Alex Potvin
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Dude that helps YouTubers post content in different niches.
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Casual reminder that AFB opened with the same number of lanes
December 24, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Casual reminder that AFB opened with the same number of lanes
Doubt this is viable without a 417 bypass.
December 24, 2025 at 6:56 AM
Doubt this is viable without a 417 bypass.
Hearing MKV is iffy on the reliability front atm
December 23, 2025 at 4:56 AM
Hearing MKV is iffy on the reliability front atm
Bus service is subject to depop and natural disaster-related abandonment as much as rail, though national and prefectural roads seem more likely to get repaired over time than railways are. Noto has a lot of disused routes since its two disasters and it's down to volunteers to shuttle the elders.
December 23, 2025 at 4:34 AM
Bus service is subject to depop and natural disaster-related abandonment as much as rail, though national and prefectural roads seem more likely to get repaired over time than railways are. Noto has a lot of disused routes since its two disasters and it's down to volunteers to shuttle the elders.
Btw I like how the French on these gets progressively more and more broken the more you head into southern Ontario
Or how they read like advice dog memes
Or how they read like advice dog memes
December 22, 2025 at 3:18 PM
Btw I like how the French on these gets progressively more and more broken the more you head into southern Ontario
Or how they read like advice dog memes
Or how they read like advice dog memes
No, it has an actual shipyard and a bus and ferry terminal instead, all while trains are hidden from view.
Granville could retain its industry and still get better via tweaking.
Granville could retain its industry and still get better via tweaking.
December 21, 2025 at 4:23 AM
No, it has an actual shipyard and a bus and ferry terminal instead, all while trains are hidden from view.
Granville could retain its industry and still get better via tweaking.
Granville could retain its industry and still get better via tweaking.
lol you’re definitely on the more mixed side.
December 21, 2025 at 1:21 AM
lol you’re definitely on the more mixed side.
When you go to Universal Expos the “propaganda” is largely at its most transparent, and the nordics absolutely push this narrative hard lol
December 20, 2025 at 11:28 PM
When you go to Universal Expos the “propaganda” is largely at its most transparent, and the nordics absolutely push this narrative hard lol
I’m mixed on the approach, because the federal government is absolutely overspending out of bounds. And when they download programs as they repeatedly have mid austerity, provinces are the ones suffering, and then in turn push that to municipalities. We end up paying for dysfunction either way.
December 20, 2025 at 11:22 PM
I’m mixed on the approach, because the federal government is absolutely overspending out of bounds. And when they download programs as they repeatedly have mid austerity, provinces are the ones suffering, and then in turn push that to municipalities. We end up paying for dysfunction either way.
I remember BC having certain policy commitments get stalled by the CRA pace.
Quebec loves duplication and paper work because it stands by principle against overreach more than it does economy-wide efficiencies. There have been plenty of recommendations favourable to the consolidation of services.
Quebec loves duplication and paper work because it stands by principle against overreach more than it does economy-wide efficiencies. There have been plenty of recommendations favourable to the consolidation of services.
December 20, 2025 at 11:17 PM
I remember BC having certain policy commitments get stalled by the CRA pace.
Quebec loves duplication and paper work because it stands by principle against overreach more than it does economy-wide efficiencies. There have been plenty of recommendations favourable to the consolidation of services.
Quebec loves duplication and paper work because it stands by principle against overreach more than it does economy-wide efficiencies. There have been plenty of recommendations favourable to the consolidation of services.
It’s a QPP grade policy choice. QC wants its jurisdictional autonomy as it’s granted in the constitution, while every other province is content with the partial to full outsourcing to a Fed agency since the advent of income taxes.
The pooling can be an issue for a prov. wanting to quickly pivot.
The pooling can be an issue for a prov. wanting to quickly pivot.
December 20, 2025 at 11:17 PM
It’s a QPP grade policy choice. QC wants its jurisdictional autonomy as it’s granted in the constitution, while every other province is content with the partial to full outsourcing to a Fed agency since the advent of income taxes.
The pooling can be an issue for a prov. wanting to quickly pivot.
The pooling can be an issue for a prov. wanting to quickly pivot.
Hot take, but I don’t think additional concentration is necessarily the solution here, I think better interoperability is, whether through market or mandatory initiatives.
December 20, 2025 at 11:05 PM
Hot take, but I don’t think additional concentration is necessarily the solution here, I think better interoperability is, whether through market or mandatory initiatives.
I don’t want to like this post
December 20, 2025 at 11:00 PM
I don’t want to like this post
This happened with a rice flour Korean fried chicken joint in Coquitlam, too. They were closed for what, a year before they called it quits.
December 20, 2025 at 11:00 PM
This happened with a rice flour Korean fried chicken joint in Coquitlam, too. They were closed for what, a year before they called it quits.
Do you know if they have settled on a frequency or if this a bit of a trial? I don’t think I caught that from the article.
December 20, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Do you know if they have settled on a frequency or if this a bit of a trial? I don’t think I caught that from the article.
From the mouth of the Pacific to the Colon of the Atlantic.
December 20, 2025 at 7:43 AM
From the mouth of the Pacific to the Colon of the Atlantic.
Thanks for making me realize why my home made bubble tea attempt turned out the way it did. I thought it was something else.
December 19, 2025 at 12:16 AM
Thanks for making me realize why my home made bubble tea attempt turned out the way it did. I thought it was something else.
À écouter les participants et promoteurs, ça va être torontois en crisse.
December 18, 2025 at 11:59 PM
À écouter les participants et promoteurs, ça va être torontois en crisse.
(Or people just building their own highway and the province taking it over… ahem)
December 17, 2025 at 3:04 PM
(Or people just building their own highway and the province taking it over… ahem)
what a verbose way of saying the world is full of hidden gems
December 16, 2025 at 12:31 AM
what a verbose way of saying the world is full of hidden gems
I would like to emphasize that his contributions to the space are still as a sum greatly beneficial, but I cannot take his opinions as anymore than that. It’s editorial, not educational.
December 15, 2025 at 9:57 AM
I would like to emphasize that his contributions to the space are still as a sum greatly beneficial, but I cannot take his opinions as anymore than that. It’s editorial, not educational.
Jason has serious blinders on and is an asshole publicly & privately to members of this community.
I’m grateful that he’s awoken a lot of people to urbanism, Strong Towns & so many things/thought leaders in the space, but he doesn’t respect the platform he has and the responsibilities it provides.
I’m grateful that he’s awoken a lot of people to urbanism, Strong Towns & so many things/thought leaders in the space, but he doesn’t respect the platform he has and the responsibilities it provides.
December 15, 2025 at 9:45 AM
Jason has serious blinders on and is an asshole publicly & privately to members of this community.
I’m grateful that he’s awoken a lot of people to urbanism, Strong Towns & so many things/thought leaders in the space, but he doesn’t respect the platform he has and the responsibilities it provides.
I’m grateful that he’s awoken a lot of people to urbanism, Strong Towns & so many things/thought leaders in the space, but he doesn’t respect the platform he has and the responsibilities it provides.