Nadia Aubin-Horth
@naubinhorth.bsky.social
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Professor #SOTL #bioRxiv affiliate. Citizen volunteer to make Québec city a happy city. Elected on Conseil de Quartier St-Louis & Vice-president of Table de Concertation Vélo de Québec ("Québec bike coalition"). Elle/she/her/ella
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naubinhorth.bsky.social
Dans sa biographie: "En 2011, il a reçu le prix Richard-Arès pour son essai, coécrit avec Guillaume Marois, Le remède imaginaire – Pourquoi l’immigration ne sauvera pas le Québec." eh ben.
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celeste.lgbt
"Urging Israel" to release Canadian citizens?

No.

This is a fucking declaration of war by the State of Israel on the entire world — and we’re sitting here doing nothing.
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mehdirhasan.bsky.social
This Reuters headline. Oof.

Fascism isn't 'coming.' It's HERE.
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
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justinbrake.bsky.social
Here's the latest on Canadians aboard Freedom Flotilla vessel the Conscience, who were taken by Israeli forces early this morning.

So far, political leaders have been silent. I also reached out to Canada's ambassador to Israel, who has not yet responded.
independentnl.bsky.social
“If you are seeing this video we’ve been attacked at sea & abducted by Israeli forces or forces of another country complicit in genocide of the Palestinian people," Sadie Mees of St. John's says in a video posted Wednesday. #cdnpoli #nlpoli #Gaza
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6 Canadians, including 3 from N.L., taken by Israeli forces – The Independent
: Nimâ Machouf, Sadie Mees, Nikita Stapleton, Mskwaasin Agnew, Devoney Ellis and Khurram Musti Khan were the six Canadians aboard the Conscience vessel
theindependent.ca
naubinhorth.bsky.social
Si vous voulez un formulaire simple à remplir pour écrire à M. Carney amnistie.ca/participer/2...
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graphicmatt.com
Matlow asks about Ford's claim that speed bumps can replace speed cameras. Gray says the city already install lots of speed bumps and other traffic calming measures, but speed bumps aren't really appropriate on arterial roads because they can mess with transit and emergency services.
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graphicmatt.com
"We feel very strongly that automated enforcement is a critical piece of speed management. It's a critical piece of Vision Zero," says Transportation GM Gray. She's concerned that removing the cameras will reduce the progress the city has made reducing road injuries and deaths.
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graphicmatt.com
Councillor Chernos Lin asks about the highest speed recorded by Toronto's speed cameras. Transportation General Manager Barbara Gray says it was 187 km/h in a 50 km/h zone at Midland & Montgomery — on Jan 25 at 10 p.m.

"That's shocking," says Chernos Lin.
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chrislhayes.bsky.social
I was working an entire essay on this very notion this summer and this is reminding me I should pick it back up. TL;DR - every price is someone else's income and whether prices going down on something is "good" depends a whole lot on what you do for a living.
carlquintanilla.bsky.social
ANDREESSEN: Even if AI ends up destroying all the jobs, “the result would be hyper-deflation of prices, which is the thing that people miss. .. Things that today cost a lot of money will all of a sudden be cheap or free.”

@fortune.com
fortune.com/2025/10/08/b...
naubinhorth.bsky.social
L'Ontario va finir sur le dessus du MacLeans dans un reportage sur la corruption. On leur prêtera le bonhomme carnaval avec une valise pleine d'argent pour la photo de couverture.
naubinhorth.bsky.social
Ah la la tellement bon je ris toute seule dans mon bureau :) Merci c'est trop parfait.
naubinhorth.bsky.social
C'est de l'art à l'état pur!
nicolasmarcotte.bsky.social
Je ne suis pas raciste mais… je fais campagne pour démanteler un moyen de transport écologique, économique, efficace et surtout qui diminue la congestion routière.
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rzaichkowski.bsky.social
That line about infrastructure to slow down drivers - while technically correct - is rich coming from someone who restricted the ability of cities to put in a particular one last year which actually works. If Ford doesn't want speed cameras, then REPEAL BILL 212 NOW! #shame #BikeTO #TOpoli #ONpoli
isaaccallan.bsky.social
Ontario Premier Doug Ford responds to our story that someone driving a vehicle assigned to one of his cabinet ministers was recorded stunt driving, pivoting to talk about municipal infrastructure. #OnPoli

Story▶️: globalnews.ca/news/1146702...
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erichanvey.bsky.social
There is nothing controversial about cycle lanes they are good for the environment, our health and wellbeing, and from all the research, business.

I've yet to see a city that's built cycle lanes that isn't more vibrant and beautiful than before.

Source: Ayr Advertiser
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MP urges council to reconsider controversial Ayr cycle lane plans
MP Elaine Stewart has urged South Ayrshire Council to reconsider controversial plans to install cycle lanes in Ayr town centre.
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anotherjon.bsky.social
Droughts and floods, which have been exacerbated by climate breakdown, have created a deficit in wheat production in the UK of over 7 million tonnes.

Folk at the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) have calculated that this is enough wheat to bake more than 4 billion loaves of bread.
eciu.net
ECIU @eciu.net · 11h
One year’s worth of bread lost in UK to wrecked harvests since 2020

Worsening droughts and floods have destroyed wheat for 4bn loaves of bread and forced record levels of imports.
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tomflood.bsky.social
An adult driver angry at a child they hit with their car.

Our car culture summed up in one video.
robsonfletcher.com
Police in Airdrie, Alberta (just north of Calgary) say this driver hit a 17-year-old girl in a marked crosswalk, got out of the vehicle, and appeared to get upset at the teenager before driving away.

They released this video and are now trying to identify the driver.
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gopher33j.bsky.social
As somebody with asthma who uses inhalers - SHUT THE FUCK UP. THIS ARTICLE IS SHAMING PEOPLE WITH A CHRONIC CONDITION.

"Significantly" My ass. You know what else does? AI Data centers - corporations - cows - asphalt - THOUSANDS OF OTHERS THINGS THAT ARE NOT MEDICINE.

Fuck you - fuck you again.
Inhalers contribute significantly to global warming, study finds
Millions of Americans using inhalers for chronic lung diseases like asthma may be unknowingly contributing to global warming, according to new research.
local12.com
naubinhorth.bsky.social
Our son just started volunteering for his university's radio station (CHOQ) with a chronicle on municipal politics! My job is done!
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brooklynspoke.bsky.social
Rode the new and still in-progress Court Street protected bike lane and it’s already a thing of beauty. Makes such a difference on what used to be a very dangerous street for cycling.
Cyclist on bike lane. Black asphalt and white lines. Two cyclists on city bike lane with yellow school bus on right side
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carlquintanilla.bsky.social
“.. On closer inspection, however, it turned out that the image was not a photograph of a real event in Portland, but instead a fabrication created by combining two photographs of scenes that unfolded in South America nearly a decade apart ..”

@theguardian.com
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
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nyc.streetsblog.org
On an average summer weekday, there are 475 illegally parked cars along key corridors in Downtown Brooklyn — 57 percent of which had legit or fake parking placards that let the holder park anywhere with impunity.
Brooklyn Still Choked by Placard Elite Leaving Their Cars Everywhere With No Consequences - Streetsblog New York City
Drivers park illegally — often with city-issued placards — and virtually none ever gets ticketed by cops.
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naubinhorth.bsky.social
We used to live not far from there and crossing Christophe-Colomb by foot was scary, as it was used as a car sewage with cars rushing up and down. I hope your city gets many more of these and that Québec city does too. Intersections are the final magic key for complete and safe bike networks.