A strange genre of signs is that of those that tell blatant lies.
Any local, or anyone who looks at a map, could tell you that this trail does in fact go to both Tew's Falls and Dundas Peak – at Hamilton, Ontario
It seems problematic to call the lanes “empty" when the article acknowledges that data shows over 50,000 trips have already been taken, before the network is even complete #CycleWR
Those empty cycling lanes in downtown Kitchener are a sign of the city’s long game
therecord.com/news/waterloo-…
After I dropped my bike off at Ziggy's, I thought I'd continue on my journey by trying a Neuron e-scooter.
Good fun, but there's definitely room for improvement 🧵 – at Waterloo, Ontario
This was certainly much more fun than driving would have been. Also more sustainable and safer.
However, it would seem that the experience is impacted by a rather excessive use of geofencing. – at Waterloo, Ontario
Leading a #JanesWalk on Saturday, exploring a corner of Kitchener with a murky past that will soon be home to a key active transportation connection
janeswalkwr.com/2023/04/04/b… – at Kitchener, Ontario
Tired: the lack of continuous sidewalk on University Ave across the Conestoga Parkway
Wired: bypassing the bridge entirely with this hidden wildlife tunnel into Bechtel Park – at Kitchener, Ontario
Brutal. @fordnation is unquestionably the most destructive premier in this province's history.
Replying to @Gasp4Change
Dundas Valley Conservation Area has been ordered by @dougford to initiate a process to review all of their land holdings and determine all lands on which subdivisions could be built and sold to developers environmentaldefence.ca/2023…
Enjoyed some unexpected company while scouting a potential #JanesWalk location
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Housing supply begins with access to land - not land in our Greenbelt, but land where we have existing roads, transit, parks + schools. Auckland has created record breaking supply quickly through ZONING REFORM, despite high construction costs and rising interest rates. Thread:
The annual conversation in many Ontario cities surrounding sidewalk snow removal (and inevitable failure to implement anything), despite significant support + evidence, is the sort of thing that keeps many disengaged from local politics
#snowmobilityWR


















