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Reformed journalist. Author of Underdog, gay, proud Zionist, fur mom to Monty and bossy Frida, power walker, swimmer, e-biker. Fritzy is forever in our hearts!
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OP-ED: Chris Alexander’s mayoral campaign is a sham

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By Sue-Ann Levy Verified
| Juno News
Source: Wikimedia Commons The drop-dead date to drop out of the Toronto municipal election came and went last Friday — and last-minute entrant Chris Alexander didn’t get the hint. Despite more columns than I’ve ever seen at municipal election time urging him to leave the race for mayor of our once great city or asking why the hell he’s running, he chose to remain in the race.
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OP-ED: Bike lane ideology just lost in court

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By Sue-Ann Levy Verified
| Juno News
The Ontario Court of Appeal has at long last broken the cycle of ramming bike lanes wherever the petulant cyclepaths, aka the aggressive bike lobby, deem they should be in Toronto. Their ruling — which came down late last week — overturns a decision by activist Judge Paul Schabas to prevent the Ontario government from removing bike lanes on busy, traffic-gridlocked streets. Schabas declared a year ago that the helmet heads have a constitutional right to bike lanes wherever they are rolled out.
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OP-ED: Carney on the road again

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By Sue-Ann Levy Verified
| Juno News
You might say Prime Minister Mark Carney has given a whole new meaning to famous singer Willie Nelson’s hit, “On the Road Again.” It seems in just 18 months in office, the globetrotting PM has milked his perks for all their worth — this time jetting off in the government plane with its fancy menus to Tuscany, Italy until Aug. 17. We need your support to continue producing hard-hitting news and opinion, just like this. Become a Juno News premium subscriber today to support independent media.
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