Where is there ANY mention of paying for this outside of the health care you already(ungratefully)receive, 'Nuff??? "Living your life" as an excuse for avoiding vaxbetrays a painful ignorance you plainly never suffered from during the pandemic. Lucky you!
If potential buyers can't bear the reality check of upmarket unaffordability, then they're delusional, simply put. Home ownership isn't written into the Charter, is it? Bad advice from family and friends too often prompts costly mistakes. Only a few younger associates bought affordable fixer-uppers--whose parents didn't?--that weren't exactly Architectural Digest material. Others assumed way too much debt whose service depended on steady raises in two incomes from "secure"(sic) employment. Money isn't cheap now. CERB loan issues? Bought too much car? Pricey consumer habits? Too many splurge vacations? Little sympathy for self-inflicted wounds. But that's bank-talk, right?
"Puslinch's zoning bylaw currently only permits chickens in agriculturally zoned areas; Peake's property is zoned resort residential."There it is in black and white. Next?
Stop pretending there's inadequate warning(see above) Warning signs go up before the cameras appear, then more signage alerting you to the camera. Nothing is hidden behind shrubbery or camouflaged to look like a trash bin. Get stung and there's only you and yourinattention to blame. Besides, these things are near schools with their flashing lights andsigns. Get it now?
Suspect the Baker St. library will become a low-traffic, echoing hangar. That site needed something like a killer supermarket/food hall to draw bodies into downtown whose businesses are starving for customers.City Hall is numb to Guelph's development trends--present and future.
Symptomatic of people with "entitlement issues" who ignore rules, laws, civility. Dogs aren't "honorary humans." A few in my 'hood walk large aggressive dogs off-leash along sidewalks with impunity. Don't like it? Tough! is their response. Tiresome.
A widespread problem in most city parks despite obvious signage. Really just an attitude issue among some owners who see their dogs as "honorary humans." Tiresome. And no, they're not all "friendly." Same goes for the owners...
Wonder how many critics here live in or near downtown. It's anything but vibrant now--small struggling businesses, vacancies, and a run-down streetscape generally. More people living downtown would revive it and just possibly restore it as the destination it could be. But if "The Last Picture Show" look is for you, then enjoy it now since it will change--and for the better.
Sore loser/sour grapes rants do nothing to overturn speed camera raps. Got caught? Pay the fine and move on. I did recently. Endless belly-aching about where the fines go distracts no one from the fact you ignored abundant signage and disclosure of camera locations and got caught. Tough.
Suppose there will be the usual uninformed and unsympathetic outrage over this.Too bad people can't grasp that the real world simply doesn't work for everyone the way they want it to.Seems a compassionate and realistic program.
One wonders whether RCM hasn't plotted a collision course with downtown businesses, REITs and City Hall. Seems they've rooted the unhoused on Quebec St.to a greater extent than before.
Eyesores. Were the patios really just sop to downtown landlords to keep tenants afloat? Ambiance of the tacky old CNE midway had more charm. Over-priced beer, burgers and pizza aren't the stuff of a culinary adventure and hardly make downtown a destination.Maybe a patio for the Royal City Mission? Just asking...
All this hinges on successfully training and tasking store staff with discretion and privacy they weren't hired to deliver. As usual, it's virtual signaling for the Westons and uncompensated work and stress for part-time employees.