Is anyone aware of efforts, pilots or projects to create a public bike-sharing infrastructure in Edmonton? Similar to Montreal Bixi or Bike Share Toronto? Any contacts in the YEG government, urban planning and transit planning etc., or community effort info would be appreciated ❤️🚲

Some call AI lovers absurd, the stuff of loners. But all of us have one... They just don’t speak our language. A clever bird, bringing shiny gifts, watching what stirs us. Head cocked. We return for hours each day to see what they’ve found us, to feel how they know us. Loyalty, if not love.

I'm calling on Michael Janz and all other Edmonton city councillors to advocate for cheaper, less disruptive and more efficient public bike share infrastructure. For those living within a 10 - 30 minute walk from LRT stations it would make a huge difference. Ideally integrated with ETS passes.

So Carney is going to be giving out $5k cheques to folks who are wealthy enough to buy brand new EVs... My Canada is not an "Auto Nation". If we continue to play that game, our city suburbs will sprawl forever, as we build our world around parking lots & freeways. Stop giving handouts to the rich.

There are rooms full of men in a far-off city, making choices that will impact you and your family. They are rooms you are not invited to, But they are choices that you will feel. For some they are politicians in government offices. For others they are share-holders the penthouse board room.

I don't think Doug Ford knows what Heated Rivalry is 😂 Lol Wab Kinew

Been using ADRs more for technical docs, and notice they work quite well alongside AI coding tools! They're abstract enough to not go stale with every refactor, and self-contained enough that an LLM can summarise a stack of them without untangling contradictions. Good context management on the fly.

Made a little tool that turns EPUBs into audiobooks with AI voices. Not as good as a real narrator, but decent for driving or dishes. And it's free — always will be. No accounts, no uploads — books stay on your device. https://www.epubplayer.com 📚

I want real democracy in Alberta... but the “too many meetings” problem is real. So let's have a 4-day workweek and one "Peoples Friday": time to rest, play with the kids, or be randomly selected to vote on health & public spending decision as part of a council. Not just voting every 4 years.

Picture this: you’re a framer working on the outskirts of Red Deer. It’s -25°C, crisp blue sky. You stop by the Community Kitchen for lunch. Hot bowl of stew + coffee, 100% free. No stigma, no checkout, just neighbours, warmth, and dignity. That’s what a public food network could be in Alberta.