Sheltering kids from state detention forces to keep them from being rounded up. where have we seen that before…

Oh yeah, Nazi germany.

Banking I think makes more sense, especially for rural/remote. Streamline and give more local access points for banking needs. Yes lots can be done digitally, but in remote areas even that can be a limitation.

PSA: People on bikes aren’t swerving to annoy drivers, they’re just trying not to die or destroy their mode of transportation.
This is generally what the bike portion looks like of our “shared” roads. Glorious.

Honestly, I would trust Canada post more than the big 5 banks in Canada, and I would honestly rather a crown corp gets the interest payments rather than a bunch of c-suite and investors

It’s that wonderful time of year where, if we want to have the fan on as white noise for the sleeping kiddos (softens the bumps and thumps from neighbours), we have to subject ourselves to BLASTING heat 😩. I know it needs to be available, but can’t I have the airflow without night sweats?!

Once you see RTO as one part of an anti-labor movement, it makes other things clear: in-office attendance requirements are designed to force tech workers to remain in expensive cities. Because a tech salary + a rural mortgage = a whole lot of power to say no.

Why have studies when we can listen to Richmond Row businesses blather on about how we are exceptionally built for cars?

When people warn about the privacy and security risks of mandating digital age verification, this is exactly what they mean. It’s not hypothetical www.bbc.com/news/article...

About *a third* of global fossil fuel CO2 emissions emitted during the Industrial age have occurred in roughly the last 17 years. The previous third was emitted over a period of roughly 26 years. The first third was emitted over a period of about 131 years.

Anschluss 2.0

No idea, not that I ever used it since meta doesn’t deserve any more of my data.

Canada has the opportunity to be a world leader in regulating AI's appearance and usage and preventing the death of the factuality of things like the internet. Our regulations do matter, and we can play a leading role globally in ensuring its usage is appropriate

Please fill out this Can Gov survey

I mean, we need some new regulation, like the fact that every bank should be required to offer a full service chequing account for no fees. As in no limits on anything domestic like e-transfers etc.

Saw this as a Starbucks barista, working the drive thru. I can’t articulately explain it, but people conducted themselves differently ordering in the cafe than at the drive-thru.

People felt they could rule by fiat being in a car, and it felt like an in-person version of being a keyboard warrior

I’m sorry, but if this is news to you, you haven’t been paying attention. This is par for the course with ford.

“Imagine there was a truck heading directly for your children. What would you do? Surely everything in your power to save them, including jumping in its way?” That truck is climate change.

Great to speak with @theguardian.com’s Maya Goodfellow about my new book, #RunLikeAGirl.

You know, against my better judgement I decided to listen to the live stream of the Carney + Cheeto "presser".

I don't functionally understand how anyone with even a shred of intelligence can listen to his drivel.

How has the world gotten to the point where its its acceptable to give him air time

What a coincidence

#Venezuela

Hmm, would this legal route let Canadians challenge Google to prevent it from showing AI summaries as it hurts the ability for people to actually visit websites by deprioritizing their visibility? I guess the same question could be asked as to whether or not it could be used to kill of the adds too

Watching my “cohort” (let’s call it) burn out and/or leave was sad. It’s hard to help motivate the next batch as they come through the doors at the beginning of their own cargo /e-bike journeys 😅🫣😔

Definitely game to hear more interviews :) also happy to chat whenever you want :)

Oooh that’s a good way to put it: “the economy rewards ownership over work”.

On top of all of this, we are in WW3 already.

A mere 9 months into the regime and Washington is giving its shock troops the SS "Totenkopf" death's head symbol.
This as they are dragging children out of apartments in the middle of the night.
Canada needs to prepare for what comes next.