Sue-Ann Levy

4 weeks ago | junonews.com | Sue-Ann Levy |Candice Malcolm

Author: Sue-Ann LevyIn a 90-minute online debate this week, controversial Liberal incumbent Ya’ara Saks told viewers that her government has done everything it can to stop anti-Semitism — that the provincial and municipal politicians are to blame for not enforcing hate laws against terrorist sympathizers who block the streets of Toronto and other major cities.

1 month ago | junonews.com | Sue-Ann Levy |Candice Malcolm

Author: Sue-Ann LevyEven though there is no such country as Palestine, a group of haters of the Jewish state and of Jews have managed to infiltrate the federal election with efforts to impose their agenda on woke and weak candidates. And it seems they have found 12 useful idiots in the Liberal party, headed by a caretaker Prime Minister, Mark Carney, who, like his predecessor has gone out of his way to diss Israel and enable Jew-hatred, so far in the election campaign.

1 month ago | junonews.com | Sue-Ann Levy

Author: Sue-Ann LevyTrue North's investigative journalist Sue-Ann Levy visits a government drug clinic in downtown Toronto to expose the dark reality behind the government's so-called "safe" injection sites. From rampant drug dealing to rising crime and out-of-control homeless encampments, Liberal policies have turned parts of the city into dangerous wastelands. Why are taxpayer dollars funding addiction rather than recovery? Why are politicians ignoring the chaos unfolding in our streets?

2 months ago | open.substack.com | Sue-Ann Levy |Candice Malcolm

Author: Sue-Ann LevyI’ve discovered through my years of covering politics that many voters have very short memories and are easily seduced by faux promises. Often when asked to vote in an election or leadership race, they either wilfully ignore or completely forget what a particular party has done to them in the years leading up to the vote.

2 months ago | junonews.com | Sue-Ann Levy |Candice Malcolm

Author: Sue-Ann LevyToronto Mayor Olivia Chow moved with her family from Hong Kong to Toronto more than 50 years ago when she was 13. According to her book, My Journey, which was published in 2014, she lived a middle class life in Hong Kong compared to what she experienced in Toronto. During a recent visit to Hong Kong, I came to the conclusion that Toronto’s beleaguered mayor would be well-served to return there for a few months to learn how a well-run, authentically first class city operates.