The FFR sign was off Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday night. Bizarrely, it was on during the day yesterday (Tuesday). Regarding an earlier blackout, ADM had emailed me to say that "It was accidentally turned off for a few days....It was turned back on as soon as management was made aware." So - what's going on exactly? Does management need a nudge every time we see the sign is off? I can't help but wonder if the aim is to acclimatize us all to the notion that the sign is unreliable. Maybe they're just seeing if repeatedly turning it off provokes less and less of a reaction from the public and the media. Thoughts anyone?

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I sincerely hope that this is not some sleazeball tactic on behalf of ADM/Smuckers.
Fooling people into thinking the sign is unreliable is a total low blow.
When it was question of moving the Casino to the Peel basin, loto-quebec was complaining that the current building (a pavilion from Expo 67) was old an unreliable...
Posted by jason67 | October 26, 2006 6:30 AM
Posted on October 26, 2006 06:30
It was on today and yesterday during daylight hours. Probably because of the heavy cloud cover, it was darker than usual. But I have noticed that a few of the letters have burnt-out segments. Kinda looks ugly like this. Think they'll replace the burnt neons? I think not, sadly.
Posted by Marc | November 12, 2006 9:52 PM
Posted on November 12, 2006 21:52