Hot take: Let’s make pedestrians safer, with speed enforcement cameras and red light cameras at our most dangerous intersections. 🚦🚸

I would like to take the time now to say that Coast Mtn Trail Running are officially announcing our intensions of launching a BC race in direct competition with this event, in September 2024. garyrobbinsrun.com/blog/2023/10/w…

How cool would it be if most (all?) top trail talent showed up at Gary’s race next year instead of UTMB? I have never done UTMB (to be clear, not because of some moral superiority thing, it’s just not my preferred course type, but I had planned on going eventually). It would be

We are a deeply unserious region

Every time there's a paper that attributes some negative health outcomes to lockdowns, the media swarm on it like flies to shit. Every time (weekly) there's a paper that says getting covid is still very bad for you, silence. That's propaganda.

-Taxpayers paid Holborn to buy land from us ($211m interest-free for 18 yrs) -100s of vulnerable residents lost homes but were promised to return -Holborn repeatedly broke promises/made $ on land appreciation -Holborn now says it cant afford to build the social housing promised

2:18 marathoner and 15min 5km and 66-min half runner busted for EPO. Should be a lifetime ban from competitive running imo. #cleansport #doperssuck

It's crazy that we intentionally decided to build this. It's even crazier that many city departments still think that designing cities like this is best practice.

On this Remembrance Day, we pause to honour, remember the brave men & women who gave their lives to defend our nation. Take a moment of silence to reflect. Join us at 10:30AM in Memorial Peace Park to honour our veterans. mapleridge.ca/1661 #RemembranceDay #LestWeForget

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Something I wish left & climate movement would both get straight -- There's no group of humans on earth who invest more money in fossil fuels than drivers and single family homeowners. Most of the money invested in fossil fuels comes from them -- not "Wall Street greedheads."

Expand your tax base and reduce your per capita infrastructure costs with this one easy trick: Build your city for PEOPLE and not for cars and empty offices.

Back to the fabulous FOX Cabaret in July! Tix $20 in advance at Eventbrite.ca and $25 at the door

Part of why middle age people run the marathon is it's a modern day spiritual experience: -It's challenging. You go through lots of emotions. Making you feel alive. -It's communal. You're in this together. You experience a collective bond. -There's a big party at the end.

Let’s be clear about what is happening in Vancouver: The city is doubling down on its mansions-only policy 10-mins walk from rapid transit, 10-min drive from downtown. It’s in the fine print.

Eric Alper 🎧 Vancouver's Star Collector is criminally underrated. youtu.be/JCWG6l6Wmkk?si… #starcollector #powerpop #indyrock

People on foot are the indicator species of urban vitality and prosperity. People bring time, money and affectionate attachment to places and other people. Cars are inanimate objects that devour time, money, health and space. Cities are for people.

So I've been sitting on this one for a bit, but honestly I cannot abide this for several reasons: 1) Young people are not "taught to hate Canada" and Tasha Kheiriddin 🇨🇦🇬🇱🇺🇦 should be embarrassed for suggesting it. It's not "hating Canada" to recognize your country's failings. /1

New Zealand is on the way to being the first English-speaking country to solve its housing shortage. There is no alternative to supply – and it looks as if they are doing whatever it takes to get it. rnz.co.nz/news/national/…