Recent content by Sandpit

Never mind I don't use the same username there! https://bsky.app/profile/chrisdeleon.bsky.social/post/3mamdiojr422q https://bsky.app/profile/bubbaprog.xyz/post/3mamlujxjn223

That's a shame, as you were one of the first (if not the first) to post about this. If you look at my bsky profile, there are (at least) two people who have uploaded higher quality versions directly onto Bluesky.

Did anything happen to your icloud account? It seems the Youtube uploads got hit/are getting hit with DMCA takedowns, but those on Bluesky and the Internet Archive are still up. Also copies are on torrent and Mega (as the article I linked notes).

https://www.404media.co/archivists-posted-the-60-minutes-cecot-segment-bari-weiss-killed/

I'm a bit surprised no one has mentioned the CECOT segment pulled by CBS appearing in the Global TV app and captured by our very own @JasonParis

Honestly I'd rather demolish the existing tower and build the Ontario Science Centre here. It'll benefit from being downtown and right next to the AGO - just like how the Science Museum in London is a major tourist attraction because it's right next to the Natural History Museum and the V&A...

YRT Route 2's service levels ought to be similar to TTC's Route 42 Cummer. One just north of Steeles, the other just south yet two completely different worlds.

They've had two years to prove this (which is what I expect an official report to do). I suppose it could be to match the gas tax cut, which (IIRC) was extended once before being made permanent. Now they can claim to treat drivers and non-drivers equally..

I don't get why the extension is for two more years and not permanent. When it was first introduced for two years, I thought it was a due diligence policy where there would be a report after two years which would recommend making the program permanent as a next step.

In the long term, when the South Hill plaza is fully redeveloped and David Dunlap Observatory Park is transformed into a regional destination (complete with planetarium), it would be worth it to extend the subway slightly north. You'll notice that the rail alignment is well east of Yonge, so it...

Does CIBC still have offices at Commerce Court?

East Harbour Metropolitan Centre

It's legally and commonly still called Humber College.

On the other hand, the "Pioneer Village" itself changed its name, and this could be an opportunity to address that.

I remember them making a point of not calling them buses in their promotional literature: "They're so advanced, we call them RTVs - Rapid Transit Vehicles". This was quietly dropped once they realized literally no one else called them that.