Some people are just bad people.

Thanks to…?!? Elon.

If you're a conservative in Ontario, and you're frustrated by our current government, come join me, @alexbrown17 and other friends from @_ProjectOntario for some "Pints & Principles" in Toronto on July 8th. luma.com/project-9r6z

Or the NDP started to see polling that they would lose on this issue, and partially rolled back some of their worst policies?

Our 6-storey, 46-unit rental building on Kipling Avenue (near the Kipling subway station) was approved yesterday by the Committee of Adjustments. It's been a bit of a long road to get here, but now we build!

Sometimes, the most obvious answer is the right one. We need new leadership in Ontario.

And then you’d block data center construction?!

796 Glencairn Avenue by Toronto Standard is moving along quickly. I was on site today for the footings being poured as we start building our foundation. If you're interested in learning more about our rental projects, reach out to me.

The real loss tonight is that Kory Teneycke is coming back to Ontario…

Ontario Liberal Party leadership candidates all need to take a page out of @EricDLombardi 's playbook. People are not excited by platitudes. They want to hear a real understanding of the challenges facing Ontario, and specific policy ideas that would resolve them. So far, Navdeep, NES, Leigh, and Dylan have all failed this test.

Immigration is not an adequate solution to the country's declining birthrate. Canadians who want kids should be able to afford to start a family.

Is this the supercluster guy?

Proof that you can fight for your principles even while in government caucus. I wish some MPPs in Ontario would take note.

The Conservative Party of BC hosting a MasterClass on competent governance and execution.

Great piece by @MattSpoke - a reminder to the Feds that the main problems affecting housing supply and affordability are regulatory burdens in need of removal, not government-subsidized housing. There's a role for government to play in non-market housing, and Build Canada Homes should focus on that, but this mandate must not come at the expense of addressing broader, critical housing challenges.

“When it comes to judging the Carney government’s success on housing, there should be a clear metric: does it deliver more homes at a price that young individuals and families can afford? We can measure this goal against factors Canadians feel in their pocketbooks: rent and vacancy rates, the share of income going to shelter, and whether first-time home buyers can enter the market without taking an unreasonable financial risk. If those indicators don’t improve, Canadians won’t care how many new programs were announced,” writes Matt Spoke (@MattSpoke) in @CDNAffairs. Read here⬇️ macdonaldlaurier.ca/the-prob…

I wrote about Build Canada Homes, and how this agency can have the biggest impact on the ongoing housing crisis in Canada. Check it out.

Elon wants a line capable of producing 1M Optimus robots per year by 2027. Figure wants another 100,000 humanoids in the market by 2029. Unitree and the other Chinese firms might outproduce them both. That’s exciting. But I’ll be disappointed if all these robots can do is fold laundry and move boxes around warehouses. I want humanoids on construction sites. I really want humanoid masons. To get there, robotics labs need the right training data. And to capture that data, construction workers need the right equipment. We’re building smart safety glasses to help. Check ’em out: trainarobot.co

Excited about the newest Canadian whiskeys in my collection! @shelterpoint from Campbell River, B.C.