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College Pro Painters Liiters Inside Humber Valley Park
June 28, 2009 - College Pro holds no location sacred as it installs its Street SPAM signs well inside Humber Valley Park.
Identified by numerous residents, civic organizations, and municipal governments across North America, College Pro Painters' Canadian operation routinely litters residential neighbourhoods with Street SPAM as pictured by an alert resident on Hartfield in Etobicoke.
One of Canada's leading Street SPAM advertisers has posted junk isgns on traffic signs, traffic signal poles, street light poles and more along Kipling, The Kingsway, West Mall, East Mall Islington and more. CPP uses bag signs and, this year, lots of Coloplast junk signs nailed or tied to traffic signs.
Call them to complain. 800-327-2468.
Councillor Howard Moscoe councillor_moscoe@toronto.ca to complain.