Hey City of Toronto. This has been the view of Swansea Mews from our balcony for several weeks now. Please clean up the mess outside of the units so we don’t have to put up with it all summer! @cityoftoronto @swanseamews @MayorOliviaChow@gordperks
The huge piles of trash in the abandoned Swansea Mews site are a legitimate fire hazard and are undoubtedly attracting vermin to the neighbourhood. @CP24@TorontoStar@TheTorontoSun@CTVNews
Hey City of Toronto. This has been the view of Swansea Mews from our balcony for several weeks now. Please clean up the mess outside of the units so we don’t have to put up with it all summer! @cityoftoronto @swanseamews @MayorOliviaChow@gordperks
This electric “motorcycle” is allowed to travel on bike paths in Toronto. No vehicle license. No helmet, in spite of the fact they go 70km/hr+! License them Premier Ford. It’s time we recognize electric bikes for what they are. Vehicles! @fordnation@oliviachow@gordperks
Get electric bikes and scooters off our bike paths and sidewalks. They travel at excessive speeds, silently putting pedestrians at risk. Recognize them for what they are; motorized vehicles. License them and their riders. @oliviachow@gordperks@cityoftoronto@TorontoCouncil
@fordnation Scrap your ill-conceived idea of replacing speed cameras with speed bumps, which just slow down response times, making it more difficult for those Fire Fighters to respond quickly. A slower response gives a fire time to increase in intensity and puts their lives more at risk.
@Rob4Ajax The Premier’s traffic calming solutions to control speed will also put peoples’ lives at risk, by increasing the response times of emergency vehicles. Speed bumps in particular endanger the lives of critical patients in the back of an ambulance.
@fordnation A short-sighted way to help speeders break the law while putting honest peoples’ lives at risk by increasing the response time of 1st response emergency vehicles that have to slow down to go over your speed bumps.