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  1. WARMINGTON: Toronto’s Zombie Apocalypse not a horror film but sadly very real

    See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source Welcome to Zombieland. But this is…
    #Canada #Toronto #BradBradford #downtownToronto #ErnestDoroszuk #OliviaChow #TorontoSun #UnionStation
    europesays.com/canada/127178/

  2. Where To Watch the USA vs Türkiye Game in Los Angeles

    For soccer fans throughout Los Angeles, these bars will meet your watch party goals After winning its first…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Türkiye #33Taps #UnionStation #USA #WatchParties #WorldCup2026
    europesays.com/turkiye/21010/

  3. Kansas City hosts The Berlin Wall. A World Divided.’s North American premier

    An international Cold War exhibit made its North American debut Friday at Kansas City’s Union Station.  The Berlin Wall. A World Divided. features over…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Berlin #BerlinWall #ColdWarexhibit #EastGermany #History #KANSASCITY #museumexhibit #thingstodoinkc #UnionStation #westgermany
    europesays.com/germany/28293/

  4. Exploring the beautiful Union Station in Washington DC! 🏛️✨ Such a stunning blend of history and architecture. Can't get enough of this city's charm! 🌟❤️

    📍Washington DC, EEUU 🇺🇸







  5. Exploring the beautiful Union Station in Washington DC! 🏛️✨ Such a stunning blend of history and architecture. Can't get enough of this city's charm! 🌟❤️

    📍Washington DC, EEUU 🇺🇸

    #ArchitectureLovers
    #TravelPhotography
    #UnionStation
    #WashingtonDC
    #HistoryBuff
    #ExploreDC
    #CityCharm

  6. Final preparations near ninth inning ahead of Rockies home opener

    DENVER – After starting the 2026 season with six games on the road, the Colorado Rockies will finally…
    #NewsBeep #News #MLB #baseball #CA #Canada #ColoradoRockies #CoorsField #McGregorStation #OpeningDay #RallyHotel #Rockies #Sports #UnionStation
    newsbeep.com/ca/579185/

  7. Date set for opening of Berlin Wall exhibit at Union Station in Kansas City

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A traveling Berlin Wall exhibit will be coming to Union Station next month. Union…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Berlin #BerlinWall #falloftheBerlinWall #KANSASCITY #Mo #Titanicexhibit #UnionStation
    europesays.com/germany/1628/

  8. So apparently in the middle of the TSA airport mess, rising gas prices, and disruption to global shipping from his personal war, #Trump and the #GOP felt they needed to disrupt transportation a little more by having the GOP’s National Fund Raising Dinner at DC’s #unionstation resulting in limited access to rail service, no ride share service, and no passenger drop off/pick up. The #Metro was skipping the station leaving travelers trying to catch Amtrak trains confused and with no travel alternatives.

    It’s just another example of how tone deaf Trump and the GOP are to the needs of real people. They could have had the dinner at a site set up for such events but instead decided to shutdown a primary transit hub in the middle of the work week. It’s a giant middle finger to any regular person that works on the hill and takes public transit and a go away to any tourist traveling to DC today for height of Cherry Blossom season.

    But the GOP don’t care. They see any public asset as their person plaything. The rest of us peasants don’t matter.

  9. So apparently in the middle of the TSA airport mess, rising gas prices, and disruption to global shipping from his personal war, #Trump and the #GOP felt they needed to disrupt transportation a little more by having the GOP’s National Fund Raising Dinner at DC’s #unionstation resulting in limited access to rail service, no ride share service, and no passenger drop off/pick up. The #Metro was skipping the station leaving travelers trying to catch Amtrak trains confused and with no travel alternatives.

    It’s just another example of how tone deaf Trump and the GOP are to the needs of real people. They could have had the dinner at a site set up for such events but instead decided to shutdown a primary transit hub in the middle of the work week. It’s a giant middle finger to any regular person that works on the hill and takes public transit and a go away to any tourist traveling to DC today for height of Cherry Blossom season.

    But the GOP don’t care. They see any public asset as their person plaything. The rest of us peasants don’t matter.

  10. So apparently in the middle of the TSA airport mess, rising gas prices, and disruption to global shipping from his personal war, #Trump and the #GOP felt they needed to disrupt transportation a little more by having the GOP’s National Fund Raising Dinner at DC’s #unionstation resulting in limited access to rail service, no ride share service, and no passenger drop off/pick up. The #Metro was skipping the station leaving travelers trying to catch Amtrak trains confused and with no travel alternatives.

    It’s just another example of how tone deaf Trump and the GOP are to the needs of real people. They could have had the dinner at a site set up for such events but instead decided to shutdown a primary transit hub in the middle of the work week. It’s a giant middle finger to any regular person that works on the hill and takes public transit and a go away to any tourist traveling to DC today for height of Cherry Blossom season.

    But the GOP don’t care. They see any public asset as their person plaything. The rest of us peasants don’t matter.

  11. #POTUS is at an event at #UnionStation, so #WMATA trains are skipping the station. #MARC and #VRE will be delayed too.

  12. #POTUS is at an event at #UnionStation, so #WMATA trains are skipping the station. #MARC and #VRE will be delayed too.

