Proceedings in the Ottawa Taxi trial ended at the noon hour today. The plaintiff’s lawyer Abdalla Barqawi finished his questioning of Deputy City Manager Lesley Donnelly earlier than anticipated. A good deal of the morning’s cross-examination covered questions concerning Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
Read More
At an April 11, 2012 Council meeting, Councillors directed staff to study “All possible options for restructuring taxi plate fees, including capturing the value of such plates for the taxpayers of the City of Ottawa.”
Ottawa’s Deputy City Manager Lesley Donnelly began providing testimony for the City of Ottawa in the Ottawa Taxi trial on January 26, and remained on the stand all day Friday, January 27th.
Read More
Last year, January 29th was a Saturday. This year it’s a Sunday. I first saw the above video a year ago today. I though it was brilliant, revelatory, and inspiring. Let down by the mainstream media, Canadian citizens were recording their own history.
Read More
Click the white arrow to the left to view the video. Source: Facebook American Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard posted a video January 29th calling out Justin Trudeau for what she calls his “hypocritical” approach to democracy. Gabbard, a retired military officer
Read More
There were lots of grandfathers and grandmothers at the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa last January.
Author Donna LaFramboise wants Canadians to know their stories, and so her book/website project “Opa’s Convoy Letters” was born: “I want to make sure kids know: whatever else you might have heard, when your grandfather went to went to Ottawa, people told him he was a hero.”
Read More
A curb-lane patio on Yonge Street. Photo: Sue-Ann Levy Professional drivers question the idea of tables near traffic The City of Toronto has proposed that the CaféTO program allowing restaurant patios to extend into the curb lane be made permanent.
Read More
Ottawa’s Deputy City Manager Lesley Donnelly provided the first testimony for the City of Ottawa in the Ottawa Taxi trial on January 26. It is expected that she will be cross-examined by lawyers for the plaintiffs on the morning of January 27th.
Read More As Canada approaches the one year anniversary of the Freedom Convoy’s arrival in Ottawa on January 29, Road Warrior News will be publishing a number of feature posts and articles.
Read More
Canada was built by people who believed hard work should deliver rewards. Photo: Central Taxi Have hard work and home ownership become crimes in Canada? You’ll have to forgive me if this is my net take-away from the Ottawa Taxi
Read More