Working within the active transportation, environmental protection, and city building sphere. At @uoftcities #BikeTO #TweetsAreMineByDefault

Turtle Island, Tkaronto
Joined December 2008
What do you do as an encore? @ExploreON visiting another 100 from @KitchLibrary to @opl_bpo via @GOtransit @via_rail #JacksLibraryTour 2017 xitter.cf/theagenda/status/80984…
How a dad and his son visited 100 @torontolibrary branches this year tvo.org/article/current-affa… by @namshine
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Come to a reading by the Poet Eva HD. Organized by Jones staff and Riverdale staff. Happening at Riverdale Branch Thursday September 24th at 6:00 -7:30pm @torontolibrary @TPLRiverdale
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Jammed packed. Appreciate the invite to join others this evening
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Thank you @AssetTraveller Your ignorance has brought some well needed attention to car dependency and it’s failed ability to move people. h/t @ttcriders @BikeShareTO #BikeTO
17 min walk, 16 min drive down Bathurst street which is wide enough to hold 6 lanes. Toronto’s war on cars cannot be understated. 3pm, not even prime traffic…
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Scott St. @abctoronto_ your talking about Scott St right? The VITAL north/south connective tissue from The Esplanade to Colborne St by Berczy Park?? It’s 284m long and the construction wrapped up weeks ago before FIFA started. The video I took was from this morning. Do better
FIFA is here. Toronto's traffic and construction chaos is now on display for the world to see. Residents are frustrated. Businesses are paying the price. This isn't bad luck. It's bad coordination. There is a better way. Sign the petition: abctoronto.org/petitions/mak…
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12 mins on a bus & 7 mins on a bike heading towards Fan Fest HQ at @thebentway Freedom not to drive! The pro car groups don’t understand that movement across the city is better outside of a car. @AssetTraveller driving a car, you are the traffic. You create the congestion.
17 min walk, 16 min drive down Bathurst street which is wide enough to hold 6 lanes. Toronto’s war on cars cannot be understated. 3pm, not even prime traffic…
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Oh boy. The @integrity_to guy and his friend at @YDSquare aren’t going to be impressed. @SankofaSquare was lit up last night and not one person was wearing a yongedundas shirt. #WorldCup #TOpoli
This is a testament to Canadian diversity Toronto’s central square is named “Sankofa Square” it’s a Ghanaian name. Today the Ashanti King & Ghana’s VP were here as the city celebrated Ghana’s World Cup win This is exactly what the tournament should feel like in North America
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Lanrick Bennett Jr. retweeted
“Theres no demand for bike lanes in North America!”
University Avenue bustling with cyclists this morning
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The guy that can’t tie the laces on his shoes by himself speaks. You go #Snowflake lol
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Brought to you by an individual that can’t tie their own shoes in the morning.
You can rebuild a road 1000 times and cyclopaths would still whine
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Today we ride. Grab your bikes, grab your friends & join us at Little Norway Park 6pm. With TPS doubling down on support for their officers needlessly tackling and injuring a person on a bike over traffic infractions, it's important that we stand together.
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Shouldn’t you be amplifying this @CdnInst4HistEd ? youtube.com/shorts/q5SAyQIsx…
We hear a lot about removing the name Dundas from public spaces — but the historical story behind that push is rarely told in full. This reel looks at the role Henry Dundas actually played in the abolition debate, why parliamentary compromise mattered in the 1790s, and how one word helped a motion survive the realities of British politics. History isn’t about defending individuals or ignoring injustice — it’s about understanding evidence, context, and how change really happened. If we want informed conversations about renaming and remembrance, we need to start with the historical record, not assumptions. For a deeper discussion of this topic, listen to Episode 11 of the History Matters Podcast at buff.ly/Ml9I7a2 #CanadianHistory #HistoryMatters #CIHE #HenryDundas #Dundas #CanadianHistory #HistoryMatters #CIHE #Dundas #Sanfoka
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UN passes resolution naming slave trade ‘gravest crime against humanity’ Resolution on transatlantic slavery supported by 123 countries news.un.org/en/story/2026/03… Cc: @CdnInst4HistEd
We hear a lot about removing the name Dundas from public spaces — but the historical story behind that push is rarely told in full. This reel looks at the role Henry Dundas actually played in the abolition debate, why parliamentary compromise mattered in the 1790s, and how one word helped a motion survive the realities of British politics. History isn’t about defending individuals or ignoring injustice — it’s about understanding evidence, context, and how change really happened. If we want informed conversations about renaming and remembrance, we need to start with the historical record, not assumptions. For a deeper discussion of this topic, listen to Episode 11 of the History Matters Podcast at buff.ly/Ml9I7a2 #CanadianHistory #HistoryMatters #CIHE #HenryDundas #Dundas #CanadianHistory #HistoryMatters #CIHE #Dundas #Sanfoka
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George Stromboulopoulos #OrderOfCanada
With @strombo rumoured to be at #HNIC, we at @etalkCTV have changed our name to "George Stromboulopoulos Tonight". It's available, I assume.
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Noted unbiased and politically savvy self made unprivileged hard working Ben Mulroney shared video game footage claiming it was airstrikes. This is the kind of stunning journalism we've come to appreciate from the man who criticizes the taxpayer funding of the CBC #canada
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Umm @naval On February 22, 2026, Naval Ravikant tweeted: "If you're unwilling to defend your country in time of war, then you're a tourist, not a citizen." As of March 3, 2026, the tweet has been deleted. #Snowflake
If you do not direct your attention, it will be directed for you.
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We hear a lot about removing the name Dundas from public spaces — but the historical story behind that push is rarely told in full. This reel looks at the role Henry Dundas actually played in the abolition debate, why parliamentary compromise mattered in the 1790s, and how one word helped a motion survive the realities of British politics. History isn’t about defending individuals or ignoring injustice — it’s about understanding evidence, context, and how change really happened. If we want informed conversations about renaming and remembrance, we need to start with the historical record, not assumptions. For a deeper discussion of this topic, listen to Episode 11 of the History Matters Podcast at buff.ly/Ml9I7a2 #CanadianHistory #HistoryMatters #CIHE #HenryDundas #Dundas #CanadianHistory #HistoryMatters #CIHE #Dundas #Sanfoka
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Effective pro bono for Ben from @KinsellaWarren I've hosted decades of shows. Producers were responsible for graphics packages. Every media pro knows this. Anyone with media experience blaming this on Ben Mulroney is either a liar or a squirrel.
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The current state of NHL hockey game intermissions in Canada. They have to go back.
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