Letters to the Editor, July 19, 2023
The city of Toronto ain’t what it used to be. Let’s be honest, Toronto the good is not so good anymore. Crime, debt and unaffordable. In the ’50s and ’60s, the city government and businesses were run by men and women who had been through Depression and war. These were people of character, principle and common sense. And they knew the value of a dollar. In the ’80s, these individuals began to retire.
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