Anywhere else this happens: France:

May has ended.

The TTC will forever be a joke as long as they continue to short turning streetcars, and most definitely subway trains. What say you Olivia Chow? When will this awful service standard improve?

JOHN CANDY: I LIKE ME makes its World Premiere as the #TIFF50 Opening Night Gala. From director Colin Hanks and lifelong John Candy fan Ryan Reynolds, the documentary explores the life of the Canadian comedic icon.

You're not getting me: all of them would be the correct answer.

Look, I need to talk about You're The Worst. I've been ever-so-slowly watching the series for a while and "Other Things You Could Be Doing", episode 12 of season 2 has the best, most happy-sad ending. These dysfunctional weirdos are so oddly lovable, even when they're the worst.

Silo fans over here, like... 🤔

FWIW, Toronto can do better with Sankofa Square. It's a lite knock-off of NYC. I'm sure brands love it though.

Goodbye to Muppet*Vision 3D and the whole Muppet Courtyard. I'm glad I had the chance to say goodbye a few months ago, but I'll miss it! The world definitely needs way more Muppets.

How does iPad still not have profiles? It's baffling to me that it's seemingly not even on Apple's radar? #WWDC25

Oh, look, the TTC is short turning trains again/still. This time about 200 people booted off for some reason, Olivia Chow.

The live action remake of How To Train Your Dragon gives writer & director Dean DeBlois a much bigger palate. He uses that space to create new magic, especially when the film literally soars, but it doesn't completely justify this otherwise enjoyable shot-for-shot remake. ⭐⭐⭐

Every night that I've come back from downtown recently, the TTC has short turned the trains somewhere along Bloor. Tonight it was at Islington. One stop short of the end. This is frankly crazy. Why does the TTC do this Olivia Chow?

The most startling thing about Titan: The OceanGate Disaster on Netflix is the colour grading. It's like someone said, make it look like a dream: take the colour and contrast way down. Yeah, I hate it. But the documentary is sadly fascinating.

All the digital crap Lucas added looks SO bad. It's almost entirely just bad 1990s-era CGI that adds nothing memorable. I've hated watching the original films since he tinkered with them, and it's weird Disney keeps the originals locked away.

I LOVE this for Canada. Canadians should support Canada. Regardless of the political climate, we should be spending way more at home.