AlvinofDiaspar
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It is pretty clear from the report that this wasn't the case.
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Yeah, a while back some guy died in the east end because of a long wait from EMS ...i think they were hesitant going into an area that they thought was a bit shady
The City of Toronto has apologized to a homeowner and says it will clean up the icy mess it s snow removal crews left in his driveway.
Since last week's snowstorm Julian Henze, who lives near Christie Street and Dupont Avenue, has been trying to clear his driveway. But whenever he does city plows just fill it back in.
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As a one-man protest Henze decided to post a sign, asking the 'Bobcat guys' to clear the snow away, hoping that would attract some action. That was four days ago,
He's called the city, written emails, even called the mayor's office. No luck.
What do you mean? The incident was well reported, both when it happened, and in multiple investigations afterwards. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/story/2009/10/08/ems-hearst-strike-report734.htmlYou actually fell for that. God, I can't believe how gullible people are.
Thank you for reminding me of what Homer did. I have a fuzzy memory of the Simpsons. Yes, Homer Simpsons is the Springfieldianite version of Rob Ford.
It's east of Yonge ... in Ford's Toronto that's the styx.Not exactly the east end of downtown, 40 Alexander Street is in the core - the 2nd street north of Carlton St. and about 200 feet east of Yonge Street.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has apologized to the city’s medical officer of health, nearly one year after criticizing him during a radio show.
An integrity commissioner report posted to the city website Thursday said Mr. Ford issued the apology to Dr. David McKeown on Tuesday.
“Dr. McKeown has accepted the apology,” the report said. “This further supplementary report recommends no further sanction as a result of this apology.”
What do you mean? The incident was well reported, both when it happened, and in multiple investigations afterwards. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/story/2009/10/08/ems-hearst-strike-report734.html
It was the east end of downtown though ... very different issue though. This is a lack of resources (not a surprise as Rob Ford has reduced the number of paramedics). The other was simple incompetence by the medics who were there, but wouldn't enter the building.
It's east of Yonge ... in Ford's Toronto that's the styx.
I don't think anyone has taken shots at him for the 40 Alexander incident.I get the fact that the majority of folks on UT are not fans of Toronto's current mayor, I do. What I don't get are the shots at him over things that he has/had no control over. Whether or not 40 Alexander is core or east does not change the fact that he was not the mayor when the unfortunate EMS incident happened there.
I don't think anyone has taken shots at him for the 40 Alexander incident.
That incompetent person had nothing to do with 40 Alexander, so I don't know why you raising it.
What do you mean? The incident was well reported, both when it happened, and in multiple investigations afterwards. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/story/2009/10/08/ems-hearst-strike-report734.html
It was the east end of downtown though ... very different issue though. This is a lack of resources (not a surprise as Rob Ford has reduced the number of paramedics). The other was simple incompetence by the medics who were there, but wouldn't enter the building.