Local doctor Dr. Andrew Boozary announces he will not seek the leadership. Boozary had an exploratory committee with some senior Liberal strategists. https://www.policorner.ca/p/let-the-race-begin (paywall)

As per Barry Hertz on X, the Cineplex Beaches next door is closing after 27 years. Possible expansion in the works for History?

The long leadership campaign likely helps Erskine-Smith's challengers as it gives them more time to build supporter lists and fundraise. It wouldn't surprise me if we have some unexpected names making calls over the coming weeks.

That's my general sentiment. "It's too hard to pronounce." Tell that to all the people who mispronounce Strachan, Queens Quay or Roncesvalles.

*Deep breath* I'm cautiously optimistic about tomorrow. Any early birds taking the 7:30 train?

I heard the rumour from a Dipper friend a few weeks ago. It’s surprising given she was one of the more the left leaning members of the ONDP caucus and is likely to join the most conservative Liberal government in half a century.

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I’ve been meaning to try Back Road Coffee Roasters in Port Credit after spotting it a million times on my train to see family in Burlington. A short walk from the GO station, they have a small patio making it a great spot for train fans.

The Liberals have nominated Toronto doctor Danielle Martin to run in the University-Rosedale by-election. https://liberal.ca/nomination-notices/nomination-notice-university-rosedale-2026/

Yesterday at Port Credit GO Station.

Yesterday.

Today.

What will be the top speed on opening day? 10 km/h?

Children deserve better than to learn in a Snyder-designed building.

@AlexBozikovic discussing the implications of excessive consultation, using Wabash Community Centre as an example. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-cost-of-consultation-wabash-community-recreation-centre-toronto-parks Small excerpt (paywall): I see similar risks for the Ramsden...