Gridlock, emissions, drivers’ poverty pay…
If only there were some kind of a solution: think, think, think!
Read MoreIf only there were some kind of a solution: think, think, think!
Read MoreThey are utterly shameless by Dan McTeague The Liberals’ carbon tax ploy is utterly shameless. For years they’ve been telling us that the Carbon Tax was a hallmark of Canadian patriotism, that it was the best way to save the
Read MoreConfusion around Toronto’s “Shop local” initiative is apparent as the Globe and Mail and other media outlets have reported that Uber has been banned by City Council. In fact, the measure was passed by Executive Committee on March 19th and
Read MoreLaunches campaign for Scarborough-Woburn On March 23rd, George Wedge officially launched his campaign as the NDP candidate for Scarborough-Woburn, bringing his decades of advocacy and leadership to the fight for a fairer, more affordable Canada. “I’m incredibly proud to join
Read More“Statements attributed to City Manager Paul Johnson in this context are not true” In response to statements made by Taxi operator Behrouz Khamseh in Taxi News’ March 20 article, “Was the VFH review an intentional waste of time?”, the City
Read MoreAttempt to defy the Law of Supply and Demand harms everyone When time and words are wasted intentionally in politics, it’s known as “ragging the puck.” Politicians and officials just talk out the clock, introduce red-herring topics to take listeners
Read MoreThe Metro Taxi vs City of Ottawa trial will be continued on April 4th, 2025, to address the issue of damages. The parties will be back in court to argue the issue of whether damages should be assessed in the
Read MoreConvoy participants suing those responsible by Donna Laframboise A group of Freedom Convoy participants who had their bank accounts frozen are suing the individuals and institutions responsible. They are demanding accountability – for their own sake, and for the sake
Read MoreDecision “kicked down the road” to Council March 26 The age extension for Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles from 7 years to 10 years needs to be discussed again at Toronto’s March 26 City Council meeting. The motion passed by Executive Committee
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