TORONTO ADVERTISING HALL OF SHAME | PEOPLE FOR A CLEAN CITY
The Toronto Advertising Hall of Shame's (TAHS) only purpose is to focus community, government, and advertising industry awareness on the growing decay of our city environment by thoughtless businesses using our streets, traffic signs, utility poles, and transit shelters for advertising, making Toronto appear like a third-world city. The TAHS is not affiliated with any government agency, industry group, or other special interest. |
| Toronto's Most Recent Junk Signs A tribute to advertising at its worst |
Dimension and B & A Financial Services litter wide areas of Toronto
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July 22, 2009 - 310 DUMP trashes Toronto west end with hundreds of eyesore junk signs nailed to utility poles and strapped to traffic signs on The Kingsway, Islingtron, Kipling, Royal York, and more. . Alert residents have remove a few of the junk signs but many remain to embarrass this company. Shame on you DUMP. Can a company that leaves their trash all over the city be a trusted contractor for your home and business trash? 310-DUMP Waste Management, 36c Stoffel Dr., Etobicoke M9W 1A8.
This Street SPAM litter sign was removed by alert residents from Kipling at Greenoak Drive.
Contact city Councillor Gloria Lindsay Luby councillor_lindsay_luby@toronto.ca
to complain.
Tell friends and neighbours about these eyesore signs and contact city Councillor Howard Moscoe, councillor_moscoe@toronto.ca, to complain.