an outdoor blllboard There will never be a bell loud enough, a helmet strong enough, or clothing bright enough to make up for poor infrastructure. Picture of child biking in a painted bike lane
Enough.
Awesome to see this billboard up in Vancouver.
Was really incredible to work with the people at @visionzerovancouver.ca to bring this to life.
Wales’ 20mph (~30kph) speed limit saved lives—about 100 fewer deaths and serious injuries in just one year. Slower speeds make streets safer for everyone. Vancouver must follow suit. How many lives will we sacrifice before we take action?
Danielle Smith says out loud what most Canadians fear about Pierre Poilievre:
“…but I would say, on balance, the perspective that Pierre would bring would be very much in sync with, I think…the new direction in America,” she added.”
#cdnpoli #ableg
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To Vancouver Cycling advocates: we need to band together and purchase a small plow for our bike routes. The city NEVER plows the bike streets or paths and for days to weeks after the chunky ice makes cycling hazardous. I’ll volunteer as driver!
Not every Canadian Pierre Poilievre supporter is a Trump supporter.
But every Canadian Trump supporter is a Pierre Poilievre supporter.
That’s a big red flag. #TeamCanada
Foundation, a nice and pretty medieval city building game 🏰
Proud of our premier staying the course and pushing for more diversity in our experts. Unlike some premiers *cough* Douggie *cough* who walked back their tough talk pretty quickly.
Canada’s response to U.S. tariffs. Justin Trudeau's best speech.
Canada will place 25% tariffs on $155 billion in US imports in retaliation for Trump tariffs. That is an addition to a nationwide boycott on all US products across Canada. #cdnpoli #tariffwar
We're stronger together, #Canada.
Wicked, while an amazing musical adaptation, is also a fantastic portrayal of a magical world where they only have bikes, trains and walkable (danceable) cities.
Oh, and balloons too I guess.
Stop trying to make buck happen
A reminder that bikes don’t cause traffic, cars do. Taking out lanes (I’m looking at you Ontario) is not suddenly going to make any of your traffic woes better.
If only more of our politicians played cities skylines this would be a better world…and a lot more vans with donuts on top of them.
ICC issuing arrest warrant for Netanyahu clear proof of court’s bias against genocidal maniacs
How Singapore of you
It’s the GST free Christmas trees that really does it for me.
You’re a beautiful city
More driving = less winter. What a poignant picture.
I dream about the day Vancouver switches from majority cars to majority bikes. Paris is such a great example of runaway urbanism and I’m here for it.
READ: “3,337 Parisians were equipped with GPS trackers to record their journeys…for journeys from the outskirts of Paris to the center, the number of cyclists now far exceeds the number of motorists, a huge change from just 5 years ago.”
Evidence of leadership.
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It’s so good! Congrats!
I love the runaway urbanism/walkability of Paris happening. It seems like cities hit some threshold that allows them to go from incremental changes to major culture shifts like this without major opposition. I hope anywhere in NA reaches that threshold one day.
Happy to have you here! Hoping this place stays more positive than X.
Finally swiping right on Bluesky and giving up on the toxic X.
This is so hard to watch happening. Sorry to all the cyclists and active transporters in Toronto :(
I’m excited to see how this pilot turns out. It’d be nice to take the onus off of the public to find their own family doctor, and hopefully the medical home model is successful!
