Weird to see @jen_keesmaat call #freetransit "ridiculous" at the transit debate. She didn't seem to think it was ridiculous for Paris to consider it. We RT'd this tweet of hers a while back: https://t.co/BxG1Bc643N #TOPoli#TransitDebateTO
Los Angeles & Minneapolis exercise neighbourhood-level governance decisions in part by neighbourhood councils — members of the neighbourhood elected by the neighbourhood, to inform their councillor on how to vote on city affairs.
Here's how Mpls did it: https://t.co/wv9ZroSQTw
Last night’s heavy rainfall caused a significant sewage spill in Toronto’s Inner Harbour. Please help document this sewage spill by sharing your photos of Toronto’s Inner Harbour on Twitter and tagging @LOWaterkeeper.
#swimdrinkfish
Read the full story: https://t.co/qZYCsDibCa
Some of Toronto's most significant storm accumulations of flood water tonight occurred along the reclaimed & redeveloped fill lands of the waterfront, all south of Lake Ontario's natural shoreline at Front Street. #onstorm#planninghistory
@howiechong The ravines, valleys, & Black Creek watershed (e.g., Symes Park flood) worked exactly as they were formed naturally. Flooding on Dupont, King & Wilson/Keele was mostly confined to subways (original sense of the word, what we now describe as "underpasses").
@purva_creations I don't work for the city, but the City of Toronto does have a long-term plan for flood management: https://t.co/AdGvTjP8y4
In 2016, the city additionally produced a report on how to manage weather events brought about due to anthropogenic climate change: https://t.co/yu5SVkQ1c0