Can political dissent be classified as harassment? One Canadian city says yes.
A small city on the outskirts of Toronto has become an unlikely front line in the debate over free speech and government power — a debate increasingly familiar to Americans as well. Pickering Councillor Lisa Robinson , one of Canada's most controversial municipal politicians, is seeking the mayor's office even as she faces fresh restrictions on her participation in council proceedings and yet another clash with the city's integrity commissioner. 'And it's kind of like a group-think mentality ove
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