"The closing of the tech hubs is also part of a trend in which large companies are calling workers back to headquarters ... some companies want employees closer at hand."
https://t.co/QN3tT0Pbv9
Either we do the right thing + kill the Gardiner rebuild, repair our waterfront + restitch the east end into the fabric of the city through new streets, housing, parks and transit, or our kids will end up doing it 20 years from now. After the entire $2 billion has been spent.
Briefing Note from staff is short sighted, siloed: no mention of the fact that stopping the rebuild now would enable us to create a new waterfront neighbourhood with 8000 new homes. Eight thousand!
Lead now, or later, but the longer the rebuilding of the Gardiner goes on, the costlier it becomes. The cost of stopping the Spadina Expressway - which also was partly built and remains as the Allen Expressway - was unfathomable at the time. But imagine if it had been completed!
As much as we might want to litigate whether Tory should have stepped down, we need to focus on setting the stage for a robust election. This leader will have strong Mayor powers! Do we continue tripping along or set a new course as a city? https://t.co/KOvkd4eQcM
Highway, or housing? We are spending nearly 2 billion to rebuild a highway only 3% of the population uses. On this land, we could build a new waterfront neighbourhood with 8000 new homes. Let’s stop throwing good money after bad and cancel this boondoggle. https://t.co/ttijDhbG2m
With change, opportunity. We need a leader who invests in the right infrastructure. I have been resigned to the broken garbage bins, decaying parks + streets. We made that choice when we choose highways over places. I have my eye on a few very good people.
https://t.co/0kPCCAEt2A
There are only a few places on earth where thousand year old trees still stand. The west coast of Canada is one of them but every day they are logged.
Time to stop the logging: https://t.co/5lrUNnvtHK #ProtecttheIrreplaceable#ActOnClimate#nature#Feb25 pics @TJWattPhoto
Watching Pamela Anderson tell her own story is beautiful, devastating and incredibly powerful.
I’m so glad we’re seeing a trend where women — who were repeatedly, brutally and publicly failed — are reclaiming the narratives of their own lives.