@LWillson_82 I’ve lived in Toronto a decade and have never heard of anyone attending an Argos game, or even pass the bar of mentioning the Argos in conversation. Hard to say if they exist at all.
@LukewSavage Yes, so obvious they are all pushing on the door to see what regulations can be lessened or ideally removed. And those that aren’t are seen by their peers as missing out
@MikePMoffatt There were many master planned and dense neighbourhoods built out in the GTA over last 25 yrs. But if you’ve bought into a SFD neighbourhood the existence of Cornell (Markham) or the Village at York U is not relevant. Too easy for people to say that’s a different context.
@MikePMoffatt The idea that building denser residential neighbourhoods on greenfield land as a demonstration leading to later reforms and social acceptance in established neighbourhoods is not persuasive, naive actually.
@Green9Bobby@MikePMoffatt 49% of the Canadian population is not engaged in market labour. In 2001 it was 50%, in 1981 it was 53%, in 1961 it was 65%. US has comparable numbers as do other welfare states. No developed country could call itself democratic if it limited the vote to those who earn income.