Bay Plant

[sonbot @sonb0t]

as much as i’m excited for this movie, near death experiences during filming is not a flex. it’s in fact a sign of incompetence and should not be romanticized

[Alex Cole @acnewsitics]

She has been a citizen longer than you have, if immigration doesn’t make her a citizen then what does that say about you?

[Flo | Side-Straddling Life Itself @MagnafoxOdyssey]

This has always been really clever to me. Of course a mechanic's garage would be a spa bath place for a robot.

[Joe @electionsjoe]

KEN MARTIN GAMBLED THE DNC HEADQUARTERS???!!!!

[Lizzie K. Foley @LizzieKFoley]

Charles Kushner was born and raised in Elizabeth, New Jersey. As an adult, he lived in Livingston NJ and Long Branch NJ as well as at an Alabama correctional facility and a Newark NJ halfway house.

Explain how he is a lifelong New Yorker, @LydiaMoynihan.

[𝓟𝓻𝓲𝓷𝓬𝓮𝓼𝓪 🐸 @princesalamwane]

Notice how she got rejected and didn’t hit him, insult him, or kill him

[Rob Gosse @RobGosse1]

Now the Billy Bishop expansion is not going to happen, let’s renew our fight to restore and reopen the real Ontario Science Centre.

Neighbourhoods outside the downtown core deserve cultural spaces that support learning and community.

[Andrew @andr3w31a561]

There were so many shots in this movie where I thought “oh they knew exactly what they were doing”

[Trace Cohen @Trace_Cohen]

10 NYC property facts that surprised me:

1/ NYC’s 1.17 million tax lots have a combined Department of Finance market value of roughly $1.915 trillion.

2/ Just 2,835 properties are valued above $50 million. That is only 0.24% of all lots, but they represent $451.4 billion, or nearly 24% of the city’s total property value.

3/ Queens has 382,909 tax lots, more than twice Manhattan’s 179,175. Yet Manhattan is worth $656.3 billion compared with Queens at $470.4 billion.

4/ Manhattan contains only about 15% of NYC’s tax lots, but represents roughly 34% of the city’s total property value.

5/ Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens combine for approximately $1.66 trillion, nearly 87% of all assessed property value in NYC.

6/ The largest property segment by number of lots is the $500,000 to $1 million range, with 429,591 properties.

7/ More than 301,000 NYC properties are valued below $500,000, but together they represent only $60.3 billion, about 3% of total citywide value.

8/ LLC-owned properties are worth approximately $503 billion, more than the entire assessed property value of Queens.

9/ Individuals and other non-entity owners still control approximately $960 billion, just over half of all assessed property value.

10/ Commercial and industrial properties lead by value at $597.9 billion, but one- and two-family homes dominate by count with more than 566,000 tax lots.

The biggest takeaway: NYC real estate is incredibly top-heavy. A tiny number of ultra-expensive properties account for an enormous share of the city’s total value.

[Talia Jane @taliaotg]

Now I know my landlord pays just $6000 a year in taxes on my building, while charging residents upwards of $12,000, per unit, annually.

[adrian @FeelinGood21]

Holy shit wtf lol

[LA @trying2help]

Mayor Chow has a very important point.
Ford doesn’t get to keep Torontos land he confiscated for the now defunct BB expansion
He needs to return it or Toronto needs to sue

[Mayor Olivia Chow 🇨🇦 @MayorOliviaChow]

I want to thank the Prime Minister and the Minister of Transportation for listening to the people of Toronto.

Thank you to everyone who spoke out, shared your voice, and stood up for our community. Your relentless advocacy has made a difference.

Now that this expansion is not moving forward, we are calling on the Province to return the City’s land.

Together, we can continue working to build a waterfront for future generations, with new parks, housing and more.

[Tyler Meredith @tylermeredith]

Apparently Shopify’s CEO thinks governments should remove voting rights for some.

I can’t believe serious people take this man seriously for anything other than how he runs his company.
#cdnpoli

[Nathaniel Arfin @ArfinNathaniel]

Idk, feels like it should be front-page news that the CEO of Canada’s largest non-banking company thinks that poor people shouldn’t be allowed to vote.

[Jake Landau (He/Him) 🇨🇦🇵🇸🇻🇪🇺🇦 @JakeLandauTO]

CEO of Shopify saying he thinks you should get multiple votes in an election if you're wealthy, and NO vote if you don't make at least $100k a year. This man is a threat to democracy.

[Tyler Meredith @tylermeredith]

.@Shopify CEO: the poor shouldn’t be allowed to vote.

#cdnpoli

[Subi-doo 🐸 @suzamaroo]

Trump announcing he’s running in 2028 is an impeachable offense on its own.

[Z*Y @ThatComicFan3]

Mahershala Ali and Don Cheadle need to jump Kevin Feige

[Black Capital @Blackcapitalis]

Turned down the Matrix
Turned down Django
Turned down Inception.
Yes to Wild Wild West.