[All] Municipal Merger talks are offically OVER

Robert Milligan mill at continuum.org
Tue Oct 26 01:36:13 EDT 2010


If one side does not wish to talk, then no talks. But perhaps the  
Kitchener results suggest that many in Kitchener -- as with many  
surrounding cities like Guelph, Stratford, Brantford, even Cambridge  
-- have benefited (mostly university campus-wise) &/or would want to  
benefit more from the Waterloo brand with its great innovation  
potential. So to help make an even bigger innovation "splash in the  
World" than a K-W merger, I have suggested the IDEA of a Greater  
Waterloo Innovation District that would include WR, G, S, B, W & their  
counties. It could be the participatory internet "vehicle" wherein  
politicians, staff, citizens and other organizations operate a  
Collaborative IDEAS Culture. Here we  would use IDEAS to reduce(+)  
taxes and improve services (part of a Smart Government Approach) as we  
re-invent/design/plan a viable interrelated (to the World) future.

I had expressed this IDEA of a Greater Waterloo Innovation District   
in my last interview with Jeff Outhit for his (and the Record's)  
latest "discredit Robert" article. His interpretation of this IDEA was  
"an 'innovation district' for area communities", a rather vague  
conception. I will be picking myself up and continuing my quest.

Robert


On 25-Oct-10, at 10:06 PM, Lori Strothard wrote:

> yes but apparently 65% of Kitchener voters want to talk about  
> amalgamation, so does that mean anything? Lori
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Louisette Lanteigne
> To: all at gren.ca
> Sent: Monday, October 25, 2010 9:55 PM
> Subject: [All] Municipal Merger talks are offically OVER
>
> Merger is no by two to 1 in Waterloo. That's good enough for winner  
> Halloran, who says merger talks are officially over.
>
> Merger numbers in Waterloo
> No votes 17,478
> Yes votes: 9264
>
> As for fluoride, it was blood curling close race. Second to last  
> poll numbers showed the yes side with a slight lead but the final  
> poll tally sealed the deal to remove fluoride.
> No votes:13,363
> Yes votes:13,261
>
> Lulu :0)
>
>
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