She references a
2008 report commissioned by the WBDC (she was involved) that literally acknowledges the community garden as a
temporary fixture to avoid surface parking. She should be happy it lasted this long.
Now, that being said – I do think the city should look to relocate a community garden (or several) in one of the numerous parks or open spaces in Wolseley/West Broadway. But this is prime real estate on a bustling and ever-improving strip. She should be so enthused it will allow more people to revel in her utopian neighbourhood. WB Neighbourhood Centre, Vimy Ridge, hell team up with a school for a leaning opportunity and put one at Laura Secord or Mulvey School. Hey – Canada Life has a perfect open field for a garden!
I think I'd like to challenge the no-fogging zone allowance at the Supreme Court. Sure they can stop at your house, but if I'm your neighbour why should I have to heed your desires at the destruction of mine.