That's a very weirdly written article with a poor signal-to-noise ratio

Extra text scrawled in black marker on the French language Ontario Place closure notice captures how many feel about this abrupt closure and demolition. /2

We did but I kept my distance:-)

It's both Enbridge & IESO combined. It's nice that appliances are eligible for anyone connected to the electrical grid in Ontario, like in apartment buildings, not just single family homes.

When following the links from the Home Renovation Savings page, the Energy Star list is pre-filtered for Canada (under Markets in Filter Your Results). Any item in the list qualifies for Ontario. You can ignore the zip code filter.

Heat pump hot water heaters are also eligible for a $500 incentive but you need to have a home energy assessment for it.

More info on the new appliance rebates at www.homerenovationsavings.ca/without-asse...

The old rockets were inaccessible (I recall the frustration of traveling with a stroller!) but they flew in comparison to the modern lumbering behemoths.

Toronto's infuriating streetcar service is detailed in this video by Not Just Bikes:

A worker (crossing guard) was killed on the job at his worksite (road intersection, municipal infrastructure designed by a professional engineer). It should not be any different than an indoor workplace.

That pesky water vapor!

Nerdy details in a pre-print here: engrxiv.org/preprint/vie...
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Our article about the design here: /2

Also a great deal of the traffic is rideshare vehicles. Hard to compare against taxicabs pre-rideshare. It's certainly less convenient now: I used to be able to leave my building, sick out my arm and grab a cab in under 2 minutes.