Comments on: Toronto Garbage Collection During the Strike.

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By: Rags

Rags — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 18:37:16 +0000

As many residents of Toronto face the challenges that the current garbage strike has left them, one man has taken a new approach to a solution. Roofer Dave of Toronto has suspended his regular business tasks, and now offers residents a way to get rid of their trash in a safe and environmentally friendly way. Trash is collected for merely five dollars per twenty pound bag and taken to licenced disposal facilities for disposal (NOT THE CITY TEMPORARY DUMP SITES) Dave’s plan is to ease the pain residents are feeling not add to it. According to Roofer Dave, “We are currently working on recycling efforts to divert as much as we can from land fills. We will have more on this as facilities get back to us.” Finding Roofer Dave on his route is easy, simply follow @fivebucksabag on Twitter to see where and when he may be in your neighbourhood or contact him through his web site at http://www.fivebucksabag.com.

By: Russ

Russ — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 16:37:16 +0000

Just a thought ... If Toronto residents are really fed up being held hostage under mounds of garbage, why not simply dump your garbage off in front of those picket lines of striking civil servants? Similarly, why not dump your garbage off at municipal offices, police stations, the mayor's residence, the residence's of City councilors, etc.? Wouldn't that make cleanup easier once the strike is over? (Always think ahead). If anything, once opposing sides in this dispute are directly exposed to the rotting refuse they so flagrantly inflict on local citizenry, the smell alone might help remind them that their primary commitment is to the taxpayer. Personally, and as a rural resident, I have no great love for the hopelessly gridlocked, multi-confused 'Big Smoke' or whatever misery its residents so willfully endure. It could be argued that the smell of rotting garbage is a noticable improvement. It's all part of the "Manhattanization" experiment you sewer rats were all so fond of.

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By: GUY MCLEAN

GUY MCLEAN — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:32:33 +0000

What you mean that you are not going to the transfer
stations.?? Hey Miller why not fine the picketers
500.00 for stopping the garbage from getting through..

Each and every one of them…That should make up some
of the money to pay the mess..

By: Richard Silver

Richard Silver — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:14:09 +0000

Let me know when you are going and I will give you a couple of presents!

By: GUY MCLEAN

GUY MCLEAN — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:10:52 +0000

THANKS RICHARD YOU ARE ALWAYS SO HELPFUL.. WITH THE
TRANSFER STATIONS.. IT IS A GREAT TO FIND OUT WHERE
TO TAKE IT..