CBC cleared over coverage of Rob Ford 911 calls
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Rob Ford cares about the average joe.
He's at his desk 24/7 taking calls.
He'll walk your dog, feed your cat.
He's a man's man.
He's at his desk 24/7 taking calls.
He'll walk your dog, feed your cat.
He's a man's man.
I never said that;
I never said that; and
I never said that.
The Digital Journal?
The Toronto Star Big surprise there.
Holy Catshi!t THE HUFFINGTON POST.
Are you even trying anymore? :lol:
Although I did like the story titled:
Police arrest man named Beezow Doo-Doo Zopittybop-Bop-Bop
Your words not mine.
And just so we are clear the people in ridings that are red, pink and burgundy are not all of Toronto or the center of the Universe -- although many who live in those ridings seem to think so.
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Rob Ford inspires local citizens—to try to bring Transit City back
The push to resurrect Transit City is picking up a modest amount of steam, courtesy of activist Joe Drew and the website SaveTransitCity.com.Speaking on the CBC’s Metro Morning yesterday,Drew made a case for reviving the plan Rob Ford killed on his first day in office.He argued that much of the legwork on Transit City is already done; he invoked the suburbs and their need for rapid transit(bonus Ford point)and said there’s room for compromise between Transit City and the mayor’s plan. Meanwhile, another website, CodeRedTO, is also pushing local citizens into the fight for what it calls “a rational, affordable and achievable rapid transit strategy.” As Torontoist notes, it seems Ford has managed to spark a wave of activism and community engagement the city hasn’t seen in years—though we suspect he doesn’t consider it one of his greatest accomplishments. Listen to the entire segment [Metro Morning] »
http://www.torontolife.com/daily/in...saster/2012/01/09/rob-ford-inspires-citizens/
The push to resurrect Transit City is picking up a modest amount of steam, courtesy of activist Joe Drew and the website SaveTransitCity.com.Speaking on the CBC’s Metro Morning yesterday,Drew made a case for reviving the plan Rob Ford killed on his first day in office.He argued that much of the legwork on Transit City is already done; he invoked the suburbs and their need for rapid transit(bonus Ford point)and said there’s room for compromise between Transit City and the mayor’s plan. Meanwhile, another website, CodeRedTO, is also pushing local citizens into the fight for what it calls “a rational, affordable and achievable rapid transit strategy.” As Torontoist notes, it seems Ford has managed to spark a wave of activism and community engagement the city hasn’t seen in years—though we suspect he doesn’t consider it one of his greatest accomplishments. Listen to the entire segment [Metro Morning] »
http://www.torontolife.com/daily/in...saster/2012/01/09/rob-ford-inspires-citizens/
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Sorry, the amount of votes does not determine how popular a politician is. It only shows how popular he was at election time.
Probably but my grapes aren't sour. Any damage the folks in the center of the universe do to themselves benefits us in the west. I hope those in TO (and Ontario) elect more and more inept politicians.
Well then, I suppose I mistook your post as addressing mine. No harm nor foul intended.
Don't call 911 on me.
Nor does the ramblings of quoted Far Left Media.
Come election time we will see what happens. Although it doesn't affect me, it will be interesting to see if the Chicken Little Crowd will benefit from squawking about having to pay entry to a public pool (like the rest of the country).
Toronto needs to sort out its house and all these stupid vignettes of perceived scandal are just a distraction of the real issues. It seems the Extreme Left Wing along with their supporters in the media have adopted Republican tactics.
Toronto needs to sort out its house and all these stupid vignettes of perceived scandal are just a distraction of the real issues. It seems the Extreme Left Wing along with their supporters in the media have adopted Republican tactics.
Well, yes, when Sue Ann Levy and the other former Conservative candidates who now work for the Sun are not paid to shill for Ford, they have to at least pretend like they are critical of his policies.
There is a distinct difference between a columnist's opinion and a paper reporting bullsh!t.` By the way, Sue Ann Levy worked for The Sun long before she was candidate.
She's a shill, just like Ford's secretary who is now writing for them.
Anyway, I guess it brings back to the point of discussing the particulars of each article if you want to make the strongest point.
So, are you saying that Ford is kicking money over to The Sun? That would be a great Toronto Star Headline.
He's kicking his own staff over to the Sun.
And that's been reported by all media outlets.