What do you dislike about living in Ontario?
#137

It is, of course, true. It was tried many years ago but quickly abandoned because of the damage done to the highway.
How many cats eyes do you think would be left after this snow plowing exercise.
http://youtu.be/lUds1pWKMjs
How many cats eyes do you think would be left after this snow plowing exercise.
http://youtu.be/lUds1pWKMjs


#138

It is, of course, true. It was tried many years ago but quickly abandoned because of the damage done to the highway.
How many cats eyes do you think would be left after this snow plowing exercise.
http://youtu.be/lUds1pWKMjs
How many cats eyes do you think would be left after this snow plowing exercise.
http://youtu.be/lUds1pWKMjs

#141

New answer inspired by Magnumpi- the Ontario Liberal Party.

#142

I can only give you three
1. at my age its the climate, that for 9 months a year totally sucks
2. Property taxes that are way too high.
3. Utilities, which are way too high
yes, all three. Plan is within [hopefully] the next 24 months when my 96 year old FIL pops his clogs - the sooner the better
1. at my age its the climate, that for 9 months a year totally sucks
2. Property taxes that are way too high.
3. Utilities, which are way too high
yes, all three. Plan is within [hopefully] the next 24 months when my 96 year old FIL pops his clogs - the sooner the better

#143

1. at my age its the climate, that for 9 months a year totally sucks

#144
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#145

The winters in Canada (OK I speak of Toronto in particular, which is very far from the worst place in this respect) are abominable for older folk.
There is a time for everyone when digging 3-4 feet of overnight snowfall becomes tedious in the extreme and eventually life threatening.
Don't do it..

#146

I think so.
The winters in Canada (OK I speak of Toronto in particular, which is very far from the worst place in this respect) are abominable for older folk.
There is a time for everyone when digging 3-4 feet of overnight snowfall becomes tedious in the extreme and eventually life threatening.
Don't do it..
The winters in Canada (OK I speak of Toronto in particular, which is very far from the worst place in this respect) are abominable for older folk.
There is a time for everyone when digging 3-4 feet of overnight snowfall becomes tedious in the extreme and eventually life threatening.
Don't do it..

#147

The gentleman who owned my house died when shovelling snow. It happens more often than people think - in one storm last winter, 3 died in Hamilton alone. Three men die of heart attacks while shovelling snow
I'm careful. Sometimes I just look at what's there and say sod that!
I do the steps so Mr Plow can get to the door for his $25 and then a bit of tidying up around the edges after he's gone.

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I think so.
The winters in Canada (OK I speak of Toronto in particular, which is very far from the worst place in this respect) are abominable for older folk.
There is a time for everyone when digging 3-4 feet of overnight snowfall becomes tedious in the extreme and eventually life threatening.
Don't do it..
The winters in Canada (OK I speak of Toronto in particular, which is very far from the worst place in this respect) are abominable for older folk.
There is a time for everyone when digging 3-4 feet of overnight snowfall becomes tedious in the extreme and eventually life threatening.
Don't do it..

#149

I know we get more snow here but blowing/drifting snow frequently puts a greater depth of snow on our steps and across the drive (not just in patches) than official snowfall figures.
Not to mention the snow that has fallen being plowed into a ridge across the front of the drive.
I assume that happens in Toronto too.
