City changes garbage collection day for west-end businesses from July 2 to July 1, forcing many owners to pay staff time-and-a-half to come in on a stat holiday due to
Call it FIFA 1, garbage trucks 0.
Businesses in a west-end neighbourhood are fuming after being told their weekly garbage collection scheduled for July 2 is being shifted to Canada Day to have a “clean and welcoming city” for Toronto’s final World Cup game.
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The city hasn’t said whether it has made up a $5 million funding shortfall
