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A Free Press reader says "the city concerns itself with keeping traffic moving, and not with getting drivers where they need to be."
A Free Press reader says Canadians are not "nasty and mean," but rather resilient and innovative.
A Free Press reader believes developers run the city and "they're not interested in what the public has to say."
A Free Press reader feels it is "imperative for all drivers to learn how to drive a roundabout."
A Free Press reader says bike signals prevent crashes, "especially when turning drivers cross paths with straight-through cyclists."
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Free Press readers sound off on the topics of the day including NIMBYism near Labatt Park, opioid deaths and a renters' activist.
A Free Press reader says the messages in this cartoon "create a sense of foreboding."
A Free Press reader says London needs to speed up the conversion of commercial space into residential space, which should bring more people downtown.
A Free Press reader feels Prime Minister Mark Carney's winks appear to be inappropriate.