We're going to be building huge high-density neighbourhoods along the East Bayfront, from Yonge to an extended Broadview (and beyond), and the Queens Quay East LRT will be critical. How do we avoid the same issues?

I have to assume it starts with real transit signal priority, and then perhaps a full review of signal coordination. Then, a potential review of intersection function and crossing locations.

Munk? More like bunk

Matt, can we admit this is all pretty weird?

Could the Planning and Zoning process be gamed to benefit the wealthy?

Some (me) are saying it's a great movie and they're (I am) excited for Part II.

A sublime pleasure watching these applications sail passed on the COA agenda.

If the last film Michael Mann directs -- at 82+ years old -- is Heat 2, and we get the cartel robbery scene from the book, I think that would be quite the note to go out on. Does he still have the juice? Here's hoping.

I suppose Leo could play "present day" Hanna (55 year old Pacino), but that role doesn't seem big enough for him. Thankfully Jon Voight can still appear as Nate without issue.

Time comes for us all.