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By Anony (anonymous) | Posted October 01, 2010 at 13:49:19
Amen Jason, I remember when King Street West in Toronto was a place you "skipped" while getting from High Park to the downtown core. King Street East in Hamilton reminds me of what Bloor West Village looked like way back too - between Jane and Parkside. And if Hamilton city hall does not change by the time my mortgage term is up, I am going back to Toronto where I'm from and will let it be known that the blight on Hamilton is not the brownfields and lower income areas with high crime, it's the city's bureaucrats! I am so disappointed in the way Hamilton is being mismanaged!
I see the potential. I am sick and tired of mediocre beaurocrats feeling safe with the current status quo. We need an overhaul to this city that will take guts, mavericks, brains, and perhaps some tyranical rule to SHOVE the old guard OUT of Hamilton and get it to become what it ought to have been already. We need a 21st century Henry VIII willing to piss off the elite to the point of back room foiled conspiracies!
I am so upset to learn about the Pearl Company's troubles. This message is to Bernie: I'm in Ward 3, and I WILL vote! Untie your hands, screw the red tape and "processes", and quit being afraid to exploit the relationships you've made (other than those of us in your riding, of course, we're tired of the lip service) to leave a legacy of a revitalized Ward 3!!! If you don't, then you will be lumped into the preamble discussing the councillors and beaurocrats who did nothing but fail Hamilton, while the body of history will discuss those to come who DID make Hamilton come back to life!
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