  13. #POTUS is at an event at #UnionStation, so #WMATA trains are skipping the station. #MARC and #VRE will be delayed too.

  14. #POTUS is at an event at #UnionStation, so #WMATA trains are skipping the station. #MARC and #VRE will be delayed too.

  15. #POTUS is at an event at #UnionStation, so #WMATA trains are skipping the station. #MARC and #VRE will be delayed too.

  16. A young Amish family stands at a railing, gazing out over a river. Their dark clothing contrasts with the urban backdrop, suggesting a moment of reflection amid the bustling city.

    #photography #bnw #monochrome #bw #blackandwhite #photo #chicago #unionstation #urban #street #amish #family #tradition #hope #dreams

  17. A young Amish family stands at a railing, gazing out over a river. Their dark clothing contrasts with the urban backdrop, suggesting a moment of reflection amid the bustling city.

    #photography #bnw #monochrome #bw #blackandwhite #photo #chicago #unionstation #urban #street #amish #family #tradition #hope #dreams

  18. A young Amish family stands at a railing, gazing out over a river. Their dark clothing contrasts with the urban backdrop, suggesting a moment of reflection amid the bustling city.

    #photography #bnw #monochrome #bw #blackandwhite #photo #chicago #unionstation #urban #street #amish #family #tradition #hope #dreams

  19. A young Amish family stands at a railing, gazing out over a river. Their dark clothing contrasts with the urban backdrop, suggesting a moment of reflection amid the bustling city.

    #photography #bnw #monochrome #bw #blackandwhite #photo #chicago #unionstation #urban #street #amish #family #tradition #hope #dreams

  20. #TorontoON - Sheltering from the storm: how homeless Torontonians turned to #UnionStation as #WarmingCentres filled

    While centres save lives, advocates say, Toronto’s winter shelter response is still leaving residents in the cold.

    By Victoria Gibson, Jan. 17, 2026

    Excerpt: "In winter, the city expands its shelter system — squeezing additional beds into existing shelters, opening up warming centres once temperatures plunge below -5 C, and letting people shelter in contingency spaces such as shelter meeting rooms once temperatures reach -15 C.

    "These sites save lives, says Cathy Crowe, a longtime street nurse and homeless advocate in Toronto. But as those facilities, too, are often at or beyond capacity — and people continue to seek refuge in public spaces like transit stations — she sees a city continually unprepared for extreme weather, with safety nets like the shelter system still unable to catch everyone in need.

    [...]

    "[Unhoused person, Douglas Watt] sees the #CostOfLiving, and #housing, as another major force. 'It’s hard for people to live, and keep up,' he said, noting he relied on disability supports that don’t offer much to cover expenses.

    "He used to live with family members outside the GTA, but said they were facing health battles and he didn’t want to add to their stress. So he made the choice to leave without a place to land.

    "One shelter in Halton turned him away for lack of room, he said. Some nights, he sleeps at GO stations in Burlington and Oakville. Asked if he’d looked for shelter in Toronto, Watt said he worried about having his possessions stolen.

    " 'I’ll be honest with you, shelters are even worse than being on the streets sometimes,' he said."

    Read more:
    thestar.com/news/gta/shelterin

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/pIk2L

    @newsbot

    #Housing4All #Houseless #Unhoused #TinyHouses #Homeless #Shelters #HomeslessShelters

  21. #TorontoON - Sheltering from the storm: how homeless Torontonians turned to #UnionStation as #WarmingCentres filled

    While centres save lives, advocates say, Toronto’s winter shelter response is still leaving residents in the cold.

    By Victoria Gibson, Jan. 17, 2026

    Excerpt: "In winter, the city expands its shelter system — squeezing additional beds into existing shelters, opening up warming centres once temperatures plunge below -5 C, and letting people shelter in contingency spaces such as shelter meeting rooms once temperatures reach -15 C.

    "These sites save lives, says Cathy Crowe, a longtime street nurse and homeless advocate in Toronto. But as those facilities, too, are often at or beyond capacity — and people continue to seek refuge in public spaces like transit stations — she sees a city continually unprepared for extreme weather, with safety nets like the shelter system still unable to catch everyone in need.

    [...]

    "[Unhoused person, Douglas Watt] sees the #CostOfLiving, and #housing, as another major force. 'It’s hard for people to live, and keep up,' he said, noting he relied on disability supports that don’t offer much to cover expenses.

    "He used to live with family members outside the GTA, but said they were facing health battles and he didn’t want to add to their stress. So he made the choice to leave without a place to land.

    "One shelter in Halton turned him away for lack of room, he said. Some nights, he sleeps at GO stations in Burlington and Oakville. Asked if he’d looked for shelter in Toronto, Watt said he worried about having his possessions stolen.

    " 'I’ll be honest with you, shelters are even worse than being on the streets sometimes,' he said."

    Read more:
    thestar.com/news/gta/shelterin

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/pIk2L

    @newsbot

    #Housing4All #Houseless #Unhoused #TinyHouses #Homeless #Shelters #HomeslessShelters

  22. #TorontoON - Sheltering from the storm: how homeless Torontonians turned to #UnionStation as #WarmingCentres filled

    While centres save lives, advocates say, Toronto’s winter shelter response is still leaving residents in the cold.

