Is this Doug Ford's burner account?

Generalizing and trying demonize an entire group of people based on your limited knowledge IS socially conservative. This is no different than "Mexicans are rapists" I definitely do not assume you necessarily stand up for women's equality or gender equality, those are just likely convenient...

She clearly complains about lots being split into two and two homes going up where there used to be a single bungalow. That's anti density. I also definitely don't think there's much that should be protected about the character of the 1950s neighbourhood.

And endorsement by John Tory is a direct equivalent to selling your soul to the devil. I was torn between the two but now it's clear. Mihevc needs to go away.

https://twitter.com/Janet_Davis/status/1050829193750044672 Oh my goodness! Density Creep! And Janet Davis is supposed to be progressive. I don't even want to think about the openly conservative ones.

The front entrance always looked very mediocre, almost as if it was a placeholder something more decent.

You bought all those houses in Cabbagetown so cheap back in the day because of the shelters existing in the vicinity, like that's the only reason you live there in first place. Now all of a sudden poor income folks are the bad guys? I'm not against gentrification but this is all very tasteless...

In a mayoral race the issue is there is just isn't that many voters like you described. And for whatever shady reason the NDP machine that managed to collect most votes in a different election a couple of months ago isn't supporting her properly.

Oh dear. Socially conservative gay guys strike again! If you have to side with an open neo-Nazi to state a position on an issue, that's pretty horrific. She only started with the brown people because it's a low hanging fruit - please be assured her camp will eventually come for the gays too.

If the Yonge proposal was up to referendum it would have lost. Unfortunately that's the make up of the city.

Wow. Brad Bradford has to be extremely crafty... In the early stages he campaigned with Keesmaat and now he got Tory to endorse him? Extremely sketchy. I hope he doesn't win.

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2018/10/02/toronto-cop-guilty-of-misconduct-after-texting-photos-of-himself-to-victim-of-domestic-call.html Two mindblowing cliches in one story: 1- Sending unsolicited photos accompanied by "Sorry!!! That was intended for someone else". Are you f**king...

I think the ridership and economic activity on King totally justifies a below ground portion from Spadina to Jarvis or hell, Bathurst to Parliament. It's the financial core of the country and extremely densely populated. Yes, even with an eventual subway underneath Queen East it's justified.

I'm happy ground floor is not residential.

I am under the impression that the whole Cressy thing is a little personal.

I'm still rooting for this building hard. It's easily the most striking addition to the skyline in the last decade.

I agree that she could get 5% and above, there are a lot of people for whom Nick Kouvalis isn't hateful enough.

A fully pedestrian area is the worst possible situation if you actually want to move people in the streetcar.

What King should have had is fully dedicated streetcar lanes, cars being strictly limited to the right lane (and no sidewalk patio stuff). That combined with removal of a few stops would have been far more effective than what we have now.

The same group of people were saying this corridor deserves a subway and anything else was a 'war on cars'. Now all of a sudden BRT is a great idea? Give me a break.