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a lot of staff are coming in 1 day a week now. it's going to be 2 days a week in April. i notice slightly more people, but it's still sad compared to before.

i work downtown too. it's busyish, but it's terribly sad to see the number of stores boarded up.

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/06/08/google-to-crack-down-on-hybrid-work-asks-remote-workers-to-reconsider.html "The company said it will include office attendance in performance reviews and track badge data." i wonder if google canada will do this.

when I went to Singapore, the first thing my taxi driver said to me, "it's a fine city; there are fines for everything." I dunno if it's a old joke amongst the people, but I laughed.

last month, i went to a place called sultan’s grill in royal bank plaza. they had just opened. i went again the week afterward and one of the server’s asked me, “when is everybody coming back?” i said, “some banks are planning mid-january for rto.” he said, “that’s good. we had to open, we...

some people like the figurines (painted, premium ones).

and and McEwan's just north of Union.

it moved into the loblaws.

The LCBO was opened last week, Tuesday to Friday I think. if you're looking for a non-busy LCBO, this is one to go to.

kmai?

I'm sorry if this is a repeat, but there was a blurb in Waterfront Toronto board meeting minutes that the bridge will no longer be built.

https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/12/31/a-billion-bicyclists-can-be-wrong-china-business-bikeshare/ not saying this would happen in Toronto, but it's a pretty crazy story.

they've been saying that for a long while about hk. interesting enough, prices there might be dropping.

some ideas. some ideas were already mentioned. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/24/climate/heat-waves-cities.html

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/2153968/chinese-bike-sharing-firms-pull-3000-bikes-out-rivers-vow-help it's just a little soggy. it's still good. it's still good.

https://www.cnet.com/news/amazon-hq2-dark-horse-inside-torontos-bid-to-draw-tech-giant-to-canada/

https://www.wired.com/story/the-bike-share-war-is-shaking-up-seattle-like-nowhere-else/ pros and cons...

that's what I've been hearing too. just wondered if it was official.

does anybody know when this will be approved by city council?

The very first time I used a Bixi I couldn't believe how heavy it was. Twice the weight of other bikes I rode in the past. I think it took two rides to get use to it. Perhaps they could be lighter. I dunno. I dunno if lighter bike share bikes used in Singapore could withstand a Canadian...