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Ashley Challinor

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Ashley Challinor (@ae_challinor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've long complained that there are too few think tanks in Canada. Anvesh Jain makes the compelling case that we need more Canadian think tanks in the US, too. open.substack.com/pub/theline/p/…

tomie (@tomieinlove) 's Twitter Profile Photo

boomers are so solipsistic that they’ll put their own anti-change and anti-development neuroses into beavers, animals that themselves cut down trees to construct dams

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The Alberta parallel physician policy, regardless of its merits, is yet another example of how all this country knows how to do is manage scarcity.

HR Memes (@hr_unhinged) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yesterday I noticed the office printer was working perfectly, which raised my suspicion immediately. I checked the logs and saw someone had cleared a paper jam at 3:12 p.m. No ticket, no Slack, no communication. Just silent action. I asked the office if anyone had fixed it.

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Unfortunately, the conversation about the role of growth in Canada's future has been framed by our low ambition, low risk, status quo culture - rather than an understanding of what Canadian power needs to/can be in a changed world. Great read ⤵️ open.substack.com/pub/0sfnsfn0/p…

Nia 🪩 (@_johnsonator) 's Twitter Profile Photo

left-NIMBYism is the downwardly mobile upper middle class trying to protect their cut of the Boomer wealth transfer without sounding like the land speculating feudalists they are.

Armand Domalewski (@armanddoma) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It is depressing that so many people just blanket oppose markets out of ideology even when creating a market mechanism for food banks lead to feeding way more people at a way lower cost. Prices are a powerful tool for allocating resources!

It is depressing that so many people just blanket oppose markets out of ideology even when creating a market mechanism for food banks lead to feeding way more people at a way lower cost. Prices are a powerful tool for allocating resources!
Zoë Coombes (@zoecoombes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What’s funny about the Canadian Housing ‘crisis’ is we’re spending $13B on innovative ideas while Federal building code bans the easiest, most obvious housing ever invented: Small lot courtyard block, single stair buildings.

What’s funny about the Canadian Housing ‘crisis’ is we’re spending $13B on innovative ideas while Federal building code bans the easiest, most obvious housing ever invented: Small lot courtyard block, single stair buildings.
🏭🏘🏢Sean Galbraith🗻❄️🥏 (@plannersean) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tomorrow, Planning and Housing Committee will be considering changes that will make it more difficult to create new housing in Toronto. Maybe you want to submit a comment about it. secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda…