#political-opposition

#political-opposition

The secret fear of the loudest die-hard critics of Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is not that he will fail as the city's leader but that he has a very good chance of succeeding. If the new administration demonstrates it can deliver on its promise to lower the cost of living while managing our city efficiently and keeping the streets safe, it will become clear that the fearmongers who have been screaming warnings about a coming municipal apocalypse were peddling nonsense all along.

Three more speed cameras have been damaged in Toronto, city officials say marking the 20th time the devices were tampered with in just a week. The City of Toronto said in an email to CBC News on Friday that three cameras were vandalized early Sunday morning. The cameras were located in the areas of Castlefield Avenue and Avenue Road, Avenue Road and Oaklands Avenue, and at Mount Pleasant Road and South Drive.

Jennifer Whitmore accused the government of being 'epic wasters', stating public spending has increased by 50% alongside a deteriorating housing crisis and record homelessness.

"I said to him, 'Look, you're a very nice guy and, you know, a very smart guy,'... He's a nice kid, but he's 33 years old. He's not qualified."

President Gustavo Petro's recent decree to call a referendum on labour reform was suspended by Colombia's Council of State due to lack of Senate approval.

In an effort to present a united front, Mary Lou McDonald of Sinn Féin is leading opposition discussions while others remain cautious to avoid association with her party.

Democratic committee members expressed strong criticism towards a proposal seen as detrimental to public lands, underscoring the need for greater communication in policy impacts.

"It's outrageous and inappropriate for the Trump Administration to use Travis Air Force Base as an immigration detention facility. Converting Travis into an immigration facility would undermine its vital national security mission."

The upcoming election in Singapore serves as a referendum on the People's Action Party's (PAP) popularity amid rising opposition sentiment and voter dissatisfaction.

I've simply been informed by the national executive that I remain the nominee of the national executive, he said.

The Democratic Party, once a beacon for opposition in Hong Kong, has succumbed to Beijing’s tightening grip, marking a significant loss for local democracy.