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Sheldon Brown is the man. Don't let the awful web design deter you: you can learn a ton of stuff about bikes on his site.

Back wheel is costlier to replace (due to gearing, assuming it's not a fixie/single speed), so I prioritize locking the back wheel if I can only do one.

If you have quick-release axles and don't want to worry about having your wheels stolen, most bike shops have security axles, which have a special key to loosen the axle. I've used them in the past for some extra peace of mind. Just dont lose the key(s)!

EDIT: if you get a LONG, beefy chain lock, you can carry it around your torso like one of those ammo belts. Convenient to not need a backpack or pannier for short trips. Be prepared to spend some $$ on a good lock. It's a great investment.

I recently attended the SaskPower info panel on their low-carbon energy transition. They have to basically rebuild our grid in 10 years. The panel was eye-opening to say the least. The next 10 years are going to be very interesting. I hope they can pull it off, and I hope our premier doesn't throw up climate road blocks: the project is hard enough as it is.

Probably real beef!

Damn what a fun game... it's been forever, I should play it again sometime.

Do you remember the name of the story?

Interesting.. I'll have to check that out.

It's a great movie, definitely worth your time.

Pretty cool, I hope it works out for them, and other cities can do the same. The more liveable density in our core neighborhoods, the better. Downtown Calgary can be a pretty drab concrete hellscape, so hopefully the residents can add some colour and life to the place.

Lol, looks like it would be a slog but I'd still love to try it out.