10 minutes ago •
If they block us from public places, we’ll just have to go to their houses. Vote to crack down on ‘nuisance’ protests set for Winnipeg city councilCity council will vote this month on a proposed ban on “nuisance” protests and intimidation within 100 metres of schools, hospitals, places of
2 years ago •
Via Aiko/Whisper, JSON, hand-diarised 😭 hand-tuned Do listen to the original if you’re into such things! Computer You are listening to Sandy and Nora’s Podcast. Sandy Hey, Nora. Nora Hey, Sandy. Sandy Happy birthday. Nora Aw, thanks. Oh, my god. Can you believe it? Sandy It's
3 years ago •
I’ve contributed to open letter campaigns enough times that I finally looked into automating the transfer of signatories from the sheet that backs a Google Forms form to a Google Docs document. The thought of people continually transferring new signatories every time they came in was saddening, it’s
4 years ago •
I transcribed this in 2010 from the February 20, 2010 rabble.ca diversity of tactics panel at Media Arts Centre, Vancouver. I’ve made some light edits and added photos when reproducing here. The video originally lived here [https://vimeo.com/9705341] but it’s gone now. The Internet Archive
4 years ago •
I’ve been playing self-defeating games for years with the software progeny of the mysterious figures who work on the Apple Watch activity challenge. Since the monthly challenge regime began in October 2017, I’ve only twice failed to obtain the hideous digital trinket: * February 2018 * July 2018 7km a
18 years ago • 1849
I originally posted this on June 25, 2008. Images are not contemporaneous and I’ve made small edits. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steps I undertook to get my license back after officer 1849 failed to return it to me at the Friday, June 13 World Naked Bike Ride [https://chromatin.ca/blog/kevin-smith-winnipeg-world-naked-bike-ride/
18 years ago • 1849
An interaction with Winnipeg Police Service’s Kevin Smith, badge number 1849, republished from 2008.
19 years ago • Critical Mass
I wrote this in May 2007, a year after the May 2006 police riots where they unleashed violence on Critical Mass participants, which led to the formation of Bike to the Future (now Bike Winnipeg), Winnipeg’s first dedicated bike lane, and Winnipeg Copwatch, among other things. I meant to
20 years ago •
A reproduction Marlo Campbell’s article from Uptown Magazine (RIP) after the police riot at Winnipeg’s May 26, 2006 Critical Mass