The Liberal government has
announced plans to reform how Supreme Court justices are selected. The hope is to make the process less elite, which strikes me odd for the most
prestigious court in the land.
From the Globe and Mail's
Doug Saunders, the role of parties in democracies.
Why one urbanist decided
to run for city council.
Wired magazine has a story
about American cities de-paving their roads and turning it into gravel in order
to meet shrinking budgets.
Chuck Marohn had a run-in with his local newspaper. I cannot say I have not had similar feelings toward narrow-minded media
coverage.
By shifting trips from car to bicycle Portland, Oregon
may by freeing up $138 million per year for the local economy. I really love this article, it gives a real sense of the potential.
From the National Post's Stephen Gordon, the Conservative
Party is foolish for attacking carbon pricing.
Transit riders and commuters are looking for better service, not high-tech gimmicks in their transportation.
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