Canal trash can removal isn’t popular
The removal of trash cans along the Lachine Canal is proving unpopular already.
I don’t know why Global recruited Alan DeSousa to make a bland negative Ensemble remark, right after they emphasized this was a Parks Canada decision and thus nothing to do with city hall. I don’t even know whether the city would have the right to replace the missing trash cans with ones of their own.
Ian 07:46 on 2024-04-17 Permalink
It does seem like kvetching for its own sake, you might as well be mad that the city doesn’t mow the lawn around Silo no. 5.
carswell 08:16 on 2024-04-17 Permalink
Wonder whether the powers that be at Global (owned by Alberta-based Corus) are not fans of lefties like Projet and Plante, in which case potshots could be mandatory regardless of their relevance.
qatzelok 12:00 on 2024-04-17 Permalink
If Parcs Canada maintains this “garbage awareness campaign” for the entire summer, it will be giving the city a good pretext to seize control of the park, finally.
It’s not like the canal is a major commercial shipping corridor anymore, so why is the Fed still there? To keep the signs bilingual?
Ian 12:34 on 2024-04-17 Permalink
As I understand it, it’s because of the locks.
steph 15:39 on 2024-04-17 Permalink
If Corus want to take pot-shots at the left… might as well make it a Liberal/Trudeau issue.