St Lawrence Market

[DSC]

No Frills will be opening at Church and Esplanade (the condo building on the south-west corner).

Yes, on 28th - more info in 75 The Esplanade thread. https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threa...esplanade-99-97m-29s-harhay-a—a.19360/page-51

 

[DSC]

These signs seem to be popping up in St Lawrence and, I assume, elsewhere too. Are they designed to scare the populace or ??

This one at George and King

Thus one at King and Sherbourne

 

[evandyk]

I can see the strategy of getting residents there to blame Doug Ford when they see more public drug use occurring in the streets and the TTC when the current safe injection sites close. Not sure it helps anyone much in St. Lawrence, though, where Ford doesn't have a chance of getting an MPP elected, even if nobody blames him. The local councillors and MPPs are all in favour of keeping the sites open.

 

[reinventingthewheel]

These signs seem to be popping up in St Lawrence and, I assume, elsewhere too. Are they designed to scare the populace or ??

This one at George and King

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Thus one at King and Sherbourne

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QR code leads here. Looks to be an advocacy group.

 

[PinkLucy]

QR code leads here. Looks to be an advocacy group.

Using the Ontario Health logo

 

[Blixtein]

I just saw the one at King and George. Relieved to see it’s just some propaganda.

 

[DSC]

I just saw the one at King and George. Relieved to see it’s just some propaganda.

It clearly wasn't real.

 

[evandyk]

Using the Ontario Health logo

It's a bit annoying and clearly bad strategy. Obviously the anonymous activists want to undermine trust in Doug Ford's Public Health department, but it won't be a conservative public health department forever and trust in it will be important some time in the future.