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Journalist. Writer. Creative. Dad. Avid walkist. Consultant who'd love to chat about your email marketing project. Happiest when making things happen. https://www.timquerengesser.com/
The Fallout from Reporting on White Nationalism in Canada via @thetyee.ca thetyee.ca/Opinion/2026...
What a nice potential projectile in a crash right at eye level. Perfect!
A benefit of living a life where you've worn many hats is that you can put them on if needed. Many years ago, I was in the reserves for a summer as a Ceremonial Guard in Ottawa (paid for uni). Today, I interviewed a person linked to the military and could fluently speak his lingo. See me in photo.
I think of this story when I reflect on whether life is hard or I am just soft.
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Canada counts correctly, thankfully. We're in line with France and Australia. The U.S. is three times worse.
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$2.3B for the cancellation of the oil by rail contracts in 2020/2021 by the Kenney regime.
Has anyone read this? It seems to fit with my general beliefs on planning.
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Chatting with some guy named Andrew for two mag assignments this morning.
Members of a local group called the Calgary Wanders are competing to see who can cycle the most city streets and pathways.
Fair winds, Willie, my groundhog connection to the Bruce Peninsula where I grew up.
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People like to demonstrate their (perceived) superiority to one another.
Yep. Not why I don't really ride, but after grabbing a concussion recently, adding it to the consideration pile.
Yeah. I have ridden in winter plenty, including due to finances during grad school, so I just bite my lip.
Recently had someone in the bike community throw some subtle judgment our way about not winter biking (which we do, anyway, but tend to do less than walking or taking transit).
Not the way to encourage people.
I noticed this. The main problem I have is that it's all so inconsistent. It's like you're watching a race but also a real-time demonstration of ideas from the graphics creative team.
Give us the battery charge as a rule. Give us gaps between drivers as a rule. Give us tire age as a rule.
We ended up at Millennium Place rec centre in Sherwood Park for a kid birthday. This facility is wild.
Yeah, I can see the potential.
Yep. The people in the core with less density need to have a look around before decrying the end of days.
In Glenridding to pick up something for kiddo. Townhomes and multi-family housing everywhere. Density that’s dependent on a car.
At OSFM. It’s great to see the market finally evolving and adapting. We loved the scavenger hunt.
Value Village preparing for a war
On the photo radar question, my anecdotal observation is that, with it gone, most in Edmonton are driving at 10km/h above the posted limit now, minimum. It's the new base speed.
My wife has never laughed harder than she just did watching The Lego Ninjago Movie. Life comes at you fast.
