There was nothing correct in that article.  Poor attemp at satire.  No facts.  It's like with any target of hate: someone says/writes some hateful anedote or untruth or fiction, this resonates with people that feel the same way, they trade similar sentiments, chuckle, feel good about having found a common target for hatred.   Today it's cyclist.   Hating on other groups has fallen out of fashion.   

I'm disappointed in you, the Globe.  This is pathetic.   Last week in Toronto a young father died on his bike when a car collided with a streetcar and plowed into the poor guy on his bike.  Seems to me that either the car or streetcar driver felt entitled to be where he should not have been, which resulted in a collision in which a cyclist minding his own business died.   It could've equally been a pedestrian (I know, shocking, there are places where people walk!)  

And here you are, calling the cyclists entitled.   This is in extremely poor taste.