Venice Boulevard Through the Lens of the Coast Realty Archive The Center for Land Use Interpretations
Our Long-Running Love Affair with Pigeons JSTOR Daily
I've been attacked https://t.co/vrgE970drr
— The Layman's Linguist (@LaymansLinguist) November 26, 2020
Without More Enforcement, Tax Evasion Will Spread Like a Virus The New York Times
The future is virtual? Nope. Maclean’s
— R (@underthenettle) November 17, 2020
How to Transform Childcare in Latin America Americas Quarterly
There’s No Such Thing as Ethical Grocery Shopping The New Republic
U of C students want to convert old cars into electrics without breaking the bank CBC
— Three Geese Radius (@shawnmicallef) August 2, 2020
^ How to spice up your boxy building.
This church’s All Saints’ Day rituals are even more meaningful this year Broadview
How a Space Age public toilet went from architectural gem to sad derelict — and back again Toronto Star
Gestion De La Covid-19 | L’exception Estrienne. La Presse
— Why you should have a cat (@ShouldHaveCat) November 6, 2020
What Bats Can Teach Humans About Coronavirus Immunity JSTOR Daily
Universal Basic Income? How about a universal basic credit card TVO
The Dubious Art of the Dad Joke JSTOR Daily
Homophobia, transphobia, racism and hatred thrive in silence and in the fear of inaction. When you are in a position of authority you have the chance to stand up and do the right thing otherwise your words ring hollow. #onpoli pic.twitter.com/AVUsynnOFo
— Kathleen Wynne (@Kathleen_Wynne) October 30, 2020
At the end of a long and lucky road in baseball, a deep well of gratitude The Athletic
^ John Lott’s writing got me to read more about baseball. It drew you in and got you to appreciate the people who were part of the game out front and behind the scenes. Happy retirement to John and hopefully one of his many students gets the opportunity to adapt a similar style to draw more people into reading about baseball.
Come On, Guys: It’s Time Men Got More Involved at Home Americas Quarterly
Climate migration isn’t a thing – but maybe we should make it one The Globe and Mail
First of all how dare you https://t.co/H01c0ceZaz
— Harvard Book Store (@HarvardBooks) October 19, 2020
Another “one more nice day” for a bike ride. Took it easy today and rode along the aquaduct canal and through St Henri.
Total trip distance: 10.74 km
Moving time: 0h 39m
Zoomed in image with a new path link under the 15.
