[_Luu_]

Originally Posted by jhan523

The garbage is getting out of control! It's so ironic how they put "Please do not litter" on the garbage bins and ALL around the bin there is garbage EVERYWHERE. But atleast it's all in one place.

Plus, I don't think it's a good idea to go to the parks anymore.

[jhan523]

Originally Posted by _Luu_

Plus, I don't think it's a good idea to go to the parks anymore.

I haven't been close to any so I don't actually know what they look like. There's construction happening in my neighborhood, so there are gigantic bins for garbage that people use. Lol, even if it belongs to the construction people.

Plus, I live near one of the transfer points for garbage which is open 24/7 and is accepting garbage. It's like a 10 minute drive away.

[_Luu_]

Originally Posted by jhan523

I haven't been close to any so I don't actually know what they look like. There's construction happening in my neighborhood, so there are gigantic bins for garbage that people use. Lol, even if it belongs to the construction people.

Plus, I live near one of the transfer points for garbage which is open 24/7 and is accepting garbage. It's like a 10 minute drive away.

The last garbage strike was in '02. I used to live in the Riverdale area, and the stench was terrible. All the people threw their garbage in a small playground half a block away, and it was like a hill of it after 2 weeks.

[feonateresa]

They made my beloved Christie Pits Park a dump site. I feel sorry for the houses surrounding it. :/

[Lois]

:| I think I'm sheltered around U of T. They must have private pick-up or something ... there's not a piece of litter around MSB. Harbourfront was relatively clean today.

[PTGregD]

Living in Thornhill sure does have it's perks. My garbage still gets picked up.