Decrease the need to drive, neighborhoods should be walkable with amenities close by.

Why do we in north America think its normal to drive a hour through congestion and traffic to simply get milk.

Fun fact (for everyone that does not already know). When Christopher Columbus was attempting to reach the East Indies by sailing west, he instead landed in the Americas, which he mistakenly believed to be part of Asia. He then misidentified the native people as “Indians”.

Neature Walk - Episode 1

Nature is neat, that’s why Neature Walk exists.  How neat is that?  Pretty neat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm3JodBR-vs

Hey that looks like my street :(

An Indian status card is an official document issued by the Canadian government to First Nations people who are registered under the Indian Act. The card serves as proof of identity and legal Canadian identification, and can be used as ID for domestic flights.

He was then on the phone with WestJet customer service, and they didn’t even know what an Indian status card was. They started asking if Corbiere was from India.

Can’t wait to see Jaba.

Edit: Ohh shit, I take it back, my eyes!! Nightmare fule.

Just add a search yesterday on the App Store and Google Play Store to see what new “productivity apps” are around. Pretty much every app now has AI somewhere in its name.

The ones being implemented into emergency call centers are better though? Right?

This new blood type is a mix of red blood cells and microplastics. /s

Agreed, integrated tram lines at street level would work perfectly in Toronto (as they do all around the word).

Toronto just needs to take some streets with tram lines already in them and turn sections of these streets into car free pedestrian zones. Half if not more trams have boarding zones within a full traffic lane already.

Toronto being toronto through would probably screw it up, turning a non issue into a issue, with pedestrian barriers and over engineering of some sort.

The answer is yes, Toronto needs Pedestrian only streets.

Places that come to mind for pedestrians zones & car free zones.

1. King street near Spadina
2. College near Bathurst
3. Church street
4. Parliament street
5. Liberty Village
6. Kensington Market
7. Ossington Ave between Dundas & 8. Queen.
8. Roncesvalles Ave
9. Parkside Drive

The answer is yes, Toronto needs Pedestrian only streets! We have no pedestrian only streets currently. Also, pedestrian sidewalks and infrastructure needs to improve quickly. Most sidewalks are not wide enough or inadequate.

Places that come to mind for pedestrians zones & car free zones.

1. King street near Spadina
2. College near Bathurst
3. Church street
4. Parliament street
5. Liberty Village
6. Kensington Market
7. Ossington Ave between Dundas & 8. Queen.
8. Roncesvalles Ave
9. Parkside Drive

But you know by September the city and its resident’s will just forget about the problem until next July.

Because cars don’t cause deaths, it’s the pedestrians jumping infront of my car that do. /s

Edit: Has everyone been missing the satire in this point?

Canada checking in with 37.5.

But let’s be honest working through lunch eveyday it’s actually 42.5

Solar, wind, tidal, geothermal anything but oil. When will humanity get its shit together.

We really need to wean off the baby bottle filled with oil.

It really depends where you put that small pause.

Its like saying spider-man without the hyphen.

Give me trains, subways, trams, and buses. This would spur economic growth by allowing people to travel and get around easier. It would also make cities and towns more enjoyable to be in.

Make way for AI generated games! /s

Should have specified, anything equivalent for Canadians. I was interested in Privacy.com but the TOS are only for the USA.