
Economic Development and Trade Minister Sandra Pupatello has apologized for calling Torontonians a "bunch of babies" in their response to the garbage strike.
At a news conference promoting a cabinet shuffle yesterday morning, Pupatello, who hails from
Is she Canada's answer to America's Sara Palin?
Is she Canada's answer to America's Sara Palin?
Why? Is she a MILF?
Maybe he means that she'll drive voters away from the party.
I believe that was the moderate McCain pretending to be right wing, and not Sarah Palin, lol.
Anyway, yeah. Tough it up Toronto, we in Windsor have been dealing with this shit for a while now, life will move on with your indoor pools closed. Garbage issues? Pay somebody with a pickup truck to deliver it somewhere
Toronto is the Quebec of Ontario.
Agreed!!!
Miller is a big union guy and actually joined the picket lines during the 2002 garbage strike. He and his NDP chums are too allied to CUPE to deal with them effectively.
Now we have Miller whining about the Feds not picking up the tab for TTC cars made in France and assembled in Thunder Bay.
The infrastructure money is for the municipalities infrastructure, not France's or Thunder Bay's.
Every other municipality in Canada has submitted bids for this cash accordingly but Miller chose to ignore the bidding process because he thinks both he and Toronto don't have to follow the rules that the rest of Canada has to. Typical arrogance.
Even Olivia Chow is piping up now about blaming Baird for the failed bid instead of holding Miller accountable. Typical.
Blame Miller for the garbage strike.
Blame Miller for cocking up the bid for federal cash.
Toronto is just another Canadian city, albeit a bit smellier than most.
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It's appears Canada Day is going to be a big fizzle in many parts of Toronto, with festivals, celebrations — even the city-sponsored fireworks display — cancelled.
City officials say they cancelled the festivities because of the continuing strike by municipal workers.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/toronto/story/ ... tions.html
Waaa. Poor us.
Nice little tantrum you got going there, Toronto.