I object to the removal of…

I object to the removal of bicycle lanes that municipalities have worked hard to build. Bicycle lanes in downtown Toronto do not cause congestion on the 401. Having the province intervening in municipal bicycle infrastructure is simply silly and disrespectful of municipal councils.

Open up the 407 to manage trucks moving through the city. We drove on the 407 to cross Toronto recently and it was shocking how empty that highway was.

I object to the building of the 413. We need better management of all forms of transportation in southern Ontario, not more highways. More roads induce more traffic; this is a well-known phenomenon. There are many excellent examples of cities that are getting their transportation/mobility infrastructure right.

Adding the improvement of broadband for rural Ontario to this bill is an insult to rural people who deserve better from the provincial government. Take broadband out of this bill and get on with providing that infrastructure to rural Ontario. The rural economy depends on it.

While I have had my say, I do not believe the Premier is at all interested in my opinion.