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Is Toronto's 'Bike War' Really a Class War?new

In the wake of Darcy Allan Sheppard's death, the debate has raged about whether the bike and the car can get along on the road. But what's really at stake are competing visions of the future of cities and democracy itself.

NOW Magazine | Andrew Cash | 09-14-2009 | Transportation

Tags: automobiles, Toronto, bicycling, urbanism

Obama's Green Jobs Program Could Leave Canadian Entrepreneurs Out of the Loopnew

If Barack Obama actually does use the financial crisis to sink cash into eco industries, Canada will have squandered a golden opportunity to share the gains.

NOW Magazine | Andrew Cash | 11-17-2008 | Economy

Tags: Canada, environment, green jobs, economic issues, Stimulus

Green Buying Binge is Doing Us Innew

What started all those years ago as a valiant effort to nudge residents to get with the three Rs (reduce, reuse and recycle) has morphed into a fervent consumer campaign that has vanquished "reduce." It's not just evidenced by my new supersized recycling bin, but also by the endless variety of ways we're encouraged to be "green" while indulging unabated our addiction to shopping.

NOW Magazine | Andrew Cash | 04-18-2008 | Environment

Tags: environment, Earth Day, consumerism, consumption, green products

Taking On the New Empirenew

Tibet backers at China's Consulate show protest focus has shifted from once-mighty U.S.

NOW Magazine | Andrew Cash | 03-28-2008 | International

Tags: Tibet, international

Burma Callingnew

Should we boycott China for propping up brutal regime? Activists can't decide.

NOW Magazine | Andrew Cash | 10-12-2007 | International

Tags: Burma, international

Should Public Vehicles Flaunt 'Support Our Troops' Stickers?new

Toronto's fire and emergency services, which have decided to put yellow-ribbon Support Our Troops stickers on every ambulance, emergency service vehicle and fire truck in the city.

NOW Magazine | Andrew Cash | 05-04-2007 | Policy Issues

Tags: public policy issues