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Toronto's Waste Management System Foiled By A Raincoat..

  Author:  28899  Category:(Interesting) Created:(7/31/2002 4:39:00 AM)
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Ewwy-ewwy-eww!

A Toronto businessman is seeking compensation from the city claiming $1-million in damage was caused when the basement of his furniture store was flooded with raw sewage following Sunday's Papal Mass.

The field of Downsview Park in North Toronto was littered with trash yesterday and so much plastic was discarded that a sewer, blocked with raincoats, overflowed into a shopping complex across the street. Stores were flooded with raw sewage, in some places at depths of 10 to 15 centimetres.

Gerrit de Boer, president of the Idomo furniture store, was up all night cleaning the sewage from his building. His floors are covered with solid waste, as well as diapers and toilet paper.

Mr. de Boer said he will throw out everything -- more than $1-million worth of goods -- and have the facility inspected by city health officials before reopening, sometime next week.

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Date: 7/31/2002 4:47:00 AM  From Authorid: 18527    OMG... that poor man! That is awful! When I was in Colombia the sewer backed up and my shower was flooded with crud... it was awful. I can't imagine my whole apartment!  
Date: 7/31/2002 5:31:00 AM  From Authorid: 55689    bad raincoat! Out! its hard to believe raincoats could cause so much damage..but anyway.. I hope they get everything cleared up soon

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Date: 7/31/2002 5:51:00 AM  From Authorid: 53478    Why would someone throw raincoats in the sewer???  
Date: 7/31/2002 6:00:00 AM  ( From Author ) From Authorid: 28899    I have no idea, Spyke.. lol!  
Date: 7/31/2002 9:17:00 PM  From Authorid: 27121    I heard about this a few days ago on the news and on the radieo. I think this happened right after World Youth Day.  
Date: 7/31/2002 9:18:00 PM  From Authorid: 27121    Whoops that's radio, lol.  

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