As zoning was basically created to separate factories from housing for health reason, I'd argue it's professional unethical (for those that a bound to that structure) to build in such areas. We know it's bad for everyone living there

At -6c and sunny, it’s basically summer outside

The *reason* people like Paris is that it's pretty, and that it has the entire population of Chicago in like 1/5 the area

“A tired, broken, and dilapidated centre” Hey look. It’s the exact same language Dougie used for the Ontario Science Centre @saveosc.bsky.social

Found these on Reddit and I really love how Toronto streets used to be designed. Look at that strip of green! The streets looked significantly more pleasant in absolutely every way. www.reddit.com/r/toronto/co...

At Hotdocs for the Cory Doctorow chat and he’s talking to someone behind the curtain. Can confirm he sounds exactly like his radio voice

Why I constantly seeing Ontario ads on YouTube? I live here. I don't need to be sold on living here. Feels like a lot of money being spent to convince me Doug is doing a good job

Cool cool cool So being drunk is actually safest person on the road, right now

98% oppose? Good thing Doug only works for the 2%

Clear car lanes, unusable bike lanes, two days after the blizzard (Tuesday aft). It’s a ton of snow & will take time sure, but you have mayoral candidate Brad “I sleep with a bat” Bradford trying to say it’s the other way around to gin up rage & culture war stuff.

He's our Trump www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Just constant lies and manipulation

Please enjoy my cartoon in today's Toronto Star

This the same GFL Doug and Rob got to replace the pickup on the westside of Toronto? You know, the one that paid the workers better, was unionized, had more efficient pickup, and didn't back over people a couple times a year? www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Nation-building isn’t just about infrastructure and resource extraction. It’s about culture. It’s about history. It’s about our stories, and the places that tell them. This is the worst time imaginable to shut down the Register of Historic Places. nationaltrustcanada.ca/online-stori...

"Folks, just use your family trust to buy that F-150 you need for the bag of milk" As someone that is notoriously anti-car, even his stance on this is baffling. Like...you realize at they could build a factory here, right? www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Yeah this naming trick sure did work. It's attracting a settler, that's certain

Well, at least we're paying him to drink at home Sure is rough out there for cops www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Doug has absolutely no ability to think of anything past the year 2000

Brad Bradford is using his former bike riding credibility to curry favour w the anti bike folks and become mayor. 'Don't worry I used to ride a bike and I now hate bike lanes too' (for political gain). This guy is the worst.

Brett Ratner directed this?! GTFO No wonder they want another Rush Hour. Ratner must have done this to get some deal for Rush Hour 4. Wild

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Toronto traffic deaths last year were the lowest in a decade and it just lost an evidence-backed road safety tool. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

I love this! Please more colours. I'm so tired of grey and white toronto.citynews.ca/2026/01/15/t...

I will never stop being fascinated with Niagara Falls The USA side the most. With the two older buildings still standing, you can see what it would have looked like (and the density). Why would you ever do this to your city?

We getting small Chinese EVs? Going to be a system shock for Tesla and Alberta if the country shifts

Was just at a public meeting and heard "Toronto isn't Amsterdam!" for the first time IRL I was very excited to hear this. Also the project had absolutely nothing to do with bike lanes.

So he didn’t get promoted to run the Sun?

Almost the price of a Magic the Gathering box

These patterns are absolutely stunning

Hey Toronto. Do this Also massive tickets for anyone holding up the streetcar

Ford inherited the family business. He doesn't understand how money actually works www.cbc.ca/news/politic...

Easily the most insane installations of Millenial grey click floor I've seen. The contrast between design trend decades here is too much for me. www.realtor.ca/real-estate/...

Dougie falling, once again, for the pitch that private companies are more efficient and effective than public companies. It's not true and it never has been. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

A Washington Post article suggests that, beyond a certain threshold, larger homes don't make people happier. Instead, well-being is correlated with affordable housing in walkable neighborhoods where they feel socially connected. www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

Oh wicked! New Bobby Broccoli video on Rob Ford and Toronto

Holds true, today Hell, one year of car ownership will pay for at least a decade of transit

Congestion pricing is working. The cameras are staying on.

Once again, Edmonton is leading the country in urban planning Toronto doesn’t lead, but at least it does copy the homework

I've gotten to a new level of gaming where the boss battles are so stupid tough I just don't care anymore and watch someone else finish the story on YouTube This is probably not a good sign of industry going forward

For 2026 I once again ponder how much more successful my professional life and love life would be if I had the charm and eloquence of Dougie Jones

Stop talking about the pipeline. It’s 100 years too late

It’s because they’re broke

American media’s cowardice no match for Canadian media’s incompetence

Fire Dash?! You son of a bitch, I'm in

Did Blake Griffin ever get that second Rookie of the Year award? www.nbcsports.com/nba/news/bla...

It will always stun me how many professionals looked at this and agreed it was a great idea. There must have been some real pushback (largely ignored)

Its worth taking a moment to see what 3 of our councillors vote for. Denying homeless people water.