
Pride is right: No stormtroopers in parade
For the third year in a row, uniformed and armed Toronto Police officers will not be welcome to march in this summer’s Pride Parade. Members […]
For the third year in a row, uniformed and armed Toronto Police officers will not be welcome to march in this summer’s Pride Parade. Members […]
In Friday’s National Post, columnist extraordinaire Christie Blatchford asks: What is taking so long with the Toronto Danforth mass shooting investigation? It’s a very good […]
Although smaller, Toronto’s brand-new and improved City Council remains fully committed to making government bigger, more expensive and less effective. If they can ruin an […]
Toronto’s newly reduced City Council has adopted a temporary governance structure with an eight-member executive committee and four standing policy committees to consider policy options […]
Toronto City Council has been whittled down to a more manageable size, but as its first meeting proved, it’s not just the number of councillors […]
Have you ever seen one of those carnival contests where they lock the winner in a glass booth and fire up a cyclone inside while […]
Much of what I value most about democracy, I learned two decades ago in the dark heart of a country that had never experienced it […]
Yesterday’s municipal election has formed a new, slimmed-down #Toronto City Council that should make it easier for Mayor John Tory (re-elected in a landslide) to […]
The Ontario government passed Bill 5 today – which reduces the size of Toronto City Council to one mayor and 25 councillors representing wards that […]
There is one simple thing Toronto can do to improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic congestion. Kill the Clock! The pedestrian countdown clock is the […]
In the wake of Sunday night’s mass shooting on Toronto’s popular Danforth St., politicians from the mayor to the local councillor are turning predictably to […]
Originally published in the Toronto Sun July 18, 2018 Toronto’s Board of Health voted Monday to ask the federal government to decriminalize possession of all drugs […]
Originally published in the Toronto Sun July 5, 2018 Most of Toronto’s shiny new streetcars have been recalled by Bombardier for critically-important repairs. Yes, those […]
Toronto has been witness to 22 fatal shootings so far this year – just less than half of the city’s 51 murders in 2018 thus […]
Did he, or didn’t he? The late Rob Ford, former Mayor of Toronto and his brother Doug, then a Toronto City Councillor, used to boast […]
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