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May 06, 2007 at 10:02 AM |
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The past week's news were dominated by a rather strange proposal to do something about the Entertainment District and the "perverse" sidewalk queues, as well as the increasing police video surveillance of "trouble spots".
City Council is exercising again its regulation muscle, as echoed in:
We are steps closer to a Big Brother - society:
Frank Di Giorgio introduced an emergency item to create childcare spaces instead of a reuse centre, which was opposed by Shelley Carrol: "First of all, I'm very surprised that there's such a concern in the community about the amount of solid waste being processed in this industrial belt that they want to put children there," she said. "Clearly, we're just obfuscating. It's been the case all along. This is an area that needs childcare and we've got a viable group coming forward. Let's resolve this issue around the Ingram transfer station at (the works committee meetings). This can't turn into a monthly sport at council."
MPP David Zimmer had to apologize for improperly taking credit for the creation of afordable housing:
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