Real tight ship the chief is running over there

Much like the SIU, I suspect Doug will eventually call for some sort of inquiry but will staff it with cops and ex cops to ensure nothing of substance could come of it. Like a province wide Police Services Board

I believe the mayor has declared a conflict on many motions this term that relate to landlord/tenant issues. Someone else could confirm but that's my recollection.

Don't forget - if you complain it means you support giving fentanyl to babies. Only two options

Given how close the last election was, it is tough to imagine a scenario where he doesn't win in a landslide.

Couple of former London Knights

I think it's fair that they need not be concerned with Doug's ham-fisted investigation. Not many ppl in the province less concerned about police corruption than Doug

Realistically it's tough for me to imagine a 1% increase in the library budget compared to the mayor's ask is gonna fundamentally change the situation. If the library closes the problem just shifts to Jackson Square. A lot of passing the buck bc the province refuses to do their job.

As always, us lowly plebs should have planned ahead better and inherited a vast fortune from daddy, and a known political name from our far more talented brother.

Presumably Doug Ford will object to this local move to expand access to Supervised Consumption Sites

I do think progressives need to do a better job understanding this. Arguing for empathy and decency doesn't really work when ultimately much of his political base actively cheer for toxic drugs killing people faster

Not just an odour even. There was a distinct haze in the air this morning. The CN yard often gives off a smell, but this certainly lingered longer than I would say is typical

Sorry bestie. I know you're struggling and I'd love to visit, but street parking can be challenging and I can't envision a different way if getting around so. See ya never

Biked from the north end to strathcona market today and not a single bike lane was fully cleared. Not one. And the York Blvd westbound separated lane was at one point fully blocked. It snowed a week ago. Absolutely ridiculous @cyclehamilton.bsky.social @cityofhamilton.bsky.social

Thanks for advocating for those of us who don't mind being numb for a while after getting to work. Several of the lanes I use still aren't in great shape (Ferguson sharrows and Hunter towards the keddy) but the keddy access itself was in great shape today. Happy to see it

Just say what happened. The Gestapo executed a man in cold blood in the street. Noone was "involved". They executed him

This will come as a big surprise to the thousands of Canadian combat veterans from Afghanistan

The staff at both Jackson and the library do great work in my experience. They demonstrate empathy but are firm and direct when necessary. What they are asked to do however is unsustainable and should not be asked of them. Library workers and mall security guards cannot be social workers or police

I appreciate the honesty. A vast improvement on the Hamilton north end "Safe housing for all" anti-housing signs

This is such a bummer. Even when the lanes are initially cleared they inevitably get filled back in by other plows or by people shoveling snow from their driveways into the bike lane. And then people complain that noone is biking

Important to preserve as many parking lots as possible, to maintain the community fabric

They can kidnap a head of state in another country without suffering any casualties of their own, yet their vast intelligence apparatus still can't track down my Soros cheque for the ANTIFA driving academy. Curious

I'm sure the data exists, but I'd bet TV news viewing (not a specific broadcast, just watching it at all) neatly predicts political views, particularly on local issues. A half hour at the dentist has even a rational person thinking the world is nothing but murder and car accidents.

I don't support torture, but I would pay for a pay-per-view of Stephen Miller being forced to watch Encanto with his eye lids taped open

I don't know all the backstory here but I loved the Aftermath trilogy. I believe they were the first non-Legends star wars books I read and I remember being absolutely gripped by them. So thanks!

I deliberately avoid Hunter, despite it being the most protected way to get to work, because the stop lights make cycling basically impossible. I do wonder what those numbers would be otherwise as I can't imagine I'm the only person who does this.

This is so exciting. I certainly hope the city and the developer having been working together over the previous months to ensure work can begin shortly. Just terrific news for the city and the North End specifically.

I suspect you are looking at several of them in the video

I do appreciate Radley for answering the question "what would happen if the online comment section turned into a person"?