105 is not speeding!!! Ridiculous! If it wasn't for these construction zones the speed limit would still be 90!!! OPP must need to fill quota! These roads don't even need new pavement! Wasting tax payer dollars! Wake up Doug Ford! Listen to your people!
Say goodbye to small business! This is the final nail in the coffin! Council please do the right thing here and deny this permit! I won't stand for this!!! Please council WAKE UP!
I am fed up with and so tired of hearing about such useless, wanton, disgusting examples of ignorance. That, plus the litter that gets strewn about, is just one of the things that detracts from the efforts made to make this a welcoming city, and I'm sick of it. How many other such useless displays of ignorance do we not hear about but may see in our travels through the city? Forget about spending millions on soccer plexes and the like; how about a few thousand on stopping this behaviour? The punishment for doing acts of vandalism should include restitution in the form of work to clean up such messes, but I can hear it already, 'Oh, the poor dears had it so tough growing up, you can't punish them."
Wow good work OPP. Motorcycles should not be allowed out on the roads. DANGEROUS! It's time for Ford and friends to review this insane practice! Too many lives lost and blamed on truck drivers!
Does anyone normal even live near Victoria Ave?? This should be held downtown along Water St and near the marina! Otherwise very exciting! Cannot wait to ROAR this weekend!
The Japanese are kind, hard working and take pride in their community - all things Canada USED to be known for.Disappointed to see stuff like this and what a disgrace this country has become.
Wait, according to most people on here tbay is dying and there are no jobs. This can’t be true, all the restaurants and rec vehicle and car dealerships etc must be closing imminently because no one has any money right? I’m so confused by all of this.
That was not an "active construction zone" at 3AM. Half of the time none of these construction zones are active even during the day. The companies working in these zones will be gone for days without taking down the 70km/hr signage. Under Ontario guidelines, road workers should remove or cover temporary construction and slow signs (or open the lanes) if active work has stopped and no physical road hazards remain. Leaving unnecessary restrictions up breeds driver frustration and disrespect for safety signs.