I think this is a really important point. When folks say "no AI" they often don’t mean "I can conceive of no possible use for AI"—they mean "the use cases I’ve been shown do not begin to justify the harms"—that’s not something you respond to by offering another narrow use case

What are your policies relating to AI? Do you have a policy on the use of AI within your campaign?

Fancy!

If I were planting for maximum food output in a backyard, I'd be thinking potatoes. No potatoes, no wheat or oats or rye, only sugar-snap peas not soup peas, no mention of inbreeding depression in carrots, no mention of the carrot/onion/beet-less year 2...
I'm sure it will go great for survival.

Meh, as a parent, poor transit access does a lot more to prevent us from going places than parking fees would. I'd be happy to see a price on parking with the money used going to improve active and public transit access, since we keep saying that we're trying to encourage mode-shift.

As an Albertan, thank you. Skate Canada absolutely did the right thing.

I have not, thank you!

I mean, we're in Edmonton, and winter hasn't been a problem with it for the past 10 years.

It's our family's car and it's great.

Good for them.

That isn't true though, they mostly aren't being given small-car options.

Nice to see "In busy, indoor environments where there is more risk for illness exposure, masking can be helpful and effective for children", I just wish they'd explicitly remind everyone that schools fit that description.