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Holocaust educator Andy Reti will be part of the largest motorcycle parade in Toronto's history on June 7th, with riders from as far away as Israel and Australia. Photo: Andy Reti
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Holocaust survivor can’t endure Toronto bullshit

Taxi consultation “Just more of the same bullshit, an exercise in futility” When a Jew who survived Hitler’s Holocaust gives up on Toronto, the situation has got to be dire. Andy Reti has been an active member of Toronto’s Taxi

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Joseph Rucci of Conway Litigation presented the firm's overview on the recent Ottawa lawsuit at the May 30 CTA Zoom webinar. Image: CTA
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Conway and legal team on CTA Zoom

“Uber was a bandit Taxi company” and “Ottawa was negligent” groundbreaking statements Tom Conway made two key points in his opening remarks on the May 30 CTA Zoom webinar. He and his legal team took two hours to explain the

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Conway Litigation is the law firm responsible for the Taxi industry victory in the Metro Taxi vs City of Ottawa lawsuit in the decision released May 13th. Image: Conway Litigation
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Tom Conway to join May 30 CTA Zoom webinar

Last-minute scheduling change allows Ottawa lead counsel to join Updated May 30th: With information on Tom Conway’s appearance ***** Conway Litigation’s lead counsel Tom Conway is expected to join the CTA Zoom Webinar today. He will bring short remarks. Conway

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Plaintiff and CTA president Marc Andre Way spoke to media on May 13, 2024 after the court decided Ottawa was "negligent' in failing to enforce its own laws against Uber. Photo: Taxi News
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Taxi industry class action victory a win for the rule of law

“Uber was a bandit taxi company.” The idea that Superior Court Justice Marc Smith made this very plain statement in his May 13 judgment is good news for Canada. The class action lawsuit, Metro Taxi v City of Ottawa, was

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