Archive for 'John Barber'

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A Basic Truth of John Tory

His response to carding, the Gardiner, and the Scarborough subway reminds us who John Tory is. And it doesn't bode well for City Hall.

By John Barber • Photo by Daniel BitondiJun. 4th, 9:30 am

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Skating on Thick Ice

Why we should (and should be allowed to) make the most of Grenadier Pond.

By John Barber Jan. 27th, 11:45 am

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Speaking Lies for Power

How Toronto's dailies are failing their readers, and failing to hold politicians to account.

By John Barber Jun. 23rd, 3:11 pm

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Bring Back the War on the Car

Toronto needs warriors to fight for cyclists, pedestrians, and the life of the city.

By John Barber Apr. 10th, 9:15 am

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Mayoral Candidates Rally Around the Downtown Relief Line

How the DRL became the most urgent political priority in Toronto, and why it shouldn't be.

By John Barber Mar. 4th, 9:16 am

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Toronto’s Waterfront Dreams

Fantasies of a revitalized, reclaimed central waterfront will one day become realities.

By John Barber Feb. 21st, 9:35 am

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Hope Hidden in the Lies

When serious people join the conversation and a real choice looms, Rob Ford might just fade away.

By John Barber • Photo by Christopher DrostFeb. 13th, 9:00 am

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Our Great Transit Non-Debate

We are terrible at discussing transit in Toronto. What does this mean for the 2014 municipal election?

By John Barber Jan. 23rd, 11:30 am

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Does John Tory Still Matter?

Everyone's waiting to find out if he'll run for mayor. But would it make a difference if he did?

By John Barber Jan. 13th, 11:40 am

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A Partisan Conspiracy

Are political parties the next step for Ford Nation?

By John Barber • Photo by Christopher DrostJan. 9th, 9:00 am

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Ned Flanders for Mayor

David Soknacki plans to run for mayor. He has excellent skills, and terrible chances.

By John Barber Dec. 12th, 3:46 pm

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Desperately Seeking Jets

Porter's insidious bid for Toronto's waterfront.

By John Barber Nov. 30th, 10:10 am