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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦

@bromptonymous.ca
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Climate dad. "Civilization exists by geologic consent, subject to change without notice.” Born: 344 ppm, PhD 397 ppm, Today: 432 ppm.

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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 19/09/2026
And what about this green bit? It looks out of place, but it's the *only section of the entire country that's on the correct time zone*
The green bit is actually the only part of the map that's on the correct time zone.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 19/09/2026
What I’m thinking about instead of the end of baseball season … comical how bad Canadian provinces have screwed up something as simple as the time.
How time zones are supposed to work Canadian summer time zones Canadian winter time zones.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 18/09/2026
All aboard! Riding the E&N with doggo is a breeze.
Dog sticking his head out the window of an Urban Arrow.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 18/09/2026
Ho hum, another electrical bill to pay.
Electric bill from BC Hydro for -$83.84 in September.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 18/09/2026
“Montreal will pull itself up only if it differentiates itself from the suburbs and doesn’t try to copy them.” “The city core has been shedding its urbanity while aping the suburbs.” — Nobody would write these things about deamalgamated 2026 Montreal. Nobody.
Text from “the Merger Delusion”Text from “The Merger Delusion”
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 16/09/2026
Victoria 🤝 Langford ⚡🚆⚡
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 13/09/2026
Yes, this rural area should definitely be governed by the capital city. /s - I am not against some sort of municipal reorg but anything that puts working farms under the umbrella of the city is just a non-starter. Victoria doesn’t need to waste time on agriculture policy.
Saanich.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 13/09/2026
“Bruh, these bike lanes are social engineering.“ - I know.
Freedom on a bike.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 12/09/2026
Census data from this past spring will be interesting, too…
Origin-Destination survey data for Victoria region.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 11/09/2026
11. Climate. It’s not hard to see why cities have a huge role to play in the climate/energy crisis ahead of us. People who live in cities use fewer resources and generate more economic output. We need to allow more people to live in cities, especially walkable ones with mild climate like Victoria.
Carbon footprint of people living in New York area. Green = lower CO2 emissions per person, orange+red = higher CO2 emissions per person. Manhattan, Brooklyn, and The Bronx, and parts of New Jersey are some of the ‘greenest’ places anywhere in North America.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 11/09/2026
6. Cont’d. The cost of travel needs to be factored into thinking about housing, and one of our city councillors has outlined it clearly on his blog that when housing + transport are considered together, Victoria is less expensive than Saanich and other suburbs.
Combined annual housing + transport costs of people in Victoria and the South Island.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 11/09/2026
6. Let’s talk about “regional transportation” & one of my all-time favourite urbanism cartoons. When people complain about ‘transportation integration’ what they want is this: more lanes and parking for more cars. Victoria’s made big strides developing a walkable city, I don’t want to give that up.
Regional travel meme with guy in car reaching out to ask the parent to drive and park in the city for free and zoom zoom fast
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 09/09/2026
Oh, and only half the city has docks so far because they’re not done rolling it out yet.
City of Victoria showing half the city is not served by bike share yet.
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Bromptonymous 🇨🇦 @bromptonymous.ca · 09/09/2026
Steady climb with Brent crude above $100/bbl, but Heating Oil/Diesel is smashing new highs just in time for N. Hemisphere harvest season and heating oil refills… I wonder if we’re going to see how ‘efficient’ markets are at choosing economic sectors that get fuel very soon.
Brent @ $101.0, WTI @ $95.90Heating oil / diesel at $4.779… things going to get weird, fast.
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