Deciding to dump 8.1 billion liters of raw sewage into one of the most important waterways in North America like St. Lawrence will do that.
I can't possibly conceive what the heck is going through the minds of City Hall and Mayor Coderre to think this is appropriate. A Mayor who makes a lot of noise about being green no less.
I also hold their claim that they looked at all possible scenarios with a grain of salt. This is Montreal we're talking about where even simple bids for contracts is crooked. Especially considering they have not disclosed exactly what options they looked at.
The utter lack of transparency with this city never ceases to amaze me and quite frankly find it troubling.
The St. Lawrence River ends up in fresh water lakes.
I wonder what states like New York and Vermont are thinking as well as Ontario.
What Montreal is about to do is pretty risky business.
I can't possibly conceive what the heck is going through the minds of City Hall and Mayor Coderre to think this is appropriate. A Mayor who makes a lot of noise about being green no less.
I also hold their claim that they looked at all possible scenarios with a grain of salt. This is Montreal we're talking about where even simple bids for contracts is crooked. Especially considering they have not disclosed exactly what options they looked at.
The utter lack of transparency with this city never ceases to amaze me and quite frankly find it troubling.
The St. Lawrence River ends up in fresh water lakes.
I wonder what states like New York and Vermont are thinking as well as Ontario.
What Montreal is about to do is pretty risky business.
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