@UPS Waited home all day, to just get a notification letting me know that you "missed me" and that my package has gone to a pick up centre. Now I can't get it before I leave for vacation. WTF?
Thanks to some amazing https://t.co/3YLz7aa4IB research, my brother has traced one side of our tree all the way back to 1385. Also, am descended from a Pirate Queen. So there's that. Grace O’Malley (with the gun), Pirate Queen of Connaught (1530 to 1603)
An important reminder that November 30, 2019, will be the last day to buy #TTC tickets, tokens and passes at collector booths. You can still use them to pay your fare. Once you no longer have tickets, tokens and passes, switch to a PRESTO card.
@BradMBradford There are no rear entrances to our townhouses. There is only a front entrance, that is why this is such a nightmare for us. Leaving by Queen is our only option. Also, my point was, it's too late to do an inspection, we would not be able to prove any damage was done by the city.
@BradMBradford Wondering why you though it would be OK to not let us know we'd be losing our sidewalks at Queen between Coxwell/Kingston Road. Did you even consider if any of us might have mobility issues. Coming home to this last night was the perfect ending to my weekend
@BradMBradford I'm also curious as to why the city did not come out and do inspections on our properties. The way the houses are shaking and vibrating, it's hard to believe no structural damage is being done. Lucky for you we won't be able to prove it because inspections weren't done.
@BradMBradford This whole construction issue has been handled extremely poorly by your office. The direct impact to the townhouses on Queen has been a total nightmare, with no real communication from you. Do better.
@BradMBradford So we'll be with out a sidewalk for TWO weeks? What's the plan for when they pour the concrete? Those ramps are not stable or safe. How hard would have been to notify us of this. As for mobility issues, I am lucky that I don't have any, my question was what if I did?