The opening part of this
article is so true. I'll write it out here. "Unlike Carthage or Pompeii,
cities don't tend to vanish anymore. Instead they shrink. Industrial economies
weaken, residents leave, and what remains is a compromised infrastructure."
From Edward Keenan at the
Toronto Star, housing prices in Toronto are detached from reality. This is connected to what I wrote about on Tuesday.
Also from Edward Keenan, acall to raise city taxes.
From Spacing, an
examination of housing prices by looking at expansive vs. expensive cities.
Hamilton, Ontario is
having a hard time saying yes to $1 billion for an LRT in its downtown. I really don't understand what is happening in these cities...
Martin Patriquin on
electoral reform.
Chantal Hebert on
electoral reform.
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