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Why the safer-supply program persists despite opposition (opens the original)
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One hot morning this summer, a group of weary-looking men and women gathered outside the door of a Hamilton pharmacy, waiting for opening time. Just before 9, they started filing through the door to collect the medicines they take for their various addictions. The meds are designed to help them fend off the agony of withdrawal and perhaps even get on the road to recovery. But within minutes of emerging, one of them, a bearded man in a baseball cap, was emptying his bottle of pills into the palm
Say its name (opens the original)
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Authorities have reacted to last Sunday’s antisemitic attack in Belleville, Ont., in all the usual and necessary ways: with stern expressions of abhorrence and promises to protect Canada’s shaken Jewish community. What they have failed to do is to identify or challenge the ideology that is feeding the wave of hate sweeping this country. Zionism is the idea that the Jewish people have the right to a national homeland: Israel. Anti-Zionism, as it has evolved, is the idea that Israel is an alien, i
In polarized times, Ford and Chow have an unusual partnership (opens the original)
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In background and politics, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow are about as different as two people could be. And yet they have found a way to get along and to work together. “The mayor and I have a phenomenal relationship, phenomenal,” Mr. Ford said when the two appeared at a news conference this week. He was responding to a reporter who asked him where he stood on the coming municipal vote in Toronto. Ms. Chow is running for re-election on Oct. 26 against two main competit
A week of Mammon and muses (opens the original)
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Toronto is enjoying a brief moment in the sun. Money men and money women from all over the world have descended on the city for the Canada Investment Summit, which the federal government is billing as a “first-of-its-kind gathering” aimed at “accelerating new investment into Canada” – luring billionaires, in other words. Producers, directors and actors from all over the world are in town for the Toronto International Film Festival, the annual movie-industry extravaganza. The pair of big events –
Where is the ‘common sense’ here? (opens the original)
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With nearly half a trillion dollars in debt and vast spending commitments for transit, highways, health and other urgent needs, the government of Ontario cannot afford to waste any money. So why on earth would we want to spend tens of millions to rip out a bunch of bicycle lanes in Toronto? Under the past few mayors, the city has built a substantial network of lanes so that cyclists can navigate the city in relative safety. It lagged behind other cities in this effort – Montreal took the lead ye
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