In Calgary, during our recent flooding (which was far worse than yours, not that it matters), we crowdsourced information about which businesses were price gouging (for water, ice, etc) and they were called out very publicly.
The mayor stepped in to say that this kind of opportunism is illegal. Maybe the laws are different in Toronto.
No denying that - Calgary's got real damage, we just have a lot of inconvenience by comparison. Also you have the better mayor - not that that's saying much.
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In Calgary, during our recent flooding (which was far worse than yours, not that it matters), we crowdsourced information about which businesses were price gouging (for water, ice, etc) and they were called out very publicly.
The mayor stepped in to say that this kind of opportunism is illegal. Maybe the laws are different in Toronto.
No denying that - Calgary's got real damage, we just have a lot of inconvenience by comparison. Also you have the better mayor - not that that's saying much.