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Yes, but the money is going to a great cause - not to someone's smoking, drinking or drug habit. The homeless in Toronto are well-fed, no one is starving.

Excellent choice my friend. :)

I think you've missed the point entirely. Pay as you go cheaper? Are you serious? :D I can only speak for my own personal experiences. My wife has a Rogers personal wireless plan, I have a Blackberry business plan. We also use Rogers highs-speed wireless and Digital TV. Here is my...

I am against privatization of transit. Look what happened to the 407, what a disaster.

Why do you call him 'troll'?

Why would the city try to force people to take the transit when we all know the TTC can be inadequate? I took the King Street car last week and waited for 3 full cars to pass before I was able to get on one. How about a subway line on King or Queen St? Just yesterday I waited 15 minutes...

I think the clubbing district brings vitality to the city. I love walking through the city on a Friday, Saturday nights near John and Richmond and seeing hundreds of young people all dressed up and partying it up. As long as they're not throwing up on my yard, I'm okay with it! ;)

Keep more of our tax dollars and use them to fund the TTC: build more subway lines, hire more staff, etc.

Watch out, you're speaking out!! :D

So now every construction site has to have a cop on duty because of it? Maybe it's time to revisit this one.

Toronto does have too many people begging for money downtown in my opinion. It's illegal, isn't it? Maybe it's time to crack down on this problem.

The only gripe I had with the new HST was the unfair burden it put on new home buyers. They've addressed that issue for the most part, so it should be a positive thing for everyone going forward.