You can usually tell if they're really struggling. Most seem to be younger and able bodied.
The panhandling is an organized effort for sure and have their territories marked.
Same applies for those collecting cans.
I'm sure there will be lot of chatter on the highways.
On 19Truckers would have good info on road conditions/closures, I would imagine.
On 9, by emergency services as well.
Call it a new hobby.
Anybody here still use them?
Is there a good place to buy one (in person) and get it properly installed?
I know Flying J in Fort Erie had lots of stuff a few years ago. As did the Fifth Wheel in Grimsby (RIP) many moons ago.
I'd rather start new, I don't trust used electronics.
Don't feel too bad. We received a $200 gift certificate to a restaurant (Terry's Cut Steakhouse) that closed down after a fire and never reopened.
Good luck getting that money back.
The was a few years ago, but the point is to use them before something unexpected happens and your expense.
Since it is city property they don't have that right to do what they want.
They should have had the city involved first and/or applied for those permits to see the reason for rejection.
No sympathy.
Fishing was off in general once they started messing with the current.
The fish are still there, its just a matter of finding where they are holding.
Still waiting for that big rain.
I see security vehicles there from time to time. Once I talked to one of them and asked if it was ok to fish from shore and he said yes. How about on the water? No.
"either has a really small fry or really small fish under 5 pounds"
OP's words.
Biological clocks will bring them in regardless of temps.
But yes, cooler temps and rain will bring more in.
USUALLY Thanksgiving weekend, trout and salmon should be on.