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Rob Homsi
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Just a guy from Toronto who used ot live in the German countryside. Interests: Indie music, open source, labour issue, tapes, barefoot joggimg, presbyopia, mobile linux. Translate from German to English for a living.
Profile picture alt-text: Car broken in two and with the roof torn off.
Header picture alt-text: Skyline of Toronto covered by wildfire smoke.
Profile picture alt-text: Car broken in two and with the roof torn off.
Header picture alt-text: Skyline of Toronto covered by wildfire smoke.
I know it's a long shot, but does anyone out there have any recommendations for the Meridian Credit Union board elections?
RobHaven't found too many use cases for my normal lens with a lens motor stuck at near focus since there is no driver for the focus motor yet in #postmarketos. But I suppose #cherryblossom will do. Taken on St. Clarens Avenue.
πππππ πΆππππππ πI tell the whole story in this week's High Speed dispatch:
https://www.highspeed.blog/a-wintry-ride-on-train-601-to-jonquiere/
PapyrusBrigadeDid you know 90% of leafy greens in Canada are imported -- and most of that from California?
A great way to support local farmers, get high quality fresh local food, and reduce the distance your food travels is to buy a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share for the season.
I've been doing it for over 15 years. I love how it keeps me grounded in the seasons.
Good list of Toronto CSA locations here:
https://www.theideamill.ca/blog/community-supported-agriculture-csas-in-toronto-2025-aafmk
Community Supported Agriculture (CSAs) and Supporting Local Small Scale Farmers Ontario β IDEA MILL Social Impact Consulting
Support local farmers and the local economy by purchasing community supported agriculture (CSA) shares for the Ontario growing season. This list shows farm shares and CSAs with pick up and delivery options in Toronto
D.K. MacKinnon π¨π¦πΈπOntario and Ottawa will spend billions to help cut municipal housing development charges in an effort to spur new builds across the province, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Doug Ford announced Monday.
Source: CBC News Toronto
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/carney-ford-chow-news-conference-9.7146922
mhoyeIn a better world I would assume that this is a promotional stunt for an upcoming Super Mario movie.
TanillePlease read - please share - this is the threat we are under: https://www.bchistoryboy.ca/p/the-big-money-behind-powell-rivers
#separatists #america #usa #conservatives #unity #canada #bc
Matt Welkehttps://www.cleanairalliance.org/lecces-nuclear-spin/
This article claims the Darlington refurbishment project, often praised as an example of Ontario nuclear projects being on time and on budget, is actually behind and over budget (by about $3.3B).
When I checked the sources of this org's published fact sheet (https://euzvzapheqq.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Darlington-Refurbishment-Report.pdf) though, which they're basing these claims on, it only lists one third party source other than Global News and the Ontario government: "Ontario Energy Board Docket No. EB-2025-0297".
I understand that the Ontario Energy Board can be considered an authoritative source, but it's odd that no other potential sources, like news orgs, have spoken out about the alleged delays and cost overruns.
Can anyone with nuclear energy expertise weigh in on this? Are these claims legit?
