• Paying a high price [ Toronto Star ]
• Smoking fight moves to apartments [ Toronto Star ]
• Apartment smoking ban eyed [ Globe and Mail ]
• Parents protest moving Ajax park [ Toronto Star ]
• Yellow line tangled in red tape [ Toronto Star ]
• Empties are sweet cash for this recycler [ Toronto Star ]
• Last chance to fix this country [ Toronto Star ]
• Drawing parallels to Ontario campaign [ Globe and Mail ]
• Greening, Stories and Riding [ Globe and Mail ]
• Scarborough residents explain why few vote [ Globe and Mail ]
• City asks province to help solve budget cash crunch [ Globe and Mail ]
• A commute complete with a dinning car [ National Post ]
• Survey discovers that 63% of Scarborough residents don’t know Miller is mayor [ National Post ]
• How can you comment on a secret project? [ National Post ]
• City urged to fine airport-licensed cabbies ‘poaching’ unsolicited fares [ National Post ]
• Hikes can’t be stopped, Critics say [ National Post ]
• Chainsaw Miller [ Toronto Sun ]
• T.O. tax increase, plus 746 new jobs, in budget [ Toronto Sun ]
• Tories may use Charest minority for a fed minority [ Toronto Sun ]
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By Julie Yamin
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3 comments
Can they really blame us for not attracting more Scarberians to our various projects and events? If they don’t even know who the mayor is, I find it hard to believe they are about to pick up Spacing and even harder to believe they might check out a game of Capture the Flag.
Whoa! Kevin, again, keep this stuff to yourself and figure out how the world works first.
Forrest Buckingham says he asked building administrators to paint a line on the curb but was told that since the curb abutted the laneway (…)the city would have to grant approval for the paint job.
Buckingham has been trying to find someone in the city bureaucracy to approve it ever since.
Um. Why?
Buy a bucket of paint. Buy a paintbrush. Problem solved.
Bureaucracy makes people stupid.