Thankfully, the owner won the court case against the city to have his business near Kipling and The Queensway. What a complete waste of tax payer money. Finally found some gravy for Mayor Ford.
Aren't We Naughty Store in Etobicoke Wins Court Case
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Next time read the article. It was the local councillor that pushed for this. The deputy mayor in fact attanded the ribbon cutting ceremony.
You might want to read the article yourself. The deputy mayor attended the ribbon cutting for the Pickering location. And that would be the Deputy Mayor of Pickering not Toronto. The location we're talking about is in Toronto.
Peter Milczyn is a councillor in Toronto and used tax dollars to fight a meaningless case and that he knew he wasn't going to win. If Mayor Ford really wants to stop the so called Gravy Train, how about firing councillors like Peter who dumb things like go after businesses that are creating jobs and paying taxes.
The only ones who can "fire" a councillor, or any politician for that matter, are the voters in his ward.
Needs to be a lot easier to get rid of some of those fruit loop politicians. Fixed terms also helps since they can only do so much damage. At least bring in a recall vote.
As opposed to getting personally involved? You know, doing something other than complaining?
