Marko
@markomiljusevic.bsky.social
Passionate about making our city a better place
As someone who "lives car free here" alongside over 50% of the population in the urban core, yea it's definitely doable, and people like yourself are only making it harder to actually live car-free when you oppose the necessary densification to make it work.
February 7, 2026 at 8:36 PM
As someone who "lives car free here" alongside over 50% of the population in the urban core, yea it's definitely doable, and people like yourself are only making it harder to actually live car-free when you oppose the necessary densification to make it work.
Are we in a housing crisis or are we in a housing fitting in crisis?
February 6, 2026 at 7:31 PM
Are we in a housing crisis or are we in a housing fitting in crisis?
If a 5 minute walk from the LRT can't see your support for high-rise then I'm seriously worried about the future of our transit. This is the exact kind of development we need to get out of the hole we're in.
February 6, 2026 at 5:30 PM
If a 5 minute walk from the LRT can't see your support for high-rise then I'm seriously worried about the future of our transit. This is the exact kind of development we need to get out of the hole we're in.
Wouldn't this be really close to higher level transit? Blocking a taller development isn't somehow going to also make mid-rise growth happen, so I don't see the logic here at all. I thought we wanted to help solve the housing crisis and work towards more TOD?
February 6, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Wouldn't this be really close to higher level transit? Blocking a taller development isn't somehow going to also make mid-rise growth happen, so I don't see the logic here at all. I thought we wanted to help solve the housing crisis and work towards more TOD?
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The scary thing is that this pipe is only from 1959 and failed prematurely, a growing trend. There are still pipes downtown from the 1870s to be replaced. We currently replace about 20km of pipe each year, but we laid down 1800km of pipe in the 50s and 60s. 5X our current replacement rate.
January 2, 2026 at 2:16 AM
The scary thing is that this pipe is only from 1959 and failed prematurely, a growing trend. There are still pipes downtown from the 1870s to be replaced. We currently replace about 20km of pipe each year, but we laid down 1800km of pipe in the 50s and 60s. 5X our current replacement rate.
Appreciate your work. Someone needs to be fighting for the climate these days, we can't keep ignoring the problem, hoping for "net-zero" 3 decades from now when none of the people making those commitments will be held to account.
November 28, 2025 at 1:21 AM
Appreciate your work. Someone needs to be fighting for the climate these days, we can't keep ignoring the problem, hoping for "net-zero" 3 decades from now when none of the people making those commitments will be held to account.