I would suggest leaving your garbage there at High Park subway station but at the Quebec Avenue entrance just north of Bloor Street West so you don’t block the buses leaving from the High Park Avenue exit.

Please spread this around.

Meanwhile the same rules don’t apply to city workers?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAqMn4gEe00

Was that person fined? I wonder?

What ever happened to public service?

FIRE all those leachers. If the job market is all that bad you should see them quickly replaced and with better quality workers who know how to give a damn.

As with all things unionized, if you want to put heat on them you have to open the door to free enterprise and competition. Torontonians, by and large, have enough money to pay some guy with a pickup truck to take their trash away. There’s a mountain of money to be made in a few short weeks as long as the city allows it. They should.

If they don’t then they’d best get used to the stench and the vermin.

Recently in Windsor, some striking city workers picketed the mayor’s “street” thereby encroaching on harassing him and his family on a personal level. I was appalled (as were many Windsor residents) and I expect anyone else would be if they were in that position. The backlash was spectacular in it’s scope.

Keep it confined to municipal/civic owned locations.

Now, I don’t condone illegal dumping, but what options are left to the tax-paying citizens who are not being provided with the services they have (and continue to be) paid for?

They could always find the nearest union bosses house and drop the garbage on his or her front yard. That might change the Union’s irresponsible tactics of harassing people at garbage dumps and transfer stations.