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Tuesday, April 25, 2017

A Shout Out to Staff on the LRT File

We thought we'd take a moment to recognize city staff for the good work and professionalism they have been displaying on the LRT file. 

 It is often difficult speaking "truth to power" especially when the LRT issue has caused such division amongst council and the public. 

 Still we find staffers such as Paul Johnson, Chris Murray, Gary Moore and we are sure countless others, doing their best to fulfill their roles of providing good information and advice to their political masters. 

 We are also certain that additional information requests to help make a determination on this thorny issue has caused staff to be working long hours behind the scenes. In addition, the media lens can offer up yet another challenge and on behalf of The Hamiltonian, we can only say that staff have responded to our requests respectfully, promptly and professionally. 

 On behalf of The Hamiltonian and all of us, thank-you.

The Hamiltonian

2 comments:

  1. AnonymousApril 25, 2017

    Here here!!! Very classy and well deserved.

    Silver Wings

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  2. AnonymousApril 27, 2017

    Agreed, whether one agrees or not, staff has worked long hours. People may not recognize that. Regardless which side you are on, staff has done their best to provide information and advise and need to recognized for such and thanked.

    Jimmy

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