Really loving how this city has decided that it just doesn’t want to clear snow, so it’s just not going to.

Why does this city keep doubling down on something it’s clearly not good at. Like, fine, we’re going to drive everywhere, all the time. Shouldn’t we at least try to be good at it? Driver training (including how to handle slick surfaces), mandatory snow tires….

Well done everyone. Good work! 👍

What am I looking at here?

I’m gonna go watch that Cold War documentary on Netflix, that should cheer me up.

If you're thinking about making an April Fool's joke on here, let me just encourage you in the strongest possible terms to reconsider.

These guys are literally the best.

I’m going to be dead of old age before I get to ride a passenger train in my home province of Alberta, won’t I?

There’s a woman in our (bike) shop right now having a loud, heated, personal conversation on FaceTime right now. This is unhinged behaviour right? Like, no one thinks this is ok, right? I need reassurances.

This is a tragedy for Ontario. Not every kid has access to a lake front cottage, but every kid cold go to the Science Centre.

This is what I saw yesterday morning around 8:10AM (green light though) immediately before I was struck by a left turning driver while I travelled straight legally through the intersection at Bay St N and Cannon St W. I wanted to share my thoughts on this collision in a 🧵 below

“Get a car, loser” - City of Calgary

“We built you a pathway, now leave us alone” - Calgary

Just so we’re clear and on the same page. There is no such thing as a parallel street when it comes to Bloor West. The side streets that Yvan Baker, MP 🇨🇦🇺🇦 is talking about for people on bikes to use, looks like this. 👇🏾 Cc: CBC Toronto Toronto Star The Globe and Mail CityNews Toronto CP24

I have always found it fascinating how motorists and politicians feel aggrieved about 3-foot-wide bike lanes causing congestion while apparently feeling fine about dedicating 50-70% of the roadway for people to store private property, for free, for days.

This trope is so tired but dudes like Michael think they just won 4-D chess. Guy is so inured to all the subsidies and entitlements he enjoys as a driver that he can't see the deadbeat in the mirror.