Musaic2
@musaic2
I never thought I'd sign up for Twitter. Most of the time I have no idea where I'm going, so the LAST thing I thought I'd want is people following me...
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08-11-2011 00:31:44
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If Mastercard Canada wants to keep or attract customers I suggest they staff their call centre better, hire effective management (they have none now), and be more credible.
The worst mall in City of Winnipeg is Cityplace Winnipeg . Security locks the stairs doors and is rude. Another reason #winnipeg fights an uphill battle to fill seats for Winnipeg Jets games.
It’s obvious Winnipeg Airport could save a lot of money. They choose not to but rather represent themselves with mediocrity and incompetence. If anything goes right there, it’s the airlines doing it, clearly not the airport management. #winnipeg #fail
Global leader? Computershare ? Really? All of you could take your combined 2 IQ points, rub them together, and see if you can start a fire. As soon as we can move the portfolio away from you, we will. #fail
The #Winnipeg Airport Winnipeg Airport must be the worst managed in the Canada. A perfect introduction to anyone arriving just how much the City of Winnipeg believes in the importance of mediocrity.
In February, Winnipeg Airport in #Winnipeg closed two access doors to make the airport more accessible, under the guise of renovations. More than three months later, the doors are still closed with no ETA on reopening.
Not sure what Winnipeg Transit is thinking, designing a system solely in an office and on paper. The route numbers used to make sense, now they don’t. The system relies on transfers being timely and they aren’t. Door to door times are not better for most people, it seems.
There used to be route management on TTC Customer Service 504 King. Why did they stop doing this?
Please Winnipeg Transit have your teams enforce signalling among your bus drivers. Signal INTO and OUT of bus stops should not be optional. It’s for everyone’s safety and they should be leaders as professional drivers.
Maybe Janice Lukes should realize that the majority of Manitobans want the speed limit left as is, drivers are responsible for driving to conditions, everyone needs to share the space as a community, and changing laws for all because one maniac drove 3x the limit is bad policy.