NO to the Waterfront West LRT Etobicoke Lake Shore Village

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   Name: Everett Sheppard on Dec 17, 2008

   Comments: We must all stand together to keep this new high speed rail system from removing all traces of our community life and business here is the Waterfront West region.

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   Name: Sue Reilly on Dec 17, 2008

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   Name: Anonymous on Dec 17, 2008

   Comments: I do not want the LRT on Lake Shore Blvd from Parklawn to Brownsline.

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   Name: Everett Sheppard, Jr. on Dec 17, 2008

   Comments: This proposed Waterfront LRT platform system will make a ghost town of all small communitites such as Lake Shore Village, Mimico, and Long Branch by removing all traces of existing businesses!!!

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   Name: Theresa Ellsworth on Dec 17, 2008

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   Name: Alisa Walton on Dec 18, 2008

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   Name: Anonymous on Dec 18, 2008

   Comments: Yes it will be a havoc and affect our business

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   Name: Anonymous on Dec 18, 2008

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   Name: Claude Dumoulin on Dec 18, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 18, 2008

    Comments: Impeeds business development in the area, complete disgard for elderly, handicap residents of teh neighbourhood. Move the direction of the neighbourhood in the exact opposite direction it needs to go.

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    Name: Gui Mansilla on Dec 19, 2008

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    Name: Neil Manne on Dec 23, 2008

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    Name: Jayusta on Aug 24, 2012

    Comments: Thanks! And hey, new pic Sarah!Jessie: Yes, I know Lorraine well. She is a friend and a trierfic writer and promoter of urban food production.Colleen: I think lots of US show hosts are knowledgable, but they are mostly over-sanitized. Gardening is fun, dirty, hilarious, crazy, and sometimes hard work. REAL people garden. Not people with manicured nails and coiffed hairdos. But I also know from experience that TV is tough, tough work You're outside for long hours rain or shine It's exhausting, stressful, and it takes its toll. I'm a lot less judgmental than I once was, yet I'd also like to see more . something that is passionate, exciting, different, and more reflective of where myself and many others are coming from.

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    Name: Ikhvozydt on Aug 24, 2012

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    Name: Jime on Aug 24, 2012

    Comments: Ciao Gayla-You know you can always count on me to vunloteer for these things, cara. I have leeks over-wintering in the garden right now and my rhubarb is one of the first things to come up, so it should at least be up by April. Also, I plan to push up some of my outdoor direct-sowing to 1 April peas, lettuces, roots and starting to harden off the brassicas including several different Asian greens. We plan to use row covers, but we may not have sprouts yet. The grow-op downstairs will be in full swing and then there's the cellar which stores all of my canning boxes.Let me know if I can help. It sounds fantastic!

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    Name: Yogi on Aug 24, 2012

    Comments: I'm nowhere near Toronto, so I'm no help, but I wtaend to say GOOD LUCK! A TV show like what you're describing sounds awesome and just the kind of thing people would like. I mean, I love gardening, and I love hearing about it and basically anything to do with it, but the garden-related shows I've seen are just kind of. . . Better Homes and Gardens , need-a-crew-to-make-it-work-kinda gardening. Removed and sanitized, in a way. Anyway, I'm really looking forward to seeing your future TV show. =)

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    Name: Zvipot on Aug 26, 2012

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    Name: Punidla on Aug 26, 2012

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    Name: Fikro on Aug 27, 2012

    Comments: I live too far from Toronto (and rurally now too) but I'm super ecetixd about the possibility of a TV show encouraging people to grow food in the city. I wish you the best of luck with finding locations, filming, and getting it onto TV! If you're ever in Eastern Ontario, and want a city transplant turning a blank slate into garden, give me a shout! (Is it going to be on network television? I'm hoping to cancel the satellite so that I'll have more $ for garden purchases!)

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    Name: Reren on Aug 27, 2012

    Comments: So, wish I was out in Toronto. I started last year with 4 5X5 SFG plots in the mddile of a basically xeriscaped yard to avoid using too much water. I used a combo of the Mel's book and your book to guide me through .beginners luck we had an awesome harvest. I'm so inspired now that I've got the seedlings on the window sill hoping for the micro greens.Good luck with the show and thanks you so much for the inspiration.

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