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Waterloo Region Council Election Discussion
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(07-30-2018, 11:37 PM)trainspotter139 Wrote:
(07-30-2018, 05:44 PM)Viewfromthe42 Wrote: If ever there were a Regional Chair Doug Ford would love to support to say "look, elected chairs are great in some places, just not the ones my opponents were running for", Aissa would be his dream, letting him can another LRT to boot.

Except our LRT is already built and is being tested. We have more than 50% of the vehicles here and 3 of them started getting their signalling equipment installed here and another 2 are getting it installed in Kingston. It's too far to scrap without paying out liquidated damages to the Project Co. Further to that the Region could also be subject to a much larger amount of punitive damages for breech of contract. Imagine the RIM Park scandal but on a larger scale more akin to the Gas Plant Scandal. Let's not forget: as long as Jay Aissa has his business on Northfield, he can't so much as suggest anything about the LRT, including Phase 2 due to his conflict of interest.

I thought that as a candidate he can say anything he wants.  Only if he is elected would conflict of interest become an issue.
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