Ben Cohen is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including culture and society, business and economics, and social issues, with a particular focus on Canada and the Middle East. Ben's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including The New York Daily News, Yahoo Finance, and Newsweek.
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By: Ben Cohen
Residents’ group fears noisy bars will follow new city rules allowing neighbourhood corner stores
By: Ben Cohen
It's that time of the week again!
House Speaker Mike Johnson was spinning the facts when he claimed Republicans would have won a larger majority in the House in the 2024 election if not for Democrats' gerrymandering of districts. The net effect of redistricting did not give the Democrats a large advantage, experts told us, with most of them saying the Republicans benefited more than Democrats.
On Tuesday, council will consider a staff request to craft a new bylaw, which could include regulations to prevent protests around religious institutions, as well as schools, hospitals and libraries.
By: Ben Cohen
House Speaker Mike Johnson was spinning the facts when he claimed Republicans would have won a larger majority in the House in the 2024 election if not for Democrats' gerrymandering of districts.
By: Mahdis Habibinia, Ben Cohen
City council is being asked this week to allow a pilot project that would let a coffee trailer operate in downtown Toronto.
By: Ben Cohen, Manuela Vega
Toronto council voted Wednesday to do more consultation before changing the city’s zoning rules.
Ben Cohen, a senior analyst with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, writes a weekly column for JNS on Jewish affairs and Middle Eastern politics.
By: Ben Cohen
The main unit of CUPE Local 416 approved a new collective agreement with the city on Friday, but its paramedics unit rejected theirs and will go back to bargaining.
The other day, during a discussion with a colleague about the wave of pro-Hamas, antisemitic hysteria sweeping the Republic of Ireland, I unthinkingly quipped that the people of Eire should rename themselves “Paddystinians.” I immediately regretted doing so because the term “Paddy” is an aging pejorative, conjuring up images of Irish drunkenness, the supposed Irish […]
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