I'm not super knowledgeable as I don't live there, but my understanding is it takes Vision Zero a little more seriously than other neighboring cities

To be fair, I don’t consider it any worse than most Medium-Large Canadian cities (with exceptions like Montreal and Guelph perhaps)

This is like the 3rd time in 2 days a vehicle has smashed into a building in London lol

A lot of housing developments are locally permitted, but get provincial and/or Federal funding. The federal government definitely has the power to encourage/discourage urban sprawl style housing.

If the game I'm playing isn't worth paying $2 for, it's probably not worth playing

I see your point there, but Surface's have been priced higher than Mac's for many years now (and typically for more outdated hardware), before the AI bubble destroyed memory pricing

I find it strange how unwilling Microsoft is to be price competitive with Apple. It really shouldn't be that difficult to price comparably to apple

It’s not obvious when the internet is full of stupid people lol

This is a very short sighted solution. We can’t just keep making bigger and bigger cars as infrastructure gets worse and worse.

Larger vehicles are more dangerous, less efficient, and damage roads more quickly

How does purchasing a biggy, heavier vehicle that damages the roads more quickly, fix our problems with degrading road infrastructure?