Understanding the Eglinton Crosstown in Seven Illustrations - thelocal.to/understandin...

Ford asked for trouble with Ontario Place. The Supreme Court may give it to him

Bank staff play musical chairs with desks as return-to-office orders squeeze space —> crazy to see the pendulum swing back so hard. Why do the banks feel this is a better model for employees?

Morning Update: How to move a river —> Toronto actually did something cool and positive!

A good beer from @greatlakesbeer.bsky.social

America is now run by people who believe that knowledge is dangerous and ignorance is strength. open.substack.com/pub/paulkrug...

Toronto should welcome the new Ontario Place —> but not a $400m parking lot on prime waterfront land

Jim Coyle: The sweet silence of Pierre Poilievre. Enjoy it while you can

Trouble in the Headwaters: the hidden impacts of clear-cut logging in B.C.: thenarwhal.ca/trouble-in-t... ---> There needs to be a better approach than clear cut logging.

Invasive plant removal will take years in this downtown Toronto park

Tesla can’t just hit 'undo' on Elon’s D.C. adventure

We should be talking about how and where to grow in Ontario. Instead, Doug Ford is opening the door to favouring friends — as always

A story about a small business and the reality of tariffs and manufacturing - open.spotify.com/episode/5Bev...

If you're into economics, Paul Krugman's SubStack is a must-read. You can follow him here @pkrugman.bsky.social

Democrats Shouldn’t Support Tariffs ---> Paul Krugman open.substack.com/pub/paulkrug...

Toronto needs more multi-unit housing like this, not monster single family homes

Paul Krugman's Substack newsletter has become a must-read. His content is amazingly insightful.

The Canadians and Danes boycotting American products

Good question at CIX Summit on why Canada is using an Australian company to defend the Arctic. Why not Canadian-sourced?

The Trump administration has started detaining some European travelers—and things could get dire for U.S. tourism

Donald Trump is hijacking the tariff strategy his party wrote – and Washington, and Wall Street, are in turmoil

Would you let Mitch Marner leave and sign Sam Bennett?

Danish grocery stores have a new trick for boycotting U.S. products

I spent 3 days at Jordan Peterson’s anti-climate ARC conference. Here’s what I saw

Canada, the Northern Outpost of Sanity

Trump Is Planning the Biggest Heist in History open.substack.com/pub/paulkrug...

Differentation is more important than ever. Here's some advice for B2B SaaS companies. youtu.be/zrF5HU88QWU #podcast #messaging #b2bSaaS

Ten reasons for modest optimism open.substack.com/pub/robertre...

Check the Label: an app to see if products are Canadian

I have been playing around with tools that automatically clip videos. Two good ones are: www.reap.video heyeddie.ai

Now Is Not the Time to Tune Out

Trump Is Doing Exactly What He Said He Would. Who Could Have Predicted That? open.substack.com/pub/paulkrug...

DeepSeek is making everyone look silly, except Apple

Teddy Swims' new album, "I've Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2)" is really good.

Whatever happens to the Leafs in the playoffs, Marner has already won

Paul Krugman: It turns out that Canada actually runs a trade deficit with the United States in everything except oil and gas. So one way to think about the two nations’ economic interaction is that they send us oil, and we send them IOUs in return.

In Canada, the Liberals and NDP need to merge.

Your CMO, Not Your CTO, Should Lead AI Strategy

Rude. Disrespectful.

Bench Accounting shuts down abruptly, leaving customers in a year-end lurch

One of the keys to successfully hiring international tech talent is understanding what you need and what's important to you, says Nick D'Urbano from MagicPace. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h...

AI is burying company web sites in search results, but Otterly.AI thinks it can help

I'm a big fan of Descript for video editing, but checking out a recommended tool, heyeddie.ai

Eddie AI is one of the best video editing tools out there

In hindsight, Nathan Erskine Smith was the better, smarter option

Millennials are set to inherit tons of their parents' stuff — whether they want it or not

Federal public servants vie for prized co-working spaces to avoid downtown commute —> people want to work in the office but not commute hours a day to do it.