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LETTER: Questioning recent CBRM decision making

Failed garbage pick-up to potholed streets

From failed garbage pick-up to potholed streets, everything this Cape Breton Regional Municipality council touches turns into dust.

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They spent a quarter of a million dollars on fireworks and stuff for New Year’s when our food banks are nearly empty. They committed $350,000 plus dollars to hire a consultant to develop a simple expression of interest in port development when they have access to the world’s best experts on port and offshore wind like Blue Water Shipping and the Port of Esbjerg for free.

Now they want to expand the CBRM’s workforce to handle the garbage pick-up........

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