Toronto mayor David Miller is shilling for local radio station 96.3 - Classical 96 or Zoomer Radio, depending on the advertising target market. The spot has nothing to do with congratulating a media source on some anniversary or achievement or service to the community. It is shameful that the sitting mayor shill for a commercial radio station. With 14 months in office to go, is it necessary that Miller start grovelling for employment so soon, or is he resentful that one of the potential candidates to replace him has his own drive-home radio program on a competing station? Please, don't make me listen to the mayor's spot too often, or it will be back to Jazz-FM and the Radio 2.
