I think the issue is that for the CBC, this assumes that the only people will run the CBC will love the CBC. This isnt always the case

Now to think of it, even in Windsor, an average new development is like 3000 people per square km

Yeah, its kinda weird seeing Windsor being more dense than Charlotte, NC

I guess, but its still results in a much more dense transit network than in the US

One special fun thing about bluesky is that there is no volume of anti-Trump material you can post or repost in a day that will prevent the interaction:

[post about something else]

[people accuse you of being obsessed w the something else and of actively seeking to distract from the Trump crisis]

We have begun the parade of morons trying get on a Dash-8 with luggage that cannot possibly fit, followed by the ritual of whining about having to gate-check bags that never had a chance of qualifying as “carry-on”

Ahhh, CLT

Whether he'll end up as a Blair, or as a Starmer is another story

Yeah people keep forgetting that the highest use of electric heating is in... South Carolina.

Is it also a reason why pre WWII Jews were hated?

Black Sawn Brewery's teeny tiny but useful delivery truck.

More of this, please!

I blame NJB for this

Like no planes flying is a bigger issue than grocery prices

The quick answer is that Trump likes to distract from these issues. Like the self inflicted shutdown

Joey Politano's review of In Our Interest 4/5: Immigration has extremely massive economic benefits. It is also one of the most divisive issues in modern democracies. Overcoming the politics of xenophobia is thus one of the most important and ...

How can we make immigration durably popular? Alex Kustov has an answer & a bunch of novel evidence in his new book

The key is not for liberal politicians to stoop to xenophobia, they must instead to make immigration policy *demonstrably* beneficial to the nation
www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

What exactly did this mass slaughter achieve in the end?

He won't get a Nobel Peace Prize. The war is not over. This is a ceasefire, not a peace agreement. We are lightyears away from a lasting peace in the middle east.

*waits 3 weeks*

Honestly, I kinda want to hear @aleach.ca 's take

Like you'd get better returns by just requiring new central air/split systems ACS to be reversible @brhaley.bsky.social

Impact Assessment of the Oil and Gas Emissions Cap

Yeah, its kinda weird that people would simply disregard the cost per ton saved, like the cost of the current emissions cap being $2887 per ton: www.pbo-dpb.ca/en/publicati...

Easy to do, but at some point, you do have to start doing popular things. The rate Carney's doing the unpopular decisions is unsustainable IMO. But we'll see in the budget if he's going to start doing popular stuff, or if he's going to crash out.

I guess, but he's not even going with public opinion, like look at the Air Canada strikes back to work order. It was very unpopular.

A bluesky post with the user's handle cropped out: "In 2015, I was told, confidently, that AI would end human drivers in the trucking industry w/in 5 years. [Begin my highlight]10 years later, and there’s what-some experimental cabs rolling around a few cities in heavily-engineered preset routes?[end my highlight] Not to mention the fact that the AI industry itself is Enron on heroin."

It's fascinating to me that there's a whole "AI skeptic" misinformation ecosystem out there that somehow continues to deny that Waymo exists. Like, this is easy to fact check! Waymo runs publicly-available service in 5 cities, you can just go look up how it works and see it's not planned routes!

Congrats!

Thats not korean

Tensile vs. Shear Strength

xkcd.com/697/

I guess, but I also think we probably should also like start talking about what is Canadian. Like Burger King is owned by a Canadian company, and run from Toronto. Is it Canadian?

Switched over to stable coins

They're hemmoraging jobs. I don't think the US public are standing for it. The second is well, we flip out every time a plant moves to the US, like we did the Heinz and now Crown Royal.