said by Pauly:i think conrad miller should have uploaded it to the province when he had a chance. the province handles their infastructure much better than a single municipality
said by Pauly:i think conrad miller should have uploaded it to the province when he had a chance. the province handles their infastructure much better than a single municipality
He tried his best. That one cent campaign. So when he couldn't control his spending habit(mainly paying his Union worker buddies) he came up with Land transfer tax. Yey More money for union.
Funny article in Star today.
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Mayor Fords office kept in the dark on crumbling Gardiner"
When a third chunk of concrete plummeted off the Gardiner Expressway this spring, making it apparent something was seriously wrong with the elevated highway, Mayor Rob Fords office ordered an emergency meeting with top city staff and offered a blank cheque to get the situation under control.
Public works chair Denzil Minnan-Wong says that, based on what they were being told, he and the mayors office had every reason to believe the expressway was safe. Documents released to the Star support his claim.
Neither Minnan-Wong nor the mayors office appear to have been sent the damaging engineer memos. The documents suggest the administration was more or less told the same thing as the public: Theres no cause for alarm, the situation is under control and concrete separating from a larger mass is not unusual.
Furthermore, documents show that despite these reassurances, the mayors office ordered extra precautions for public safety.