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By bobinnes (registered) - website | Posted November 15, 2010 at 11:54:05
I thought it would be worthwhile to summarize the above ideas. I'll post at my website as a way of bringing more attention to this thread. Hope i didn't miss any.
Ryan, would it be possible to eliminate the "Recent Blog Entries" as a separate category -- I almost missed this important discussion altogether (happens when I'm busy/ distracted). What does it refer to anyway? Is it different than using your 'submit' link?
Summary
stop greenfield development
focus the innovation center
game points for health, local food, innovators?
diversity, energy conservation, green spaces,
cheap rent
selective subsidizing
dynamite city hall!
court intellectuals, creatives
clean up, eliminate one way,
lower property taxes
residential units? face-the-street? toxic cleanup, city to rent biz units
Remote Surgery, automotive tech, Steel tech, Nuclear Medicine, OCAD
Health care center
shutter steel, "gritty" spinoff aka Parkdale, regional transit,
Steel Research,
Hamilton must want the change
Stop listening to snake oil salesmen
Innovation Factory, Eight
Affordability, Entertainment, Access to clients, money, research, tech, visionaries
import dna (brains)
liaison officer / one stop
James North = seed of change
Glen Murray presents Wednesday, think global vs think local
National initiatives (research, etc), good research here,
necessity mothers invention - less gummerment, more 'stress'
find ways to integrate based on good old fashioned local proximity.
startup spaces, live-work
commercial waste policies./ recycling
GorePark attraction vs King Street Rush
CityJoe list of infrastructure problems
higher welfare payments, less gummerment
Comment edited by bobinnes on 2010-11-15 10:58:22
Frogs, the pot is getting warm.
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