Mike Boos

Honestly, I thought we were already supposed to be working on a business case six years ago?

Maybe it can be combined with the Lake Erie pipeline we'll need for drinking water if Ford paves over the rest of our farmland

Ion light rail passing over bridge in Waterloo Park under a partly cloudy sky on a summer day

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Licked a measuring spoon that had been used first for sugar, then for balsamic vinegar, and there's a huge business opportunity out there for someone who wants to make balsamic flavoured candy.

Outside both houses I have owned, you can hear the sound of the highway. I wonder how far away you'd need to live to not hear it at all?

Would Preston and Hespeler team up to take out Galt? Who am I kidding, Cambridge isn't going to agree on anything.

Is this Toronto's own 30-50 feral hogs meme?

Only if I get to be minister of memes.

CBC election watch website, showing part of Newfoundland, but the majority of the map tiles are blank.

CBC's map tile server is predicting a win for The Void.

Mike Boos in a red cycling jersey and bike helmet, in front of a polling station. An "I bike, I vote" pin is attached to the cycling jersey.

Elbows and kickstands up!

If you are looking for a tedious and labour intensive way to aerate your lawn, have you tried a shitload of dandelions?

Excerpt from Globe and Mail article: Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he’ll call U.S. President Donald Trump to end the tariff war as one of his first acts as prime minister if his party forms government Monday. He made the comments in Saskatoon as he laid out an agenda for the first 100 days of his government. “We will obviously call President Trump and tell him that the tariffs are destructive, and they should be lifted on day one and a new deal negotiated.”

That'll show 'em 🙄

Helmets also increase the likelihood of finding those ceilings, haha. Visited the Luskville caves multiple times, never bumped my head until I started wearing a helmet. The buoyancy of the helmets further increased the chances of bumping the ceiling when the water levels were high.

Judge grills province on whether Toronto bike lane removals are 'arbitrary' Justice Paul Schabas considering whether to block government from removing lanes while he considers Charter challenge

"Justice Paul Schabas was evidently not impressed, noting that 100 years of automobile history have shown that driving in crowded downtown areas leads to heavy traffic."

Justice Schabas, welcome to the @thewaroncars.bsky.social www.thetrillium.ca/news/justice...

People can be homeless, but God forbid that cars might be.

One imagines that light rail with a 750 V wire overhead might deter this sort of activity.

Next they'll be saying they're packed in like sardines.

That's what Trump spends most of his time doing, at Joint Base Andrews, right?

I've been banging this drum for a decade, glad to see it finally getting mainstream attention. tritag.ca/blog/2016/03...

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Google AI overview to query "500g flour in cups" "500 grams of flour is approximately 2 1/2 cups. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Standard Conversion: 1 cup of all-purpose flour typically weighs around 120 grams. Calculation: To find the equivalent in cups, divide the total grams (500) by the grams per cup (120): 500g / 120g/cup = 4.17 cups. Rounding: Since we are using a standard conversion, we will round down to 4.17 cups to 4 cups. Therefore, 500g of flour is approximately 2 1/2 cups . "

Therefore.

Tobias from Arrested Development dramatically reading, "oh my God, we're having a fire... sale "

At a time when Canada needs MASSIVE investment to transition away from the US, to build new facilities and transpo towards our ports, to rebuild our military, to build HOMES, to rebuild science and post-sec ed... to see the two main parties jump on *tax cuts* for their campaigns is depressing.

The energy isn't going in exactly the direction I'd like.

Ce n'est pas possible!

Not if you use the international standard, ISO 8601, year-month-day, adopted in Canada as CAN/CSA-Z234.4-89 (R2007)

Wow, I had thought I was alone thinking this.

But sidewalks are just too hard, apparently.