
Talks, cut into chapters
Some of what I say will make you wonder if I want the job. Here is one: where the next bridge goes.
Some of what I say will make you wonder if I want the job. Here is one: where the next bridge goes.
Draw it on the map: 12th Street East across to 14th Street West, the medical centre in the way, and why it can be moved.
The health unit on the best land in town, and a bridge that is just a bridge: floating barrels, a ramp, zero pollution.
St Marys Hill, 16th Street, 2nd to 4th Avenue East. Downtown streets were built for this.
Homes along 7th Avenue East paid for a water view and lost it to a fence and a hedge. Give it back.
The grain towers stay, the air conditioners can roll over, Harbour West is going up, and the soccer complex is ours.
Airbnb pays Google millions for a map. A Pokemon game mapped our roads for someone else. Sit on that for a moment.
OpenStreetMap plus Statistics Canada, the Bruce Trail walked and remapped by hand, and the places that stay blank on purpose.
A quick vibe-code of the bridge on my own site, then the point: AI needs electricity and compute, not a data centre.
A sunrise photo, a nod to the early birds and the Lyman lure crowd, and what mikeseiler.ca is: map.ca's child theme.
Derek's marina page on map.ca: every service a tab, a slip map, and a storefront where an e-transfer keeps one hundred percent in town.
The page took very little to build with AI, on the tools we keep and reuse. Data centres only enter when we hand our hardware to companies.
The bridge suggestion you can switch off, the videos that are not on YouTube, and the Français toggle.
Why the hard conversations stay on map.ca, and VoteMap: a private vote among neighbours ahead of the strong-mayor power.
March of last year: a social enterprise to give back, a rural Canadian education idea, and the discovery that it needed a map.
The shortest domain on the planet, thank you Rob, and the plan to give map.ca back to Canadians with an email for life.
A live search for a window installer in Owen Sound: sponsored results on sponsored results, and the map pushed out of sight.
Home from the Harmony Centre: compassion can exist with discipline, who is on the street now, harm reduction, and why these are our friends and families.
Two sites that look the same and are not: a Canadian sovereign platform, and a free email address for every Canadian.
A trade war, and a data and privacy war. What map.ca is doing about the second one.
Where membership happens, why you have to be Canadian, and what one dollar gets an Owen Sound voter.
Blameless on the money, and the e-transfer as a way Canadians verify each other.
Two blocks, 10th Street to City Hall, closed to north and south traffic. What the storefront sees after that.
Every business recognized, inventory optional, one online store for the town, local delivery, and a hand with your bags.
Presence without terror. As crime falls with addiction, officers in plain clothes.
The elephant in the room, empathy, and the Good Samaritan as a city principle.
Volunteers equipped and enabled. A mayor is not a political role, so no political agenda: take care of our own.
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