Yes, you constantly insult both urban and rural Canadians then whine about people dividing the two groups.
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Sorry. I don't accept homework from strangers on the internet.
Here's a thought...how about you stop being lazy and do a search? Can you handle that?
How about you just admit that the 407 lease was a shitty deal for Ontario and made in total secrecy, like Ontario Place looks to be right now?
The pandemic was considered a force majeure event. That is in the contract as in most infrastructure contracts.
The Liberals lost the case and ended up with insignificant benefits. They should not have pursued it in court in the first place and could have gained any benefits without being in court for a year. It was a publicity stunt.
If you look at a list of lawsuits many are from unions and special interest groups. ie Greenpeace
I was all for challenging the carbon pricing as were other provinces. Even the Ontario Liberals are against it. That's a poor example. But a perfect example of how the feds just plow ahead regardless what the public thinks. And we all know that it will be the Liberals downfall next election. So I guess DoFo wasn't wrong.
The relevance of the DoFo government not going to court is because the have the sensibility to know they can't win. That is the point you keep missing here. You just keep talking about other lawsuits and missing that point entirely.
I've lost track of how many times I've already said the 407 deal was not good. Why do you keep asking?
Are you not reading anything and responding blindly to posts here?
Are you stuck on repeat until your mental buffer clears some room?
Otherwise you just come across as unhinged when you ask the same question over and over.
Nothing ever seems to stick and sink in with these guys Skoob. Doesn’t matter how many times I’ve defended union ( other than their political involvement/ influence). Doesn’t matter I’ve depended pensions for those that don’t make great money.
Doesn’t matter how many times I’ve said we need to hire more. Or criticized Ford for reducing revenue. Or said we need immigration and far far more.
I have to keep repeating stuff and I’m a die hard righy
Well I'm not fully defending anything yet because the deal hasn't been fully disclosed yet which is why I said I'm reserving judgement.
It's a totally different project on a site that is and has been useless for a long time. Probably because investors have not seen any incentive to actually develop anything there.
So it either continues as a white elephant or something needs to happen.
What's the matter?
Why would you say something like that?
What's wrong with you?
There is no integrity in squirming away into a dung pile.
Show some backbone..
List those leases that you know so, so much about.
Says the guy too lazy (or too incompetent) to just do a simple google search.
I assume you have heard of Google right?
www.google.com
It's accessed via this thing called the "internet". That's what you're on right now so you're almost there.
So close...you can do it!
Oh look, a similar 100-year City of Toronto lease with a private sector entity for public property and lands ala Fraud/Submerged Parking Garage Place:
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Here's another:
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And another:
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Thank You for the tip!
Lazy.
You would rather have a stroke over lease terms for a useless property than move forward with revitalizing it?
Who do you think would be interested and what would the incentive be?
Just curious?
A good reminder of how stupid it is to develop any of the green belt.
Like Skoob comes up with any facts whatsoever........ROTFLMAO!!
Again you are once again going at a tangent. But show us what relevance what you are alleging, has to do with what we are discussing?
Once again, you are always the one that starts to throw personal abuses against anyone that does not have your POV. That is what I'm referring to!!
Now if you post any name callings against politicians / PM / MPs, like those righties constantly do, all I can say is that we are used to it. We do not give a damn about it.
On the other hand, there are righties like oracle who thinks that he has the moral background to question someone labelling Poilievre as Pee Pee, while giving the thumbs up to those abusing the likes of the PM..... That is what I call hypocrisy!!
Your:
"A)" nonsense is pure gibberish. Most of Canada labels me as a "Cityiot"?? Really?? Do most of Canada follow the Political Agenda on this TERB and know who I am? See this part of your name calling makes zero sense!!
B) What cause and effect are you referring to? Once again speaking in riddles!!
Do Teachers and Unions camp inside a City Centre for over a month causing stress to the local citizens and then block the flow of goods between us and our neighbours South of the border?
Everyone has a right to demonstrate for their rights, but do it peacefully and not honk the whole night and then cause a total lockdown of the businesses for weeks and stress out the local residents. Then do not forget how much the blockades have costed the economy with the flow of goods and essentials across the border. That is why they are rightfully labelled as a FreeDumb convoy. Of course Pee Pee and people of that nature may walk arm in arm with the extremists in that convoy!!
