Brian Persaud

Vancouver: We're better than Toronto Toronto:

There’s a place for small, narrow storefronts and there’s a place for grand, two-level storefronts. We don’t talk nearly enough about grandeur in our cities.

Vancouver is #Canada’s overall best food scene. Best sushi outside of Japan. Best Chinese food outside of China. Growing Italian and Mexican food scene and amazing Indian food. Best steakhouse in Canada. And the 4 bars in the top 50 in North America. Plus that PNW flare just hits different. The number of Michelin recognized restaurants per 100,000 residents 1. Vancouver: 9.58 😮 2. Quebec City: 4.98 3. Montreal: 3.04 4. Toronto: 2.68 vancouverunfinished.com/p/va…

Show me one great accomplishment of Multicultural Canada. One awe-inspiring building, one great work of art, one incredible monument. Our country was built through the suffering and sacrifice of Canadians and it's being given away to foreigners. How exactly have we been "culturally enriched"?

“The most likely cause, based on the available tracking data, ATC audio, weather context, and the physics of the final trajectory, is this: The Learjet 60 penetrated the core of a strong convective cell (tops reported near 47,000 ft while the aircraft was around 35,000 ft). Inside the cell it encountered a rapid updraft-to-downdraft transition that drove the nose down. The aircraft then accelerated past its Mach limits, entered Mach tuck (the aerodynamic nose-down force that becomes strong once a Learjet is overspeed at high altitude), and developed a steep spiral. Descent rates exceeded 30,000 ft/min and the final attitude was near-vertical. Recovery was not possible once that sequence was established. Ice was reported by the crew and may have added workload or minor performance degradation, but at approximately –47 °C classic structural icing is improbable and is not required to explain the observed behavior. Claims of an isolated negative-G pushover specifically shearing the horizontal stabilizer are aerodynamically possible in severe turbulence but remain secondary and unconfirmed; the dominant, data-supported chain is cell penetration → upset → overspeed/Mach tuck → unrecoverable dive. The critical decision was the failure to deviate around a cell that was visible on radar and associated with ground stops at FLL. Once inside the core, the margin for recovery disappeared within roughly 30 seconds.”

I love Toronto but it's not even the best food city in Canada. Montreal is the best food city in the world.

ICYMI: What Toronto police know about suspect in Bridle Path home invasion cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…

I would love to know who introduced the water idea to the Bradford campaign, because I doubt it came from Brad. Somebody was planting a seed that they had an interest in taking root, and it was a significant own goal.

1 year ago today I don’t think I will ever watch a baseball game better than this

🚨BREAKING: Toronto Police identified DeJohn Richards in the violent home invasion that left a real estate CEO and two daughters shot — they interviewed him at the hospital, let him walk, and now he's on the run. Police claim they must have reasonable probable grounds to hold a suspect—despite having a description of 3 black males in their early 20s. Toronto Police's DEI policies drive this level of incompetence.

POV: It’s fall in Quebec and all of a sudden everyone has a white tent in their driveway

Anyone know why Ward 8 goes this hard for Bradford? #TOpoli

The Vampire Strikes Back

New 30 km/h area speed limit signs will be posted at neighbourhood entry and exit points. Once you enter a signed area, the 30 km/h speed limit applies throughout the local road network until you leave that area. Slower speeds help reduce the risk of serious collisions and make neighbourhood streets safer. Learn more about the change: toronto.ca/LocalSpeed

So Toronto isn’t a crime hellscape? Wow - talk about rubber band messing.

The muskoka market is a good segment of how strong things are in the high end $15 million + moving versus $1-5 million dead.