Theyre designed to do that, though.

Shear off, i mean. Not falling on whoevers below. Thats just physics.

OMG... I'm an idiot. I was looking for the report from the crash I observed the aftermath of a few hours ago today and I found this and I just assumed it's for the same crash, since it's the exact location... 🤦‍♂️

This just goes to show how often people get maimed or killed at that intersection. :|

The original tweets are from 2021. Why post this now?

That def happens but there's legit farms here too. Plus there's ways to recognize some products. What appears to be happening (here) more than grocery store repacking is either reselling Ontario Food Terminal product or padding one's own product with food terminal items. Buying food terminal resale is equivalent to buying from alt grocery store. I'm not pitching a farmers' market as some form of panacea for our food system's deep problems. It's a social place to visit, talk to someone, and maybe find a treat that you like more than what's in the No Frills. In case that sounds appealing.

It would be pretty great if we had real food markets where one didn't need detective skills to spot grocery store repacks, but among many other hurdles, detective skills are a necessary component for market function. That's markets. Some say they're the most efficient way to distribute commodities. I'm not so sure. 😄

Most of these stalls are grocery store plastic clamshell fruits repacked into cardboard containers. These used to be real, but it's just a way to scam white people.

I forgot how high Ontario taxes are compared to BC. What size house would be paying $7k

I read through most of those links, only one of them indicated that a single family home was generating less revenue for the city than it cost to maintain, and even that was considered a slight discrepancy.

Where I live, there are no state income taxes, so most of the money for the state's budget comes from homeowners in the form of property taxes, and business and use taxes.

So the less somebody makes, and the more lower class that they live, the less they contribute to the overall property budget for the city county and state that they live in, and the more that they make and the more upper class that they live, the more they contribute to the overall property budget for the city, county, and state that they live in.

My boss lives in an eight million dollar house, right in the most beautiful part of the downtown area, and his property taxes are astronomical. He pays more in property tax alone than I pay on my entire mortgage each year, and he does not get anywhere near the kind of support the money he's paying would cover for that.

So, it's a very highly regional thing. If you own a home and your property taxes are 1% or less of your annual income, then you're probably not contributing enough.

But if your property taxes are 2 percent or more of your annual income, then you're paying more than enough.

And at that level, if cities, counties, and states want more money to cover their budgets, then they should work really hard to bring in new businesses that will pay employees more money so that property values would increase, so that property taxes would increase.

Can you back that up with some links to reputable sources?

The regional police? Need to get the books checked to see if there waste cuz that seems high. I wonder if this could be thought of as a cost of high crime rates? (or just moderate modern crime rates)

According to the city’s event calendar, the next scheduled national flag raising for Israel on April 22 has been removed, along with all other national flag events.

Yikes

These developments should have been started decades ago.

Hazel prevented Mississauga from being a prosperous Metropolis and now it's playing catch up

The Tims normal coffee is terrible...people order it for the double cream double sugar I guess

I guess it’s preference and everyone has different palates. Personally I don’t like A&W or McDonalds coffee.

I cannot drink Tim’s Original roast though, tastes like watered down coffee. Their dark roast is the only one I can drink.

I've watched young kids habituate littering - I do think it's partially how people are raised, what social influences there are.

It might be that it's viewed as a big deal or wrong by outsider authorities that are disrespected within the family and in-group, not as simple as never being exposed to it being wrong, it might be a matter of cultural place and values situated in communities of poverty and oppression, for example.

Not that this explains all littering, but I do think cultural aspects are relevant (as another user pointed out about how Japan does not have a littering problem, though who knows whether this is because nobody litters or because Japan invests more in street cleaning, or some combination of both - we would need to dig into that more).

This seems like manager didn't want to pay for another worker to monitor outside garbage bins at the order station like most of our places have, so now the manager is forced to have a person cleanup each shift. If this was just a littering thing then people are shit, but I think it could be a retaliatory behaviour if Tims removed the trashbin in the drive through

The McDonalds coffee is much better or the A&W one. Dark Roast was Tims answer to losing their coffee supplier to McDonalds.

An example, I was on a road trip after a flight, Tims was the only thing open at a roadside stop. I ordered a multigrain bagel. It had zero taste and the texture of sawdust and cardboard. It was so bad I tossed half of it in the garbage. While I like good food, I will also just eat what is available, but this was so terrible I couldn't finish it.

A lot of ours have them as you pull up to drive through so you can make room for your order. This seems like manager didn't want to pay for another worker to monitor outside bins, so now the manager is forced to have a person cleanup each shift.

It's hard to credit that people who litter were simply never exposed to the idea that it is wrong.

The coffee is the worst part. It tastes like chewing popsicle sticks. Hardly a wonder the triple-triple is so popular. Not to mention all their frozen confectionery drinks making people fat and dead.

We should have tax collectors going out and picking up garbage, and then billing the originating business if their customers can't find trash cans.

I sure see a lot of Mc Dicks trash all over the place.