General Doug Ford: Taking the fight for four wheels to the streets

The Globe and Mail Friday 27th April, 2012

LITTLE PORTUGAL – A battle hardened general peers through his binoculars and scans the horizon. To the untrained eye, it’s just another urban streetscape: painted lines, traffic lights and parked cars. But in the apocalyptic stillness, the general smells danger. He lowers his binoculars and barks "Incoming!"Just when it seemed the carnage, pain, horror, tragedy, grief and gut-wrenching loss were over, the events of the past week have ...

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