Same thing at Uniqlo
And in my experience deferred maintenance is often more expensive than incrementally maintaining something on the reg.
Toronto staff are recommending a nine per cent hike to the city's residential property tax — the largest single-year increase since amalgamation in 1998 — as they look to fill a nearly $1.8 billion budget shortfall in 2024 and a grim long-term fiscal outlook.
With the recommendation of an additional 1.5 per cent increase to the city building tax, property owners could see their tax bill jump 10.5 per cent this year if the figures go unchanged during five weeks of scheduled budget debates and consultations.
A passenger aboard an Air Canada flight from Toronto to Dubai opened a cabin door before takeoff on Monday evening, injuring themselves and causing lengthy delays.
A passenger opened a cabin door on an Air Canada flight from Toronto to Dubai on Monday, injuring themselves and causing delays
It might take you direct to your hotel. You should confirm by emailing the company.
I love discovering new things that apparently I needed to see.
You can read the article by hitting the expand button that is under the open on app button.
Mark Bishop spent a year and half working with the city to get permission to build a parking pad on his property to accommodate an EV charger. The city ultimately said no.
A Toronto man hoping to make the switch to an electric vehicle was left frustrated after consulting and working with the city for more than a year and a half, only to have his request to build a parking pad to support a charging station denied.
Here's the paper: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167629623000796
Sensor malfunctions led the aircraft to return to the Indian city.
Summary:
- Air Canada Flight 43 was forced to turn back to Delhi after cockpit sensors gave inaccurate warning to pull up.
- Pilots followed safety protocols and returned to Delhi, avoiding a dangerous maneuver had they received the warning at a lower altitude.
- Multiple recent incidents involving Air Canada, including diversions and a flight tainted with vomit, have drawn attention to the carrier's health and safety protocols.
Was going to note that too. I suspect workers are not willing to participate in unions because unions are less able to deliver higher pay (which is a big disincentive for participation). This could be a result of changing labour laws which reduce the fundamental efficacy of unions but regardless the outcome is lower willingness to participate.
Does anyone have the leaked spreadsheet? I'm curious about the other professions and not just the software engineers. I keep hitting a paywall when I follow the links.