Virtue signalling at its best. Attention seeking at its best. You are not expected to buy anything when you go there. You are going there to do your job. The job you were elected to do. You do not have to spend one single penny while you are there. Its your darn job. Do it.
“The plan was always to hold it outside, not on the private property of the Tim Hortons,” she said.“We were already aware of the policy.”THEN WHY DID YOU DO WHAT YOU DID?
Congratulations Ward 3. You successfully kept the right person of our council. Personal agendas do not belong on our council when it goes against the betterment of our city.
Thank you Terry Sheehan. For all the money our esteemed MP has secured for the port you can pick up a 1380 sqft home on Pentagon with nine grand to spare.
The complaining is ludicrous. The new owner has held season pass prices for last 3 years and continues to have capital improvements each year. The lift was damaged, the hill decided instead of spending money to fix something they were going to tear down begin tearing down now and get the new lift up ASAP. The entire hill is still accessible from the Goulais lift. The areas over towards the Quad will have snow making and grooming. The only two "slight" differences are that you can only go up the hill with 2 other people and you have to glide over to the Goulais lift. The current ownership has likely poured more money into that hill than they have collected. They are opening a month earlier than they used to. We have an owner committed to making that place rival any hill in the Midwest from skiing to eating to staying.
Its not a charity. It is there to make money. Skiing is not a cheap sport. A lift ticket at Boyne averages 100 us per day. A seasons pass is 1100 US. The skiing at searchmont s far superior than there.
Need Uber. Uride is a joke and taxi prices are ridiculous. Lower pricing would lead to less DUI's. They are more predictable than Uride form the customer side of things.
Maybe just maybe give educators and administrators the authority to properly deal with offenders. The majority of our young people don't suffer real consequences outside of their own homes.
It is treated. Not raw. Just like in the city. Environmental studies and engineering is already done. Right now everyone who lives out there dumps into septic systems. So raw sewage in the ground. Treated effluent is better.
I will bet you that if a private business ran the NCC, they would not get away with the parking spaces there. Too tight and lanes too narrow. Almost have to do a 3 point turn to get out of a spot.