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George Smitherman Quotes
«Well that's what we're working on here, today,»
Author: George Smitherman
«Jurisdictions like Ontario might choose to have an access target, an initial one, that is a half or a third of the way toward the destination point, ... and once we've hit it we would seek to bring in a more aggressive access target.»
Author: George Smitherman
«This is one of the very many ideas that's out there and warrants appropriate consideration,»
Author: George Smitherman
«We need to look in those jurisdictions that have taken that step (to see) whether it's proven to be effective.»
Author: George Smitherman
«You want to talk about New York and 44? Until this morning Ontario was at two, now we're at 21, ... By my measure, that's a heck of a good leap forward while acknowledging that there will always be room to do more.»
Author: George Smitherman
«We're struggling with circumstances like this always in the institutional environment, ... (But) I'm very confident that the steps that have been taken are the appropriate ones.»
Author: George Smitherman
«The public health units are much stronger than they were,»
Author: George Smitherman
«We have a lot more distance to travel; that's well known to people,»
Author: George Smitherman
«a bunch of terrorists.»
Author: George Smitherman
«We need to do a better job of understanding who it is we seek to serve, what their particular needs are -- and if we do that well, we can align our resources more appropriately,»
Author: George Smitherman