The message that people in power send when they don’t acknowledge community demands through official channels is that the community must take action outside of official processes.

Coming back on occasion to see friends who are still here starting to feel like visiting high school after graduating. Anyway, good stuff happening at the other place now.

This is the “I called your tailor” of welding

This is a block from where Doris Porter was killed by a driver this summer

Neil Young, creative since 2020

Where are we going for appliance parts in Winnipeg?

How’d she get the picture of my living room

One of the more corrosive parts of driving culture is the way we accept bending rules without regard for their purpose. Sure, go 10kph above the limit, even if that is the difference between 80% life and 80% death. Park 10 min early in a no-stop zone, in a bike route at rush hour

Explaining to our very disappointed kid that we can’t all go for a bike ride on Wellington Cres anymore because city council decided it should be a highway half the year

I actually don’t want to hear shit today about approaches to federal politics. Spend the next year building power in your community winning local issue campaigns. Demonstrate change can happen through collective action instead of blaming outsiders and newcomers.

Ah well, I guess this time around we’re trying Naziism in the US and social democrats in Germany. Hold on, just getting an alert…