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Kim Moir retweeted
Here is my statement on the city's proposed newcomer reception centres. We will have many more conversations about this difficult matter. To quote a colleague: we need the courage that comes from a common purpose to do whatâs right. seandevine.ca/councillor_devâŚ
Kim Moir retweeted
The bigotry from some politicians dressed up as âa lack of servicesâ that has come with this is astonishingly parochial and these are the same people who routinely vote against more not for profit housing.
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Kim Moir retweeted
The sprung structure discussion is so incredibly disappointing. Nobody is happy to have to put this up. It is not a *choice*. People are coming here and community centres are currently overflowing as temporary shelters. The alternative is much worse - homelessness and huge costs.
Kim Moir retweeted
Something that Tanya Talaga said a couple of weeks ago that hasnât left me: when you think of Murray, think of the weight of hearing thousands of accounts of untold horror, and the toll it would take on your body. Think of taking that on. cbc.ca/news/politics/murray-âŚ
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#ONpoli
This sums up every Ford policy:
Reporter: âA lot of Ontarians donât have a car, so how would this (gas tax cut) help them?â
Doug Ford: âWell, I totally disagree.â
Kim Moir retweeted
The crooked Ford government is trying to bribe you with $200 in a bid to win an early election.
nationalobserver.com/2024/10âŚ
Kim Moir retweeted
got laid off in the big @dropbox layoffs today.
if anybody is looking for a staff-level engineer who loves mentoring and who is an expert in web security, email security, TLS/PKI, keys and secrets management, and general defense security stuff, please feel free to hit me up.
Kim Moir retweeted
Doug Ford said the basic income pilot was too expensive, but apparently he could have done it for 60 years. I'm thinking some of this money should go to the lawsuit to pay the participants whose lives were upended when Doug illegally broke the contract with them.
Replying to @ubi_works
Kim Moir retweeted
$3.2 Billion is a lot of money and could be invested in making healthcare in #Ontario better. It could pay for
đ§ââď¸36,000 nurses,
đĽź17,000 doctors, or
đŠş3,200 MRI Machines
@fordnation would rather hand out a $200 bribe than find you a family doctor
#onpoli â at Mississauga, Ontario
BREAKING: Premier Doug Ford makes official what the @TorontoStar revealed on Oct. 14: there will be $200 rebate cheques for every Ontario taxpayer.
#onpoli
thestar.com/politics/provincâŚ
Kim Moir retweeted
How many people on ODSP could be lifted out of poverty if @fordnation prioritized them over $200 for all?
#Onpoli
Kim Moir retweeted
I wept in doctors offices, collapsed on ER floors. I used every communication skill I have. And still, Ontario's health care system is a meat grinder, by @G_Gallant thestar.com/opinion/contribu⌠via @torontostar
Kim Moir retweeted
All of these outcomes are a result of people with decision making power being willing to imagine a different future & make their decisions to enable it.
Remember, Paris wasnât âalways this way.â
It wasnât even this way in late 2019 when I was last there.
Just a few years ago, #Paris was choking in car traffic much more.
This is new. This is leadership.
Cities are a result of choices.
HT @Khayat_Fouad
Kim Moir retweeted
WATCH: Barcelona was never an obvious candidate to be a bike-friendly city. They knew traffic jams & air pollution couldnât be solved just by managing cars & trucks. It took the pandemic for them to really transform things. ANY city could do the same now.
Kim Moir retweeted
Buried at the very bottom of this story is data that there are only 10 international medical students in all of Canada
What should have been the lede is that Ford used a 10 seat increase in medical students he could have created at any time to fan the anti-immigration mood
Ontario plans to bar international students from medical schools starting in fall 2026 #onpoli theglobeandmail.com/canada/aâŚ
Kim Moir retweeted
Replying to @fordnation
Hereâs the truth.
If a politician claimed loudly that cigarette smoking was actually good for you, he might be popular with smokers, but he would still be 100% wrong and irresponsible.
Thatâs basically what Ford is doing.
Calling something âcommon senseâ doesnât make a lie the truth.
Smart bike infrastructure mitigates traffic congestion. It allows more people to move in less space, with more choice, less public cost, fewer emissions, and less pollution. And itâs proven to provide an economic advantage for cities. It doesnât cause congestion or make it worse. It keeps congestion from getting worse as we grow. Thatâs what all the evidence ACTUALLY shows. Designing car dependency makes traffic worse and more dangerous for everyone, including drivers.
I actually suspect Ford knows all that. But he doesnât care. He wants you angry just like his brother did, and distracted from the traffic congestion that his awful decisions around sprawl and car dependency have actually induced.
I donât know if itâs âcommon,â but it sure as hell is a fact.
Kim Moir retweeted
According to the government's own figures, there were 10 international students (out of 3,833) enrolled in Ontario's medical schools in 2023-24, and 473 from out of province.
Ontario plans to bar international students from medical schools starting in fall 2026 #onpoli theglobeandmail.com/canada/aâŚ




















