Mayor of Guelph Cam Guthrie has come under fire for the City announcing planned construction on Stone Road.
In a series of tweets, former Guelph Tribune editor Chris Clark argues that the road that runs from Victoria in the east to across the Hanlon in the west does not need repaving.
.@CamGuthrie Why? Lot more roads in greater need are there not? https://t.co/jaO9R6rNDk
— Chris Clark (@GuelphMatters) June 23, 2017
You’re not insinuating that we just randomly pick a road right? Like throwing a dart blindfolded at a map of the city? I will ask staff 4 U. pic.twitter.com/GfmJBsxHol
— Cam Guthrie (@CamGuthrie) June 23, 2017
Well, some of your decisions appear as if you are throwing darts. 🤣 https://t.co/upPaxxgjFY
— Chris Clark (@GuelphMatters) June 23, 2017
Well I’m at least I’m aiming at the dartboard and not unicorns, rainbows and gumdrops.
— Cam Guthrie (@CamGuthrie) June 23, 2017
Yep. The release of 50,000 private emails contrary to privacy laws are unicorns, rainbows and gumdrops. Dream on Mr Mayor.
— Chris Clark (@GuelphMatters) June 23, 2017
Guelph Updater Editor Eli Ridder asked for clarity in regards to the “50,000 private emails” and Clark said the City “inadvertently” released the emails in amidst a dismissal suit.
You did not know the City of Guelph “inadvertently” released over 50,000 emails in its (lost?) defence of a wrongful dismissal suit? #Guelph https://t.co/EXpGIyTokk
— Chris Clark (@GuelphMatters) June 24, 2017
The construction zone is detailed in the image below.
More details to follow.
