@KarinLitzcke@JohnRustad4BC You are sadly mistaken if you think you’re going to find electoral support for this bigotry in Vancouver Mount Pleasant. @RobShaw_BC
“Montreal is #redesigning 13 of its downtown streets to make the area #safer for pedestrians and cyclists. From street closures to reorienting traffic, the Ville-Marie makeover's main goal is to reduce the number of cars on the road” https://t.co/E1nJb9wZQP
@orrkid1@christineeboyle@Lucyincanada The direct route from store to store on Broadway is entirely unprotected now. The point of protected bike lanes is to support cycling by everyone, which seriously dilutes the sweaty dudes component. And this is what “the avenues” in Paris look like these days.
Gasoline versus electric cars? Here’s how their life cycle emissions compare in Canada | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis https://t.co/b6iak8RCOI
In 2022, we
- reversed organ death in pigs
- made the first embryo from stem cells
- made a pan-influenza vaccine
- saw the beginning of time
- got best-ever results from cancer & obesity therapy trials
- maybe cracked the case of multiple sclerosis
https://t.co/U24emm7aoA
Patagonia’s founder, Yvon Chouinard, gave the $3 billion company to trusts and nonprofits to fight climate change.
“Hopefully this will influence a new form of capitalism that doesn’t end up with a few rich people and a bunch of poor people,” he said. https://t.co/LcfK7AWWfs
In Opinion
“Johnson’s career is ending, at least for now, the way Trump’s should have ended — with public revulsion leading his own party to oust him," writes Michelle Goldberg of the British prime minister. https://t.co/uBDVUCSvpk