Ian Austen

@ianrausten

Canada correspondent for The New York Times, also reporting on cycling from time to time austen@nytimes.com

Ottawa, Canada
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Joined November 2012
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  1. May 9

    Perhaps could have repaired potholes and cleaned up the Lees Ave bike lane before enclosing it with sticks

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    May 7

    The humble bicycle will save our cities, not autonomous vehicles.

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    May 6

    The problem with cyclists: -They go too fast -They go too slow -They won't get on the sidewalk -They won't get off the sidewalk -They are rich hobbyists -They are folks who can't afford a car -They are entitled and demand bike lanes -They take the lane when there's no bike lane

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    May 7

    When you realize there is still a lot of Giro to go ...

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    May 5

    When life gives you lemons, make lemonade: The photographer who was among the 350+ arrested has just kept filing photos from inside a police van

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  6. May 5

    2 Mohawks drove 7 hrs for a college tour only to be questioned by police because a parent didn’t like how they look

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    May 4

    1917 Thaw: Snow Banks

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    May 4

    If you run a Canadian public company that has used Canadian-regulated capital markets to raise billions from investors, you are signing up for a bit of media scrutiny. Crescent Point Energy doesn't see it that way, and barred reporters from its annual meeting today. Disgraceful

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  9. May 2

    Following last night’s very successful NYT Event with globetrotter and Saskatoon mayor , a run at dawn along the S. Sask. River including a vertigo inducing railway bridge crossing – at Saskatoon Weir

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    Apr 29

    Curious about how reports on mass killings? put together this case study of our coverage of the Toronto attack.

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    Apr 28

    Ian wrote about covering the story here. He was taking a day off on his bike when it happened. He had to pedal back to catch a plane. ?

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  12. Apr 24

    Toronto Police are about to hold a news conference on yesterday’s killing on Yonge Street.

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    Apr 24

    Handcuffed and dressed in a white jumpsuit, 25-year-old suspect is charged with 10 counts of murder in a Toronto court and held without bail as traumatized city wonders why he did it.

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    Apr 23

    Read about and her work on covering terrorism and her new podcast Caliphate via Then see her in person at Rotman on May 11

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    Apr 22

    Thank you to for this kind write-up about our podcast:

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  16. Apr 21

    This Week in Ottawa: The Quick Review. Monday: The Railway Tracks Today: First Flowers

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  17. Apr 20

    Last week along Saskatchewan Hwy 35, the road of tragedy ( 400H, Fuji 6X9 SW)

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  18. Apr 20

    The April glory of Codette Saskatchewan (Fuji 6X9 SW, Fujicolor 400H)

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  19. Apr 19

    “Our focus will focus on exposing the Liberal record during the campaign and advocating for change’: The Toronto Sun’s reporting plan for the upcoming Ontario vote. Its editor was once Doug Ford’s spokesman.

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    Apr 18

    Sears 1974.

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