Nick Chaloux

[Collectif Vélo Île-de-France @VeloIdF]

Une petite révolution: @France2tv montre - avec @CMaguin et Charlotte Guth de @Paris - que les pistes cyclables doivent être sécurisées davantage comme aux Pays-Bas. Conclusion: le vélo passe de la case “celui qui dérange” à la case “mode de transport à sécuriser d’urgence” 👌

[CityNews Toronto @CityNewsTO]

An estimated 138,000 people are expected to travel through the airport today. https://t.co/wEIoWtXGXn

[Eli Aaron @plg_and_poli]

The bus terminal consisted of an east-west passageway connecting to the subway station, with stairs up to the individual bus platforms. The bus terminal closed in 2004. 2/2

[Eli Aaron @plg_and_poli]

Opened in 1954, the terminus of Canada's first subway included a large and very functionally designed bus terminal at Eglinton Station. 1/2 #TBT #TTC #TOhistory

[John Pasalis @JohnPasalis]

Cities, and even neighbourhoods dominated by investors are more vulnerable to price declines. This chart prepared by the @bankofcanada used my investor research for the GTA to show the neighbourhoods that had the high rate of investors in 2016 saw the biggest decline in prices 7/

[Steve Munro @SwanBoatSteve]

And this is precisely the sort of publicity that idiot of a Minister deserves: https://t.co/ndYzgkjiZW

[Jennifer Pagliaro @jpags]

Karygiannis is now questioning the mayor on his tax proposal. Says he reached out to his constituents and 64% don't approve of it. I do not have more data about this unscientific poll.

[Green Party of Canada @CanadianGreens]

The Hamilton LRT would reduce the city’s carbon emissions, limit urban sprawl and create hundreds of jobs. This is critical green infrastructure being killed for political reasons.

https://t.co/GtzMksw3qP

[Mike Schreiner @MikeSchreiner]

Hamiltonians deserve modern mass transit that relieves gridlock, reduces pollution, and increases economic productivity.

Ford's short-sighted decision to scuttle the LRT will backfire.

https://t.co/KmTz13PzlX #onpoli #YesLRT
#HamOnt

[Ontario NDP @OntarioNDP]

The NDP and its four Hamilton MPPs — including Official Opposition Leader @AndreaHorwath — say they’re going to fight like hell to save the Hamilton LRT, now that Doug Ford has made up an excuse to cancel the long-awaited transit project.https://t.co/aGf1GXck6r #onpoli #HamOnt

[Pampered Bougie Princess @neecye]

Remember when there was a Toronto election with a crop of new, young, diverse people to choose from and everyone voted the same damn councillors they complain about all year around?

[Ward 4, Parkdale-High Park @gordperks]

If we applied this thinking to the Premier's transit plan for Toronto there would be one heck of price jump.

[John-Paul Danko @JohnPaulDanko]

LRT has been cancelled - tender process terminated, property acqusition stopped, 40+ staff terminated. @C_Mulroney ran out afraid to face the #HamOnt public, Mayor & councillors. How any voter, business owner or investor could trust @fordnation for anything is beyond me #LIAR

[Robert Benzie @robertbenzie]

BREAKING: Transportation Minister @C_Mulroney is effectively cancelling the Hamilton LRT, claiming the province’s 2014 price tag has ballooned to $3B from the original $1B. She blames the previous Liberal government, which left office 18 months ago. #onpoli #HamOnt

[Nick Chaloux @Nick_Chaloux]

I’m glad @weworkcanada provided a space for such innovative and productive companies; ones that make sure to exploit young talent in order for family wealth to get ahead. Exposure feeds mouths, right? #toronto #latestagecapitalism

[Nick Chaloux @Nick_Chaloux]

@BenSpurr Is there any details on what the CEO’s office (and deputy ceo group) need extra money for and why that is more important than service increases or fare freezes? The increase for these groups isn’t even offset by the expected fare enforcement revenue.

[Ben Spurr @BenSpurr]

To recap: TTC released plan to hike fares and crack down on evasion late Friday, days after it was supposed to. Deputant who showed up arguing racialized communities affected by these policies deserve more consultation had security called on him and was ejected from meeting.

[Bloomberg CityLab @CityLab]

The mayor of Paris has strong words for Amazon, calling the company a "creator of precarity, congestion and pollution" and "an ecological disaster." She wants Amazon to pay for the pollution and congestion caused by the delivery of 250,000 packages a day. https://t.co/aZFRYDVafL

[Gil Meslin @g_meslin]

Almost every spot along the street is occupied. If the City is looking for low-hanging revenue opportunities, it could start with paid parking exclusions that are a throwback to a past when Sunday morning meant closed shops and empty streets.