Heather Marsh launched #OpDeathEaters in 2014 to expose the global child rape trafficking & blackmail industry, not as isolated crimes, but as a system of control used by oligarchs, spies and governments worldwide. Here are our goals, progress we've made to date and how you can help. #3E #Epstein
Try farting them off!
There's always money for "one more lane" but never enough for the train 🤦🏻♀️ (cue the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" music) Tell Mayor Mamdani to #BuildtheQueensLink by visiting the 🔗 in bio and writing a letter!
Not with this Conservative, 'Doug is the Mayor of all Ontario cities, counties, & regions', gov't.
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This is a horrendous decision. No local control over its LRT network.
“The infamous Koch brothers have bankrolled climate deniers, propped up polluting industries, and even tried to turn the black community pro-fossil fuel. But, as a recent New York Times story shows, the billionaire conservatives have been steadily exerting pressure against public transit as well.”
Transit posting is enlightenment.
I'm glad Bsky is way less toxic than Twisted & mainstream news. Keeping my focus on transit upgrades & expansions, plus great increases in renewable energy installations & use really helps i find.
Amazing !
'A Solution, But To What Problem?' Experts Say AVs Are The Elephant In The Room, But There's Still Time To Figure Out Their Role nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/04/20/a... via @nyc.streetsblog.org
Wow!
I just keep thinking about this. Ford loves to pound people to shit and strut across their political bodies. All the name calling. The Lefties. Socialists. Cyclists. Gravy eaters.
But he whines like a high maintenance nepo when something doesn't go his way.
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looks like the article was updated after this post:
"After being out of service for a few hours on Monday morning, the TTC says elevators at all subway stations are now operational, but require staff assistance to be used."
requiring staff to use them is so disruptive, now i have to find someone??
You can’t spend years trying to force people off door-to-door Wheeltrans service if you don’t have working elevators.
This isn’t an “inconvenience,” it’s an affront to everyone with accessibility needs.
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I love when subway/metro/underground stations do this, & show the rock face where possible. Makes stations so much more interesting, provides a cool meeting point, something unique from other near identical stations. Some Toronto Line 2 stations have interesting blobs & ovals patterns, I love it.
Spin the Steeley Dan
“‘The negative sentiment around AI has been growing steadily, and what’s changed is that the public has developed both the vocabulary and the lived experience to name what’s bothering them,’ @alondra.bsky.social says.”🧪
'inproved', and the missing Oxford Comma.
Props to the WSJ, they managed to pack almost every Trump decision-making pathology into a single story. It’s all here:
1) Short attention span
2) Impulsive behavior
3) Knowledge deficits
4) Gambling for resurrection
5) Belief in the madman theory
www.wsj.com/politics/nat...
Province-wide protest: Saturday April 25 Toronto at noon at Queen’s Park. In between these banners is a picture of Doug Ford. Corruption takes its toll.
We need to start showing up, Ontario, and not just at the ballot box.
Find a protest close to you:
protestdougford.com/about/
#DougFordIsCorrupt
However, all is not lost in Toronto as there's a chance to be bold in another place where the sidewalks can't always fit the people who want to be there: Church Street. A proposal hatched by urban planning student Rodney Chan to make Church car-free between Wellesley and Alexander from June until August, as it is during Pride and Halloween night, caught the imagination of city officials. Proving the city can move fast when it wants to, a pilot project for this summer will likely be going to Toronto and East York Community Council on April 30 and could be approved by council in May. The Church Wellesley Village BIA supports the plan, also proving some businesses see value in people-friendly places. There are forces who will pressure the city to maintain the status quo in both these places. If you like these visions for downtown streets, or wish yongeTOmorrow was bolder, make sure your voice is heard.
Not all biz is hostile & unimaginative. The Church Wellesley Village BIA is supporting the Church St pedestrian plan hatched by @chanface.bsky.social
Seeing that apparently THOUSANDS of people showed up to pay their respects to a retired MAX train tells me that Oregonians are actively yearning for public transit, and politicians that throw their weight behind efforts to not just restore but massively expand service will be handsomely rewarded
There’s always media coverage for those trying to disparage #high-speed rail or pretty much any #transit improvements. But oddly less coverage for opposition to road building. It’s almost as if most media is biased in favour of the road lobby. Perish the thought. #WorldPublicTransportDay
Gloria: [delivers true high speed rail to the US]
me: hell yeah, sick transit, Gloria
