto Life. A Market Gone Mad. February 2003.

This will be the framework for our new contract so 👀👀👀

Today’s harvest.

Well it isn’t Orange in Windsor.

They’re also calling it the loonie.

Bus nose

Dartmouth Harbourfront Deb Bromley 2021

I need it.

Notable quote here from former cop Councillor Jon Burnside re: Chow and the police. And it’s true: after that brief budget spat in 2024, she’s given the police everything they’ve asked for in the budget process. www.thestar.com/news/gta/bra...

These photos of FNs community members fleeing their homes by boat are genuinely apocalyptic (Photo via Wayne Wastaken of Collins, Ontario, who says his “hometown is gone”) www.facebook.com/share/r/1ArN...

S California Avenue

It’s out of stock at two local grocers!

419 South Sacramento Avenue

Toronto was once home to hundreds of urban horses. For tomorrow's World Horse Day, here are a selection of hardworking municipal steeds from the early twentieth century.

Trying to exploit a horrific event to make Torontonians more scared of their city than they should be, so you can try to make up a point or two in the polls, is pretty gross. www.thestar.com/news/gta/bra...

Scenes around Kensington, known in the 1920s as the Jewish Market, on this day 100 years ago. Photographed for The Globe and Mail covering Thursday market day.

4616-4618 rue De Lanaudière, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal Built in 1910. 2 units. 2 stories. 186 m2.

I am so proud of canada's beautiful blended culture

I am angry and upset that my kids and my neighbours were put at risk because of gun violence in our quiet and polite neighbourhood. But I am outraged that two completely innocent people have been killed by traffic violence, and nobody seems to care at all. lloydalter.substack.com/p/two-killed...

2532 West Roosevelt Road

Crazy video and five star accent.

Woman was scammed out of $13,000 and then fell for the same scam AGAIN a few months later for $70,000. This is why you don’t watch craft videos.

Good morning to the midnight cowboys.

On this date in 1858, the cornerstone of the Crystal Palace was laid. This exhibition hall was built for Provincial Agricultural Exhibition of Upper Canada. It would be moved to the Exhibition Grounds in 1878 and was destroyed by fire in 1906.

Bike!

Today’s harvest - strawberry size is 👌

Spooky season begins August 01.

Incredible Wall Street Journal reporting on how this war succeeded in making the Iranian people rise up…to support hardliners within the regime. Secular women showing up to rallies to change “We are the soldiers of Seyyed Mojtaba,” things of that nature. www.wsj.com/world/middle...

📍 The Annex | laneway commute #Toronto

Toronto and Vancouver are having issues with cost / policing on pedestrian streets. How does it work in Montreal? Looks like Wellington Street costs about $900,000 for 1.3 km car-free for almost 4 months. Police exist but no “extra” presence. The street is not a major security concern.

Our Lady of Appropriate Density