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Like all chronic advertising people, I have no idea what I want to do if I grow up. But I have hobbies if not fallback plans. In 2008, to populate Daily XY with content, I began the unlikely task of writing weekly car reviews. Soon I was writing for other autojournalism outlets. I 2011, I was invited to join the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC). Since then my auto writing’s won several awards including Canadian Auto Journalist of the Year, Runner-up, twice!! #NeverTheBride

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How Traffic ‘Works’ in the GTA.

This is a breakdown (double entendre ‘intendred’) of how the city and province regulate the flow of traffic. It features an in-depth interview with media and traffic legend, Cam Woolley, formerly of the Ontario Provincial Police.

Read Article: How Traffic ‘Works’ in the GTA.pdf

Top 10 City Cars

Most auto journalists live in the country or suburbs so they can have a bigger garage. (The younger ones live in the parents’ basement. Thees no get-reech-kweek scam.) My column’s been called The Urban Driver and I tend to review autos from a frustrated city dweller’s POV. My misery is your entertainment.

Read Article: Top 10 City Cars.pdf

2013 Cadillac ATS

I was at the American launch on Clint Eastwood’s golf course (about a week before he interviewed the chair) but wrote this piece 6 weeks later, following the Canadian launch. Click to read:

Read Article: 2013 Cadillac ATS.pdf

Please don’t read this on your phone.

This article was the first I was commissioned upon returning to Canada, after a dream near-year in Italy. It’s about distracted driving; what I learned was utterly horrifying but I tried to put as much smile (and honesty) into the article as possible

Read Article: People Are STUPID!

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2023