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July 31st, 2009

Random Thoughts: Clean Up That Garbage

It seems the City of Toronto may return to it’s normal smell soon, with the garbage clean up beginning today, thanks to the resolution of the strike which has turned parking lots and outdoor rinks into temporary garbage dumps. I am really astounded at how long this strike was allowed to run, without any intervention by the Provincial government. At the least this is a health issue, why was it allowed to take 5 weeks to get resolved? Luckily it has been a cooler summer, however with all that rain, where did all that run off go, Lake Ontario or the ground water around these temporary dumps?

Another smell is rising in Montreal however with the disclosures coming out of the Earl Jones Ponzi scheme as well. The Bon Vivant lifestyle lived by this “financial advisor” is coming out and naturally his victims are not happy with what they are hearing. To hear that someone in the financial investment world was “Living La Vida Loca” is no surprise, but I guess when folks find out how much of their money was used to support this lifestyle they get a little upset.

From the Financial Blogosphere

With the wet days of summer continuing here in Ottawa, I am sure the sales of immersible pumps and shop vacs has been sky rocketing, but in the financial blogging world other topics were brought up as well:

Have a great long weekend fellow Ontarians! I may or may not post on Monday.

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3 Responses to “Random Thoughts: Clean Up That Garbage”

  1. Thanks for the mention. Have a great long weekend.

  2. City council still has to ratify the agreement, and there are some councilors who are opposed to it. So much drama.

    Windsor’s strike is/was 101 days!

    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/union-votes-to-end-windsor-strike-after-101-days/article1231293/

  3. Thanks for the mention! Cheers!

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