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Toronto ushers in Skycar era with online voting, Mississauga council elections turn ugly, biker gangs have feelings too
Mississauga City Council candidate, Adnan Hashmi, has been charged with impersonating a police officer after his rival, Ishrat Nasim claimed he tried to pressure her landlady into denying she lived in Ward 10, which would make her ineligible to run. All lies, says Hashmi.
A crown attourney has labeled former social worker Sara Villella a “merchant of death” for her role in smuggling guns to Scarbroough street gang, the Malvern Crew in 2004.
The president of the Hells Angels Vancouver chapter has felt violated by the rude public reaction he’s faced since his gentle, law-abiding social club was ruled a criminal organization by an Ontario judge last year. His lawyers want meany sections of federal anti-gang legislation struck down.
If you want to be able to vote online in municipal elections, you’ll need to just hang in there until at least 2018, by which time online voting will be obsolete anyway because you’ll be itching for any excuse leave the house and try out your fancy new flying car or TTC smart card.
And speaking of flying cars, that might be the only way you want to try driving on Shepard avenue, which now claims 7 of the city’s 20 most congested intersections.