You mean facts that you disagree with? Like when you refused to accept the facts about housing costs skyrocketing since the Libs took over in 2015 even though I provided the facts? If I recall, you tried to ignore the data and just blamed Harper again as usual.
Newsflash: Harper hasn't been in power for a decade. Harris hasn't been in power 2.2 decades!
Yesh.
You're grounded in facts. Mired, muddled and muddied in facts, you is.
Steeped, awash, drowning in a sea of factualization, you are.
Once again the trending was always upwards in the prices of houses. The average Toronto house price in 2004 was just over $300,000. In 2015 it went up to above $622,000. Yes, already a double the price as compared to the time just before the recession. Yet this is exactly what Harper stated in 2015:
Harper says no need for action in housing market, as rate wars rage
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Wednesday Ottawa is closely watching developments in the still-hot housing market, but there’s no need for another intervention.
“I’m not saying I’m unconcerned. We are watching it. We’re not planning to take any immediate action,” Harper told reporters after an event in Mississauga, Ont.
“We continue to watch the housing market and the lending and borrowing situation very carefully,” he said.
The Prime Minister made the remarks as Canada’s big banks made fresh cuts to mortgage lending rates, with the Bank of Montreal leading the market lower by slicing its 5-year, fixed rate to 2.79 per cent.
That should help rev up home sales across the country this spring, even as buyers confront affordability constraints in big centres — namely Vancouver and Toronto.
There are also concerns though that Canadians have piled on too much debt and that some pockets of the housing market have become “overheated.”
Harper says no need for action in housing market, as rate wars rage | Globalnews.ca
PM says Ottawa closely watching housing market developments as banks again cut rates. But there's no need for an intervention in the market place.
globalnews.ca
Now that is why I was right in stating that harper did not give a damn about it. At least Trudeau implemented a stress test and started the building of affordable housing that Pee Pee who has multiple rentals is opposing!!
But what is hilarious, is the fact that you were confused when you labelled the Liberals as "amending" the 407ETR contract. Moreover Not so Young confused the "Housing Sector" from the "Manufacturing Sector". You guys are hilarious!!
That's quite the word salad. If you look at the trend for example in Toronto (which is indicative of the same national trend), you can see that the increase was gradual from about 1995 onwards. That is, until the Liberals took over in 2015.Once again the trending was always upwards in the prices of houses. The average Toronto house price in 2004 was just over $300,000. In 2015 it went up to above $622,000. Yes, already a double the price as compared to the time just before the recession. Yet this is exactly what Harper stated in 2015:
Harper says no need for action in housing market, as rate wars rage
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Wednesday Ottawa is closely watching developments in the still-hot housing market, but there’s no need for another intervention.
“I’m not saying I’m unconcerned. We are watching it. We’re not planning to take any immediate action,” Harper told reporters after an event in Mississauga, Ont.
“We continue to watch the housing market and the lending and borrowing situation very carefully,” he said.
The Prime Minister made the remarks as Canada’s big banks made fresh cuts to mortgage lending rates, with the Bank of Montreal leading the market lower by slicing its 5-year, fixed rate to 2.79 per cent.
That should help rev up home sales across the country this spring, even as buyers confront affordability constraints in big centres — namely Vancouver and Toronto.
There are also concerns though that Canadians have piled on too much debt and that some pockets of the housing market have become “overheated.”
Harper says no need for action in housing market, as rate wars rage | Globalnews.ca
PM says Ottawa closely watching housing market developments as banks again cut rates. But there's no need for an intervention in the market place.
Now that is why I was right in stating that harper did not give a damn about it. At least Trudeau implemented a stress test and started the building of affordable housing that Pee Pee who has multiple rentals is opposing!!
But what is hilarious, is the fact that you were confused when you labelled the Liberals as "amending" the 407ETR contract. Moreover Not so Young confused the "Housing Sector" from the "Manufacturing Sector". You guys are hilarious!!
From 2015 to date, does that trend look gradual to you?
