Now they show 'Support'Councillors unanimously extend campaign |
Councillor Pam McConnell walked out before the "unanimous" vote by City Hall yesterday. (Greg Henkenhaf, Sun Media) |
Barraged by criticism, Mayor David Miller flip-flopped yesterday, leading a charge to allow city fire trucks and ambulances to indefinitely sport ribbon decals that signify support for Canadian troops.
Miller and 38 councillors voted unanimously at a council meeting yesterday to extend the ribbon campaign beyond September when it was to draw to a close.
In addition, Toronto's municipal politicians determined the police force should have the option of joining the campaign.
'IMPORTANT'
"I think that it's important, personally, that Canadians in every corner of this country support the men and women of the armed forces. the City of Toronto has always done that," said Miller, whose uncle served in the British and Canadian navies.
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