Officers at 53 Division are naturally sensitive to the public concern in Leaside and all along Eglinton Ave. East about increased traffic. The National Post yesterday carried a story in which Sgt. Matt Moyer of the community response unit said the cops are concerned. The story suggests there might be a tougher rule for “outsiders” who go through a stop sign. A local might just get a talking to, said Sgt. Moyer. Many readers of The South Bayview Bulldog have noted the seemingly sudden appearance of little Ford Canada Post trucks. They are coming and going from the new postal station in the Wicksteed Business Park. They have been known to appear in what looks like a parade along McRae Drive. There is much interest in the program of Slow Down signs and the main mover in this appealing idea is Roger Cattell. He has been swamped by requests from locals and others from all across Toronto. Those interested can inquire about the signs at leasidekidsatplay@gmail.com Canada Post trucks now parade through Leaside
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Officers at 53 Division are naturally sensitive to the public concern in Leaside and all along Eglinton Ave. East about increased traffic. The National Post yesterday carried a story in which Sgt. Matt Moyer of the community response unit said the cops are concerned. The story suggests there might be a tougher rule for “outsiders” who go through a stop sign. A local might just get a talking to, said Sgt. Moyer. Many readers of The South Bayview Bulldog have noted the seemingly sudden appearance of little Ford Canada Post trucks. They are coming and going from the new postal station in the Wicksteed Business Park. They have been known to appear in what looks like a parade along McRae Drive. There is much interest in the program of Slow Down signs and the main mover in this appealing idea is Roger Cattell. He has been swamped by requests from locals and others from all across Toronto. Those interested can inquire about the signs at leasidekidsatplay@gmail.com 