    By Victoria Gibson, Jan. 17, 2026

    Excerpt: "In winter, the city expands its shelter system — squeezing additional beds into existing shelters, opening up warming centres once temperatures plunge below -5 C, and letting people shelter in contingency spaces such as shelter meeting rooms once temperatures reach -15 C.

    "These sites save lives, says Cathy Crowe, a longtime street nurse and homeless advocate in Toronto. But as those facilities, too, are often at or beyond capacity — and people continue to seek refuge in public spaces like transit stations — she sees a city continually unprepared for extreme weather, with safety nets like the shelter system still unable to catch everyone in need.

    [...]

    "[Unhoused person, Douglas Watt] sees the #CostOfLiving, and #housing, as another major force. 'It’s hard for people to live, and keep up,' he said, noting he relied on disability supports that don’t offer much to cover expenses.

    "He used to live with family members outside the GTA, but said they were facing health battles and he didn’t want to add to their stress. So he made the choice to leave without a place to land.

    "One shelter in Halton turned him away for lack of room, he said. Some nights, he sleeps at GO stations in Burlington and Oakville. Asked if he’d looked for shelter in Toronto, Watt said he worried about having his possessions stolen.

    " 'I’ll be honest with you, shelters are even worse than being on the streets sometimes,' he said."

    Read more:
    thestar.com/news/gta/shelterin

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/pIk2L

    @newsbot

    #Housing4All #Houseless #Unhoused #TinyHouses #Homeless #Shelters #HomeslessShelters

  23. #TorontoON - Sheltering from the storm: how homeless Torontonians turned to #UnionStation as #WarmingCentres filled

    While centres save lives, advocates say, Toronto’s winter shelter response is still leaving residents in the cold.

    By Victoria Gibson, Jan. 17, 2026

    Excerpt: "In winter, the city expands its shelter system — squeezing additional beds into existing shelters, opening up warming centres once temperatures plunge below -5 C, and letting people shelter in contingency spaces such as shelter meeting rooms once temperatures reach -15 C.

    "These sites save lives, says Cathy Crowe, a longtime street nurse and homeless advocate in Toronto. But as those facilities, too, are often at or beyond capacity — and people continue to seek refuge in public spaces like transit stations — she sees a city continually unprepared for extreme weather, with safety nets like the shelter system still unable to catch everyone in need.

    [...]

    "[Unhoused person, Douglas Watt] sees the #CostOfLiving, and #housing, as another major force. 'It’s hard for people to live, and keep up,' he said, noting he relied on disability supports that don’t offer much to cover expenses.

    "He used to live with family members outside the GTA, but said they were facing health battles and he didn’t want to add to their stress. So he made the choice to leave without a place to land.

    "One shelter in Halton turned him away for lack of room, he said. Some nights, he sleeps at GO stations in Burlington and Oakville. Asked if he’d looked for shelter in Toronto, Watt said he worried about having his possessions stolen.

    " 'I’ll be honest with you, shelters are even worse than being on the streets sometimes,' he said."

    Read more:
    thestar.com/news/gta/shelterin

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/pIk2L

    @newsbot

    #Housing4All #Houseless #Unhoused #TinyHouses #Homeless #Shelters #HomeslessShelters

  24. #TorontoON - Sheltering from the storm: how homeless Torontonians turned to #UnionStation as #WarmingCentres filled

    While centres save lives, advocates say, Toronto’s winter shelter response is still leaving residents in the cold.

    By Victoria Gibson, Jan. 17, 2026

    Excerpt: "In winter, the city expands its shelter system — squeezing additional beds into existing shelters, opening up warming centres once temperatures plunge below -5 C, and letting people shelter in contingency spaces such as shelter meeting rooms once temperatures reach -15 C.

    "These sites save lives, says Cathy Crowe, a longtime street nurse and homeless advocate in Toronto. But as those facilities, too, are often at or beyond capacity — and people continue to seek refuge in public spaces like transit stations — she sees a city continually unprepared for extreme weather, with safety nets like the shelter system still unable to catch everyone in need.

    [...]

    "[Unhoused person, Douglas Watt] sees the #CostOfLiving, and #housing, as another major force. 'It’s hard for people to live, and keep up,' he said, noting he relied on disability supports that don’t offer much to cover expenses.

    "He used to live with family members outside the GTA, but said they were facing health battles and he didn’t want to add to their stress. So he made the choice to leave without a place to land.

    "One shelter in Halton turned him away for lack of room, he said. Some nights, he sleeps at GO stations in Burlington and Oakville. Asked if he’d looked for shelter in Toronto, Watt said he worried about having his possessions stolen.

    " 'I’ll be honest with you, shelters are even worse than being on the streets sometimes,' he said."

    Read more:
    thestar.com/news/gta/shelterin

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/pIk2L

    @newsbot

    #Housing4All #Houseless #Unhoused #TinyHouses #Homeless #Shelters #HomeslessShelters