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mariomike said:Anyone concerned about emergency services in Toronto during the Ford Nation era,
Not really. It's all in the past and irrelevant to the current situation. Maybe I'm in a minority, but I don't read anything you post about the past, the ambulance service, Rob Ford, etc. It's usually irrelevant to the discussion.
Rob Ford is dead, but keep beating the corpse.
Doug Ford did not keep this secret. Tory decided not to take him serious because he didn't think Ford would win. Now he's playing catch up and losing groud daily.
Doug Ford won a majority government. That is his mandate and perogative. It is also his decision, not Tory's and not Miller's.
The view through the windshield is much bigger and brighter than the view in the rear view mirror for a reason.
I can see TO being upset. They don't drive Ontario politics anymore. They are no longer the centre of the universe. They are having trouble accepting that the they are no more important than the rest of the province and that the rest of us have a vote.
So, no, I'm not concerned about emergency services in Toronto during the Ford Nation era, but maybe that's just me. I'd rather concentrate on the future and forget the last 15 years when Toronto was in the driver seat.
Time to move on.