I love the work of Strong
Towns. This recent post about good bones of some cities that are currently seen
as laggards follows my own line of thinking recently. A place like Scranton, PA
has a lot going for it because of its strong roots.
This is a bit of an odd
one. I fell down a rabbit hole of reading about transit this week. Jarrett
Walker offers a very simple explanation of how to build ridership in any community.
Granola Shotgun is one of
my favourite blogs at the moment. I highly recommend it. Here the author looks
at traditionally-built cities of Middle America.
The Saga of the
Scarborough Subway continues with a headache-inducing compromise.
Speaking of Toronto's
baffling transit future, Jon Lorinc attempts to guide his readers with an
update to Mayor Tory's Smart Track.
Steve Paikin writes on the
desperate need to revisit Ontario's political fundraising laws.
Sarah Palin endorsed
Donald Trump. Of course. The Atlantic has a piece describing how Palin laid the foundation for Trump's campaign.
Michael Den Tandt calls
out New Democrats and members of the press looking to turf Thomas Mulcair as
leader of the NDP.
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