Random Acts of Urbanism by Brigitte Pellerin
Brigitte PellerinI’m not an urbanist but I play one on the internets. What makes a city good for its people? I find amusing and joyful examples wherever I roam.
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How to become mayor with 32 percent of the vote
My video from earlier this week on Wellington Street is here. Otherwise, we discuss how lacking in riz everyone is, how our system can elect a mayor with barely a third of the vote, the political ghost of Jim Watson and how progressives are...
Politics, but for smart people: Not parade-worthy
Sometime in the first year of this mandate, about three years ago now, I told someone (I forget whom, which is convenient for them) that Mark Sutcliffe would be a one-term mayor.
Maybe he’s about to prove me wrong. It’s possible. I’ve been...
Cue eye roll
We have some words for the former provincial politician turned potential mayoral race disruptor who, after all, will stay home. And for the St. Laurent LRT station fiasco that reminds everyone what’s wrong with the governance of this city.
Longing for a brawl
In our weekly discussion about the state of the race, Evan Potter and I talk numbers (lots of numbers), yellow-orangish lights flashing at Sutcliffe HQ and those rumours Lisa MacLeod might convince herself she wants to be mayor.
Fix your email
In our weekly chat, Evan Potter and I discuss Mark Sutcliffe’s fear-based campaign, who’s already positioning for 2030 and I blow a gasket over websites.
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