Me 1 hour ago: I won’t comment on the VIA/Liberal HFR project until more details come out. Me now: Nawww. I’m going to spend the next few weeks absolutely tearing apart every failed aspect of it.

The idea that the London, ON region could be very close to a 1 million person region in 30 years time is quite something It’s also worth noting that the KW-Cambridge-Guelph region will hit 1 million in 10-15 years and the Hamilton region will do the same in 15-25.

DMmikepmoffatt.bsky.socialOct 4, 2024 10:58am

London-Middlesex's population is set to grow to 880,000 by 2051. We need to figure out how to support that. It's time to talk about infrastructure, land use, transit and potentially... annexation. Are we ready for those conversations? lfpress.com/news/loc...

London region population to boom by 50% over next 25 years: Queen's Park

Booming London area will lead Southwestern Ontario in population growth over the next 25 years with an expected increase of more than 50%

I've found one! A classic K67 kiosk is still serving as a mini store for a local bakery. Agfa Optima 1035 Sensor / Kodak ColorPlus #believeinfilm#filmphotography

One of the things I like about Bluesky is that it’s elevating much different voices than Twitter did (even in it’s so called “good” era). Im really seeing this in the housing/urbanist/transit space where a lot of old/tired voices and ideas are just falling flat instead of gaining traction by default

You can expect a lot more photos like this of historic homes in Kingston, especially limestone buildings and row houses, in the coming days (along with a lot of other good and not so good buildings in the city)

The Ball Chair was designed in 1963 and debuted at the Cologne Furniture Fair in 1966. Eero Aarnio for Asko, Finland (1966)

Watch The Onion News Network on Bluesky.

Part 1 of Kingston: A City trying to figure shit out, is going to look at bike infrastructure. I would say that 90% of its bike infrastructure has come in the past 5 years. And what you see below is the most common, basically a metre wide shoulder next to the curb with some paint.

Noticed a lot of oak tree saplings on the edge of the road during my daily walk. So I’m starting the day by looking for the healthiest ones and marking them. In 2 or 3 weeks I should be able to dig them up and replant them. Fingers crossed they don’t bring out the big lawnmower between now and then