One of those sides wants big profits. The other wants a livable city and habitable planet.
I only see one of them being straight with us about their goals.
This is not the democratic system that I want for my city. All wards/areas need to be represented - not just those with councillors who are in the “club”.
Gosh that is hideous! But it reminds me, when i was architecture critic at the Sun-Times a million years ago, I tried to slip in “facadomy” to describe stuff this—but the editors busted me!
Doug Ford cancelled the $100M school repair fund but he’s buying you a beer, folks.
Sure terrible lighting, drafty windows, leaking roofs & useless old furnaces won’t fix themselves but isn’t it time Ontario’s children started thinking of primary school as one long bottle drive?
The @BBCNews: "If you have to cycle on any of the major arteries in Toronto, it's more dangerous than anywhere else in the world." This is why destroying #TransformYonge was so disheartening. We know how to fix this. Only politics are preventing change.
https://t.co/ZkBBDc6p7u
This is - regrettably - a very valid question in light of Council's 16-5 decision this week to ignore key parts of its own official plan. A must read. https://t.co/YFPyheO7Q8
We are dealing here, as they say, with an epistemic crisis: people who cannot be convinced of *anything* that conflicts with their priors, no matter what evidence they are shown. And who are encouraged and supported in this idiocy by others of like mind.