Posts Tagged ‘MPP’


Sun 3/16/08   by Greg Fowler   in Politics   0

The MPP Holiday Is Finally Over

Pigs at the TroughPoliticians finally return to Queens Park on Monday, but you haven’t heard a peep from the local media about this absentee problem have you? Why not? It’s the first time that our elected ‘representatives’ have been in session this year. 01 In actual fact, the legislature has sat only two weeks in the past nine months! 02 It’s the first time that they’ve been in the legislature since pocketing another automatic salary increase which kicked in as fast as the new year began. Too bad that they couldn’t move as fast to get back to work. Nice gig if you can get it.
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Thu 9/20/07   by Greg Fowler   in Transit   0

Pedestrians are Voters Too

Pigs at the TroughStill no response from Liberal MPP Khalil Ramal about what action (if any) he has taken since being informed about the dangerous intersection at Commissioners & Pond Mills.
Maybe somebody should remind Mr. Ramal that pedestrians are voters too.
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Thu 9/13/07   by Greg Fowler   in Politics   0

NDP Pay Pledge

Kerry Gillespie correctly writes that “The NDP have long cried foul over the wage hike Liberal and Progressive Conservatives MPPs voted for just before Christmas” (”Hampton vows $10 wage, MPP pay cut”; Toronto Star; 2007/09/13). He tells us that Hampton has “vowed” to “immediately” raise the minimum wage to $10 “if elected” and then “index it to inflation.”
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Sat 1/6/07   by Greg Fowler   in Transit   0

London Transportation – My Public Response to Paul Berton

Hold onto your hats… this is a long post…
Mr. Berton,

To begin with, a note of appreciation for today’s “Back transit plan before it’s too late” editorial. Public transit is hugely important towards safe and healthy cities, and as I’ve written to you before and despite all of City Hall’s posturing, sadly ignored (as evidenced by per-capita mode share stats). Had it not been for significant transfer payments … Continue Reading