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Mohammed AdamThe London Free Press |
Mohammed Adam: We can’t say we want bad roads fixed, and in the same breadth complain about the inconvenience when the job is being done.
Mohammed Adam: The government has the right to call public servants back to the office. But they need to give them space to work.
Mohammed Adam: The premier favouring Toronto to host a multinational defence bank reinforces the belief that the capital is an afterthought at Queen's...
Mohammed Adam: Ottawa has not elected a leftist candidate as mayor in nearly 50 years. Does Jeff Leiper have a chance?
Mohammed Adam: The economist's entry into the mayoral race will elevate the contest by turning it into a campaign of ideas, not personalities.
Mohammed Adam: The leaky, rat-infested fire hazard of a prime ministerial residence is a national embarrassment.
Mohammed Adam: I got three calls in one day from different numbers with Ottawa area codes — all trying to get my personal banking information.
Mohammed Adam: If individual interests were allowed to trump the national interest, there will never be progress anywhere.
Mohammed Adam: The melting snow and ice is exposing dog poo hidden underneath, and making walking on public pathways rather messy.
Mohammed Adam: The city is reneging its responsibility for public safety as the garage owner moves ahead with plans to rebuild and reopen.
Mohammed Adam: Public transit should be the defining issue in this year's election. Not taxes, housing, or homelessness.
Mohammed Adam: Once an private owner's building is designated heritage, the city dictates what can or can’t be done. But it takes no responsibility...
Mohammed Adam: A strike in the middle of the tax season will likely undermine any public goodwill.