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April 26, 2010 -
Alert resident N.B. is on the job removing Peter's Academy of Defensive Driving Street SPAM Junk Signs.
" This morning I took down all the illegal signage for Peter's Academy that was put up (last night?) in my neighbourhood. I found it on TTC shelters,
light fixtures, and utility boxes.
"There is no point putting it up in the Mt Pleasant/Davisville area because it will come down right away. You'll find that our neighbourhood is wonderfully devoid of street spam from companies like yours.
"My suggestion is that your advertising dollars are probably spent in better ways. Illegal signage that appears here does not stand a chance."
You can complain to this neighbourhood defiler at (416) 750-0472 and (416) 282-0160, 777 Warden Ave., Suite 211,
Scarborough
M1L 4C3 and 8130 Sheppard Ave. E., Suite 205,
Toronto
M1B 3W3.
Tell friends and neighbours about their eyesore signs and contact city Councillor Howard Moscoe councillor_moscoe@toronto.ca to complain.