A small ambulance station squatting on a corner lot in Toronto's west end is easy to overlook, its only notable feature a bright blue door and a matching blue stripe across its rooftop and garage.

But depending who you ask, the nondescript building represents either the best or the worst of the ambitious $13-billion infrastructure stimulus plan, announced last year as a cornerstone of Canada's two-year economic recovery plan.

Read the entire article at the Globe and Mail here.