A truncated Worth Reading this week. My schedule has been
chaotic of late and I have not had the time to dig up a plethora of articles,
but I do have these five and a video.
The only news about Rob Ford that would shock me at this
point is if he resigned or withdrew from the election. That being said the
latest reported video and audio from the mayor has caused him to briefly
withdraw from public life to seek treatment of some kind.
From the Toronto Star, Chantal Hebert writes on the poor federal Liberal prospects in most of Quebec.
Jon Lornic in Spacing looks on the recent Ford
developments and considers the impact upon his supporters.
Althia Raj in the Huffington Post writes a list of
reasons why the Fair Elections Act fails to adequately address the issue of robocalls.
The Atlantic Cities discusses a survey of American and
European mayors and highlights the differences in their concerns and priorities for their cities.
Chuch Marohn of Strong Towns gave a “Curbside Chat” in
Vancouver. It’s a great talk and nicely summarizes his ideas. Video link here.
Chuck Marohn – Curbside Chat in Vancouver Nov 11, 2013 http://youtu.be/efgURk6w8LE
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