While one person has been arrested for duping buckets of feces on people in Toronto, in Hamilton an entire city council and staff have been caught. Instead of a couple buckets, Hamilton is undeniably guilty of spilling 24 billion litres of raw sewage into the Chedoke Creek. City councillors had known since January that enough […]
Read more "Shitters full"The Aurora Legion’s Mission Statement according to their website reads “We Will Remember Them”: Yet back on June 6th, when the nation observed the 75th anniversary of D-Day we learned that this mission was not fulfilled: By comparison Markham was doing this: Newmarket managed to remember via an exhibit. Uxbridge even brought a parade to […]
Read more "Yet we forget"Christine Elliot who doesn’t clean up her own trash from our riding, doesn’t live in our riding (somewhere in the Annex) and thus doesn’t commute to/from our riding has confirmed by way of a recent tweet that she doesn’t shop in our riding. It was caught quickly on twitter here: “ Surely our Health Minister […]
Read more "an inconvenience truth"End of January the Error Banner announced that Mayor Dawe was re-elected LSRCA chair. That’s right the chair of LSRCA is the Mayor whose town voted in October 2015 to use road salt in place of sand What better way to champion this hypocrisy shortly after being re-elected you may ask, well how about doubling […]
Read more "rubbing salt in the wound"Today is recognized by the United Nations as World Water Day. The same United Nations that the Northern Ontario community of Grassy Narrows has been in the news for approaching with a severe health crisis due to mercury pollution. Nine metric tonnes of mercury was discharged by a pulp and paper mill in the 1960’s, […]
Read more "H2Oh Really?"The theme in November is to remember. Let’s begin this post by remembering the $1.1 Billion unspent by Veteran’s Affairs under the recently defeated Harper government: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/11-billion-in-unspent-funds-at-veterans-affairs- documents-show/article21665655/ It appears from David Rutkay’s 2012 piece in army-technology.com that same amount was allocated to upgrading Canada’s fleet of LAVIIIs: http://www.army-technology.com/features/featuredssi-dvh-lav-iii-canadian-army/ Deagel.com estimates that the Canadian Forces […]
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