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Are bike lanes safe?
Join us Tuesday, January 30, at 8PM for a public debate on bike lanes, prompted by the controversial National Post series. Continue reading
Posted in Cities, Public transit, Transportation, Uncategorized
Tagged bike lanes, bike safety, Lawrence Solomon
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Interview with Lawrence Solomon on cycling
“So you used to be a bicycle advocate going back to the eighties …” Mark Towhey discusses Solomon’s controversial cycling article and his view that bicycles have become a harm instead of the benefit that they should be. Continue reading
Posted in Cities, Other, Public transit, Toll roads, Transportation
Tagged automobiles, Bicycles, cycling infrastructure, cycling revolution, pollution
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Lawrence Solomon: How city politicians are helping Amazon destroy your favourite local retailers
(April 21, 2017) Brick-and-mortar stores are falling by the thousands, but don’t blame Amazon — it’s municipalities that are wielding the wrecking ball. Continue reading
Expert panel dissects latest Gazan war
(September 4, 2014) “Solomon noted that the current Gazan war is distinct from the two that preceded it.” Lawrence Solomon joins a Canadian Institute for Jewish Research colloquium on “Israel, Hamas and the third Gazan war.” Continue reading
Posted in Nation states
Tagged Diaspora Jews, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Lawrence Solomon, the Gazan war
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Nothing lasts forever
(March 26, 2014) The ongoing campaign for the Quebec provincial election and renewed discussion of a Quebec sovereignty referendum has occasioned speculation of how the Canadian cookie might crumble. One example is a recent editorial by Lawrence Solomon in the National Post, “Canada needs Quebec.” Continue reading
Lawrence Solomon: Why Ukraine should break up
(March 6, 2014) Crimea will have fewer doubts about leaving Ukraine than Russia will have about accepting it. Continue reading
Sponsoring worthy immigrants
(May 16, 2013) As we phase out undesirables entering under the current system, we need to better open doors to the deserving. Continue reading
