Tim Fennell

Shouldn't the graphic be on the back of the shirt?

Say goodbye to longer days: When daylight saving time ends in Canada - National | Globalnews.ca Attention, Canada: Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour when Daylight Saving Time ends.

Can we please end the stupidity of changing our clocks every 6 months?
#canada #mbpoli #manitoba
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Opinion: Time for a shakeup at city hall I don’t know how many of you remember this, but our current mayor, Scott Gillingham, won his position in the 2022 civic election with just 27 per cent of the vote, the smallest vote share for any mayo...

Very good op ed by Erna Buffie in the @winnipegfreepress.com Reminding #Winnipeg Scott Gillingham only got 27% of the 2022 mayoral vote and how things need a change at city hall. www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/anal...

Today marks two years since the start of Benjamin Netanyahu's horrific genocide of Palestinians. He and countless members of the IDF should face war crime charges and crimes against humanity.

Nearly 4 million Americans already travel internationally to access healthcare every year. Usually to save money.

"Experts and major rights groups have accused Israel of genocide, and the International Criminal Court is seeking the arrest of Netanyahu and his former defense minister for using starvation as a method of war."
There is no question Israel is committing genocide. Netanyahu made this clear to the UN.

@bencarrwpg.bsky.social
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The government should be working to support companies like Edison Motors as they work to electrify trucks. Sounds like Environment Canada and Transport Canada are blocking them at every turn. Please support innovation in Canada.

Any government officials actively working to divide Canada are traitors to Canada and should be removed from office.

An Ontario teen died after waiting in agony for hours at an ER. Now, his family wants an inquest Finlay van der Werken’s parents have filed a lawsuit and are pushing to reform emergency care after their 16-year-old’s death

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I don't know the details of this case, but this should never happen.

I have been told by a paramedic that in the event of a serious medical emergency, always call an ambulance. The paramedics will attend to you until you are in the care of the ER.

Maybe police if trying to fly a drone into a building where radio signals can't reach reliably.

I can't think of any legitimate/legal civilian uses.

Wild you can just buy 5km+ long fibers for FPV drones from china. These things are single use so there are only so many use cases.

YouTube video by DRM News Finland’s President Delivers Most Inspiring, Powerful UN Speech Yet on Multipolar World Order | AC1G

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Impractical and unsafe for everyone outside the vehicle. Shouldn't be the norm on our roadways.

"No one is above the law" unless your last name starts with T and ends with rump.

"The government is arguing that the changes are necessary to keep the Crown corporation — which is on track to lose $1.5 billion in 2025 — afloat."

Wait until they find out the Canadian Coast Guard "lost" $2.84 billion last year. How will they "stay afloat" without big changes?

Opinion: Funding Transit a necessity While the new Winnipeg Transit network launched in June 2025 has achieved many of its objectives, it’s important to assess what is and isn’t working in order to see Winnipeg Transit reach its full pot...

Thanks to @mmarginet.bsky.social for clarifying some of the misunderstandings of our new transit system and making it clear that "It doesn’t matter what a city says it wants to be, a city’s vision is shown in what it chooses to budget for." t.ly/ixbKX

College that regulates Manitoba physicians overwhelmed by investigations Office undergoes revamp to help sole investigator deal with workload, spokesman says

The regulatory body that’s responsible for protecting Manitoba patients, by holding doctors to account, has more than 225 open investigations — but only one investigator.

This makes me sad to hear. I always enjoyed her energy.

Cambridge Street traffic-calming measures having an effect A resident of Cambridge Street in Winnipeg's River Heights neighbourhood says drivers are starting to find alternative routes after the city installed temporary traffic-calming curbs last month.

It's me!
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Transcona Coun. Russ Wyatt endorses candidate in Elmwood-East Kildonan byelection | CBC News Transcona councillor Russ Wyatt tells CBC News he supports Braydon Mazurkiewich, who is running to replace the late councillor Jason Schreyer, a close ally of Wyatt's.

Ha! Mazurkiewich endorsed by arguably one of the worst councillors in Winnipeg. #winnipeg #wpgpoli
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The cover of That'll Never Work Here, by Patty Wiens. Part of The City Project, series editors Emma & Michel Durand-Wood. The cover is illustrated with colourful images of people biking.

I'm so excited for and proud of @pattybikes.com for her forthcoming book, That’ll Never Work Here: Challenging the Myths Around Biking in a Winter City!

The book comes out Oct 28, and you can pre-order your copy now!

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Frequency IS freedom! And Winnipeg's new transit system needs a lot more of it!

I suggested to them when they presented the plan to me that they should consider how to accommodate cyclists there so they wouldn't have to veer into traffic. I asked them to speak to Bike Winnipeg, but I'm not sure they did.

Apparently they do plan to try different positions of the curb blocks over time. So I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that they started wide and will make it narrow over time.

Am I the only one who doesn't understand why they didn't also just make Cambridge Street 30km/h? Now we have 20x 30km/h signs in three blocks, but the speed limit is still actually 50km/h.

Taking the train home last night it was something to see all the fire damage near the Ontario/Manitoba border. When I left for Ontario this was all green.

Fires

13 temporary concrete curbs to calm traffic throughout Winnipeg 'will save lives': public works chair | CBC News The head of Winnipeg's public works committee says temporary concrete curbs to calm traffic are an interim solution to slow persistent speeding drivers in select areas throughout the city.

Fantastic!

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We Need to Rethink Urban Cycling for Older Adults, New Report A project is helping change the narrative around cycling and older adults . Pathways to Mobility is showing how cycling plays a role in healthy aging.

“The biggest insights include the overwhelming desire of many older adults wanting to bike to improve physical and mental health but need a culture of support that includes providing access to bikes and how to ride."

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When even the people building the AI are saying regulations and controls are needed, people should probably listen. The problem is that the American government is a bit broken at the moment.