Tagline: If the house is rockin'...

Yeah, maybe I'm suckered in by low expectations of the government but I thought that they might not have the guts to do it at all. And the amount being talked about for not passing sixplexes was $30 million, so this is on the low end but still in the range of what I expected.

I largely agree but shrugging about funding lost for not being a reliable partner is at odds with all of the City's budget messaging about how they are smol beans who do everything right.

Source for Councillor Kandavel's quote: www.thestar.com/real-estate/...

Thanks so much!

Do you or @conradspeckert.bsky.social know the limit for wood frame construction in Ontario?

Unless it involves pouring liquified EV on the ground during a press conference, I'm not sure he's got it in him.

These senators already had accounts here, although their level of activity varies. This is presumably someone with the power to recommend existing accounts for verification who set out to get senators verified.

He genuinely listened and learned though! Would love to see that from more politicians.

I usually hum this when I'm out on such a day. www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvR6...

can happen when the government asks or when certain votes fail) and (b) recent court case said that restricting for a year before the vote was unreasonable. Can probably be limits for some period before the campaign, but too long violates rights. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

To add, there are limits on third-party spending during election campaigns, but many campaigns in Canada are shorter (1-2 months). There has been legislation to extend the restrictions beyond the campaign period but this is tough because (a) elections aren't necessarily on a fixed date (they