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EXCLUSIVE: Revue Cinema reaches new five-year lease agreement with landlords: "The Mullins have always wanted the Revue to operate as an independent movie theatre. The Society has not, and does not, endorse any statements suggesting otherwise." Details: theglobeandmail.com/arts/film/arti…

STU Great Books professor Dr. Andrew Moore recently joined John J. Miller on 'The Great Books: A National Review Podcast' to discuss 'The Blazing World' by Margaret Cavendish. 1/2

Dr. Moore examined why 'The Blazing World' is a great book. Throughout the podcast, he also shared his academic journey at STU and his desire to recreate his experience with his students, sharing his passion for great books. Listen here: bit.ly/4e5wFOE 2/2

(whispers) nobody "removes a traffic lane" to build a bike lane, bike lanes are also traffic lanes because cyclists are also road users, we're just much more efficient users of urban space

Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Today — and each day, we honour and remember residential school Survivors and the children who never returned home, their families and our communities. Let's work together towards healing, understanding, and reconciliation.

Today is the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation & there are a ton of community events, webinars, podcasts & activities to honour Indigenous peoples & cultures, to learn more about Indian residential & day schools & take up Indigenous calls to action in your town. Everyone

We all have a role to play in advancing truth, justice & reconciliation. Take time to learn about the history & ongoing impacts of residential schools & reflect on what actions you can take. You can find resources to help get you started at toronto.ca/TruthReconcili… #NDTR

NEW: Briefings prepared for the Minister of Education warned her the teaching shortage would “widen” beginning in 2027. But unions say the crisis is already here because teachers won’t stay in the profession, not because they aren’t being trained. #Onpoli globalnews.ca/news/10788773/…

Let’s go! 🙌🏽

I only rarely intrude on The Agenda's set when a particularly notable guest is on but folks, I had to (and Mr. Picardo was extremely gracious.)

Yes, my #onpoli podcast pal couldn't resist! (I guess resistance is futile, eh JMM?).

"The entire administrative bureaucracy of housing production exists to say no first and only second to negotiate what will be allowed on a case-by-case basis." — John Michael McGrath #onpoli #topoli tvo.org/article/opinio…

"No one in the Ford government cares whether this makes any sense. They will not be swayed by a chart, meme, or study. They have already arrived at the only conclusion that is relevant here: their voters are going to be happy." — Matt Gurney #onpoli tvo.org/article/opinio…

"They have already arrived at the only conclusion that is relevant here: their voters are going to be happy that they are doing this. It will be popular with the base."

They better remove the bike lanes from the 401 & the 400 because they are regularly a congested mess.

If you count the Crosstown (haha) these are all streets with underground rapid transit on them, in three cases that's existed for decades. Where, exactly, do drivers have enough non-car alternatives that we're allowed take space from them for other uses if not these cases?

The answer is that for some people there's no test that car infrastructure can fail, and no test that non-car infrastructure can pass.

Put your name forward to be part of the CMG-TVO bargaining team: It is time to prepare for one of the most important things we do together as union members – renegotiate our collective agreement with the employer. cmg.ca/news/put-your-…