STILL PROTESTING CANADIAN TIRE DEVELOPMENT

October 31, 2013 · 0 Comments

STILL PROTESTING CANADIAN TIRE DEVELOPMENT It was a lousy day for marching, but a couple of dozen people braved Saturday’s rain to take part in this march along Queen Street South in Bolton, protesting the planned massive distribution centre planned by Canadian Tire in the industrial area. Local resident Kim Seipt, who’s been helping to lead the fight, said it was another opportunity for people who might not have been able to get to the previous march last month to get out and show their support for the effort. Photo by Bill Rea

It was a lousy day for marching, but a couple of dozen people braved Saturday’s rain to take part in this march along Queen Street South in Bolton, protesting the planned massive distribution centre planned by Canadian Tire in the industrial area. Local resident Kim Seipt, who’s been helping to lead the fight, said it was another opportunity for people who might not have been able to get to the previous march last month to get out and show their support for the effort.
Photo by Bill Rea

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