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nationalpost.com > opinion > illegitimate-for-courts-to-declare-a-right-to-bike-lanes

‘Illegitimate’ for courts to declare a right to bike lanes

6+ day, 19+ hour ago   (69+ words) Ben Woodfinden talks to Rob Breakenridge about the recent court decision rejecting the idea of a Charter right to bike lanes Tastes from all around the world What a mid-July journey through Dawson City and Whitehorse reveals about Canada’s North…...

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nationalpost.com > opinion > ben-woodfinden-all-hail-the-judicial-smackdown-of-bike-lane-rights

Ben Woodfinden: All hail the judicial smackdown of bike lane rights

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (222+ words) It’s absurd it even came to this, but on Friday the Court of Appeal for Ontario ruled that the Ford government was allowed to remove bike lanes in Toronto, overturning Justice Paul Schabas who ruled a year ago that removing…...

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nationalpost.com > opinion > colby-cosh-the-right-to-bike-lanes-mocks-the-charter

Colby Cosh: The 'right to bike lanes' mocks the Charter

7+ mon, 2+ week ago   (257+ words) Ontario Court of Appeal will soon weigh in on what amounts to a disagreement over policy goals Minority-language education rights, which do impose a positive obligation on provinces, are an exception in the text — but their very presence emphasizes the…...

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nationalpost.com > entertainment > ken-carter-evel-knievel

Was Canadian stuntman Ken Carter braver than Evel Knievel?

11+ mon, 1+ week ago   (353+ words) You may remember Evel Knievel and his death-defying motorcycle stunts in the ’70s, but do you recall Canada’s very own stuntman, Ken Carter, who was often referred to as ‘The Mad Canadian’? Born Kenneth Gordon Polsjek in Montreal in 1938, Carter wanted…...

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nationalpost.com > opinion > chris-selley-tennis-canadas-shameful-cowardice-of-israel-boycotters-is-no-moral-example-to-follow

Chris Selley: Tennis Canada's shameful cowardice of Israel-boycotters is no moral example to follow

11+ mon, 2+ week ago   (283+ words) As ever in this country, simply ejecting protesters for unlawfully disrupting an event seems to have been considered an absolute last resort — somewhere beyond outright cancellation It needed to keep people safe, don’t you know. Safety first, second and third…...

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nationalpost.com > life > real-canadians-doctor-takes-passion-for-mountain-biking-to-the-trails

Real Canadians: Doctor takes passion for mountain biking to the trails

11+ mon, 3+ week ago   (332+ words) Exceptional Journalism Powered by Media Innovation. Our Mission: Keeping Canadians in the know with ambitious, trusted and high-quality journalism. Delivering high-value and data-driven marketing solutions to businesses and advertisers. Our Vision: To be the most innovative media company in Canada…...