Ann Dembinski
Mark Ferguson 56 min. ago
Our members – child-care workers, paramedics, social service workers, building inspectors, garbage collectors and thousands more who keep our city safe, clean and beautiful – have been forced to embark on a strike that we had hoped to avoid.
Adam Vaughan 56 min. ago
Nothing says not working like a strike. On the other hand, the folks involved in the blame game seem well employed. Working overtime in the business of finger pointing has its benefits.
....but not everyone:
Shlemazl FOR Strikes
I am fully behind the stinking strike in Toronto. It really is very educational for us all but especially for WHO. Cholera can't be too far away, so let CUPE teach the buggers at WHO what a real pandemic is like!
Yeah, thought it was a nice touch waiting for the sweltering heat and summer holidays before they stopped collecting garbage and gave a finger to working parents. Nice work, CUPE.
And seriously... If this isn't going to teach Torontonians what kind of mayor they elected then nothing will. Bankrupt city has already awarded cool pay rises to firemen, police... and not least the councillors haven't forgotten about themselves. Fuck you, private sector!!! You are nothing! Your role is limited to footing the bill.
Still, my favourite strike is that by LCBO. The fact that Canadians can only buy vodka from the Government has got to be the single most idiotic thing about this country.
LCBO rules. Let them strike forever! Please?
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