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Vraie question: si l'association des commerçants soutient une piétonnisation à l'année sur Duluth, quelles sont les barrières ? Il n'y a de ligne de bus à ce que je sache. 🧐
Outremont: updated parking regulation limits public access to the Parc duMont Royal. Street parking reserved for a select few residents (who have garages and private driveways). Also allowing these property owners to park their vehicles on the public right of way. #polmtl
JillL retweeted
The extremist Netanyahu government is wreaking havoc across the middle-east.
The Canadian government should be using all of its diplomatic weight to demand a ceasefire and peace talks.
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Israel has bombed Yemen, Lebanon, Syria and Gaza in 24 hours aje.io/f3brzr
JillL retweeted
Bombs raining down on Beirut tonight. Children will die. Parents too. The survivors will have nightmares for the rest of their lives. Vital civilian infrastructure will be destroyed. This has nothing to do with hostages. Or Oct 7. Or terrorists. Your government supports this.
JillL retweeted
Je ne peux pas croire que la CAQ a autorisé des activités d’exploration minière aux abords du Parc national des Grands-Jardins.
La CAQ va à l’encontre de la MRC de Charlevoix, de la MRC de Charlevoix-Est, du conseil municipal de Saint-Urbain et de Tourisme Charlevoix, qui ont tous donné des avis défavorables à cette autorisation.
Le Parc des Grands-Jardins constitue une aire centrale de la Réserve mondiale de la biosphère de Charlevoix, reconnue par l’UNESCO.
Nous ne laisserons pas la CAQ saccager notre précieux territoire.
JillL retweeted
«Un trouble-fête… qui sème le trouble»
Formidable et important reportage, par Isabelle Hashey
@ihachey
Note: Les indignés professionnels qui ont profité de l'occasion pour accuser l'adminisitration ont soudain l'air tous nus.
lapresse.ca/actualites/chron… via @lp_lapresse
JillL retweeted
Few things have politicized me more against car culture than being in charge of a 2-year old and walking on the sidewalk.
JillL retweeted
20th century urban planning changed the concept of a street from a place to pass time to a place to pass through.
21st century planning is about reversing that mindset and prioritizing people living in a city over cars driving through it.
Ferenciek tere, Budapest: 2011 vs 2024.
JillL retweeted
Et c'est pour ça que mon gouvernement va couper la subvention de francisation des nouveaux arrivants. #FIER xitter.gq/francoislegault/status…
JillL retweeted
Camilien-Houde sans autos sera un succès. On se demandera par la suite comment il a été permis pendant autant d’années que l’emblème de Montréal soit mutilé par un raccourci routier.
A glimpse of voie Camilien-Houde as a park promenade. Temporary transformation during the Grand Prix Cycliste. Would be great to create more opportunities to allow people to experience this path on foot sans cars. #polmtl @MTL_Ville @lemontRoyal
A glimpse of voie Camilien-Houde as a park promenade. Temporary transformation during the Grand Prix Cycliste. Would be great to create more opportunities to allow people to experience this path on foot sans cars. #polmtl @MTL_Ville @lemontRoyal
JillL retweeted
This handsome 6 story building is an excellent template for cities to adopt/encourage. It delivers much needed accommodation without overwhelming the street level, while also beautifying neighborhoods.
Gentle Density done well!
JillL retweeted
Êtes-vous surpris ❓
On a permis aux automobilistes de se stationner quelques minutes avec les lumières sur Sainte-Catherine.
Quelques années plus tard, c’est devenu une voie de stationnement gratuit.
Tu peux mieux faire Montréal …
And for parking in a reserved bus lane, crosswalk or bike lane, could the SPVM give out $600+ tickets to those folks? montreal.ctvnews.ca/montreal…
JillL retweeted
"Flâneur-friendly cities don’t just materialize. It took strategic planning and years of push and pull.” #carfree #pedestrianized #urbanplanning #Montreal #mtlpoli @thewalrus
Montreal Kicked Cars to the Curb and Thrived | The Walrus thewalrus.ca/montreal-kicked…
JillL retweeted
"The part of the family that doesn't know how to use apostrophes vs the schoolteacher" is probably not the contrast they were going for.





























