For the rest of 2020 we will give one #yyj#SkipTheDishes customer a $20 gift card each month. To be eligible you must pay online, order from a restaurant with proper parking, tip appropriately, provide useful delivery instructions, and not require a phone call from your driver.
@Stephen_Andrew Perhaps citizens would be willing to entertain the aforementioned increases after they start getting what they pay for to begin with. @vicpdcanada@VicPD_Union should investigate the chronic mismanagement of existing resources first. Pay more to get less is the ongoing strategy.
@CityNewsVAN It would be nice if someone finds him and dispatches him without wasting time calling police then he'll be gone for good. And its time that we start electing our judges instead of appointing them, then they'll be more accountable to justice and society
@bchydro @SomeJunkGotSunk @Seattlepoet This is completely unacceptable. Your incompetence has effectively stolen from your customers. Everyone who works from home must be compensated for this theft. You better get ready to have some pretty large cheques ready, no later than the end of business on Friday. #fail
@bchydro Sorry but this is taking way too long. Do you all agree least know the cause! I work from home and I work on deadline. The people at BC Hydro with customer arrive seem clueless and not the nicest to put it mildly.
@CityNewsVAN Why would they? They're already taking 100s of thousands with the left hand while giving back $10s in loonies with the right. How else would they fund their sky high salaries, golden goose pensions, and annual raises that exceed the combined budgets of everyone on your street?
@keithbaldrey One could ask the same question about certain sections of Dallas Rd in #yyj. The current residents of the cemetery at Ross Bay don't seem too concerned.
@vicpdcanada Perhaps one day you'll start doing you actual jobs instead of supporting illegal activity. @ChiefManak and the vast majority of @vicpdcanada should have been fired years ago for dereliction of duty and/or insubordination. The rest of #yyj knows this already.
This is nothing compared to how they treat and pay their drivers. Someone from @CBCNews@cbcmarketplace needs to sign up as a driver, work for a few months, and document their entire experience for a news story.
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