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Slowly unfollowing people here that have a b s k y account. It's so much better when the first replies and the suggested posts are not from people who decided to pay for the platform. I hope twitter dies because of the mistakes it made.
I'm on the blue thingy now, same username. I'm also unfollowing anyone here who has an account there to reduce dependance on this shithole
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
✍️🏘️Une chronique de notre DG, @C_Savard, et notre directeur - Habitation, @AdamMongrain, sur le projet de Plan d’urbanisme et de mobilité de Montréal. « De combien d’espace libre avons-nous vraiment besoin? Les chiffres disponibles indiquent que la croissance des loyers tombe sous l’inflation quand le taux d’inoccupation atteint 7%. » #PUM2050
👉Pour consulter la chronique: carrefour.vivreenville.org/p…
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
La C.B. suit le reste du monde et légalisera les immeubles jusqu'à 6 étages avec un seul escalier. Ce petit changement permettra de plus gros logements sur de plus petits terrains et contribuera grandement à la construction de logements abordables!
news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024…
Quelle idée de merde de forcer une vérification d'âge pour checker de la pornographie. Comme si en bloquant l'accès à la pornographie, les jeunes n'allaient plus avoir le goût d'en consommer.
lapresse.ca/actualites/2024-…
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
Visiting people in a new development in small town Ontario. It has 2br apts renting under $2,000/month across the street from detached homes selling for $850,000 ($5,000/month in mortgage payments alone).
Guess which has a banner with the label “luxury”?
Yeah, the apartments.
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
I am very much in favor of policies that may shift people on the margin over the edge into the having kids camp, and I am extremely opposed to policies that would force people who don't want to be parents into being them.
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
If a city’s planning rules are holding back a “development bonanza”, they should take seriously what this means: there is a large amount of unmet demand to live there.
This is an important rebuttal to the anti-planning City of Yes.
commonedge.org/jane-jacobs-w…
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
Housing policy is a civil rights issue and literally blows-up anything else you do if you make it impossible to live there
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
Want to build a 600 square foot starter home? No.
Want to rent out your spare bedroom to a college kid? No.
Want to build a small home in the backyard for your elderly mother-in-law? No.
Want to build a four car garage? Yeah, that you can probably do. LOL 9/
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
Since 1941, apartment buildings taller than 3 storeys needed to have 2 exits.
This rule has made Canada a global outlier.
Many countries allow for 1 exit in buildings of that size. It respects fire safety and cheaper to build = cheaper rent. tgam.ca/3Ki6iYx
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
Some of the best automation you can do in a SOC is simply presenting all the relevant information from various portals or feeds to your analysts in one place to action. Automation doesn't need to be complex to be effective and reducing mean time to respond is always valuable.
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
We tax alcohol because we want people drinking less. We tax tobacco because we want people smoking less. We tax carbon because we want people emitting less carbon.
What do you think happens when we tax home-building?
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Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
An interesting response we've been getting:
“This video is cruel. I can’t leave the city. My job, friends, and family are here!”
Yes. That's why we shouldn't block housing in cities and price people out.
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
Of course, it’s like 95% white boomers.
Just so typical!
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
And how have the richest millennials got so rich?
Mainly this: enormous wealth transfers from their parents, typically to help with buying their first home.
In the UK, among those who get parental help, the top 10% got *£170,000* towards their house (the average Millennial got zero).
Émilio Gonzalez @[email protected] retweeted
Imagine if Canada adopted this mindset during WWI or WWII.
The idea that we shouldn’t help because the problem is big and mostly somebody else’s fault is profoundly uncanadian.
Global problems require collective action and Canada has a responsibility to be part of the solution.
"If greenhouse gases are a problem, they’re a global problem. Canada can do nothing by itself to solve it. If the Canadian economy were to disappear tomorrow, the increase in emissions from China, which is building two new coal-fired power plants per week, would more than makeup for the elimination of Canadian emissions within months." thehub.ca/2024-03-26/steve-a…