The owners of Toronto’s notorious motor home on Mutual finally speak. They say they are trying to follow parking rules.
The owners of downtown Toronto’s highest-profile motor home say they’re doing their best to comply with parking rules and are tired of being seen as scofflaws.
Beth Clinton, who owns the bus-sized motor home I’ve been writing about for several years, due to the inexplicably gentle treatment it receives from Toronto police parking enforcement, decided to tell me her side of the story.
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