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Name: Anonymous on Aug 27, 2008Comments: Andrew Haydon park was a strong part of my childhood and is now a strong part of my children's childhood and recreation. At some point natural resources, recreation and enjoyment have to come before infrastructure. This bridge would be a devastation to the west end's recreation and environment.Flag
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Name: Kuba Guertin on Aug 31, 2008Comments: I know our municipal government comes up with alot of bad ideas, but this is just ridiculous. I thought it was a hoax the first time I read it. Anyway I hope this works out, and I'll try to make the protest if it doesn't.Flag
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Name: Janice Harvey on Sep 2, 2008Comments: Leave Andrew Haydon Park AloneFlag
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Name: Courtenay Darwin on Sep 8, 2008Comments: There is no reason to close a park in order to make transit more convenient. This is a park that has been a part of many peoples lives and upbringings. I'd be willing to bet that half the politicians who want to take it down have fond memories in this park.Flag
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Name: Sarah Smith on Sep 16, 2008Comments: I have enjoyed this park since i was a child, and I think its recreational value outweighs any benefit that an inter-provincial bridge would provide at these locations.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 17, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Melanie Charron on Sep 18, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Heather Wayner on Sep 18, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Andrew Neville on Sep 19, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Garry R Williams on Sep 22, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Paul Strelka on Dec 29, 2012Comments: It's a beautiful park full of families. Don't ruin it! (from a visitor from USA)Flag