@jbgreenan The City will be glad to see him go. His dream of becoming Premier would be good for Summerside however he will have a tough time getting the leadership as the Charlottetown backroom boys won't take kindly to someone from Summerside winning.
@A_Elliott_@Tim_Banks Nobody questions a businessman opening a new hotel, a convenience store, clothing store, hair shop, so why should we be stopping someone from opening a new gas station?
@bmckinnonatcupe@CBCPEI@LouiseMartinCBC@JWayneCBC@cfcy@PEIGuardian My point was both sides. Having been affected by a recent event there and asking questions over the manager I better understood. I stand by the manager is the issue not the Fox. Using your platform to paint the complex badly is wrong.
@bmckinnonatcupe There is no doubt the manager is in over his head and needs to go. The Fox is important to this City. Use your energy and platform to join the board and help get it back from the brink of bankruptcy.
@bmckinnonatcupe@CBCPEI@LouiseMartinCBC@JWayneCBC@cfcy@PEIGuardian I know Chris and the event as well. The Fox needs money, it is doubtful they will still be open this fall without a big summer. This new event should have been called something different. But seriously do you think this is a CBC news story?
@bmckinnonatcupe@CBCPEI@LouiseMartinCBC@JWayneCBC@cfcy@PEIGuardian Looking in from the outside on a complex that barely was able to stay open this winter one would think that resources need to be redirected. Events like this needed to change as the split does not help cover costs, yes that day sure, but there are 6 more in the week to pay.
@bmckinnonatcupe@CBCPEI@LouiseMartinCBC@JWayneCBC@cfcy@PEIGuardian Bill, you are better than this. There are always two sides to every story. (My only knowledge is what you posted). The Silver Fox has done wonderful things for our community and is an asset we can't do without. Uninformed bashing of a local community business isn't a good look.
@SylvieJeannott1@Toby_MacD CBC reported yesterday the LTC homes already have a signed contract giving government the opportunity to review their Financials.
@PleasantPork@Toby_MacD Problem is government can't create beds as fast as the private sector can. Add to that cost to government is a lot higher per bed then what they pay per bed subsidy to private operators.