Support Local Food - Let Haligonians Raise Hens

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   Name: Anonymous on Feb 20, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 4304 Columbia Dr.

   City: Victoria

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2. 52
   Name: Francis Cirtwill on Feb 20, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 2149 Chemong Road

   City: Peterborough

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3. 53
   Name: Cathy Herbert on Feb 20, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 318 Ross Ave

   City: Winnipeg

   Comments: I lived in Halifax over the summer a few years ago and I'm considering moving there permanently. One of the things I loved about Halifax was the sense of community. I loved how friendly and welcoming everyone was. When people keep hens that sense of community only grows. Although I don't have the time for hobby chickens myself, I would love to live in Halifax next to neighbours who keep hens.

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4. 54
   Name: R.Y. Maz on Feb 21, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): Lucasville

   City:

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5. 55
   Name: Kim Cirtwill on Feb 21, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 2123 Sackville Dr.

   City: Middle Sackville

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6. 56
   Name: PATRICIA MOSER on Feb 22, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 44 THYME LANE

   City: UPPER TANTALLON

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7. 57
   Name: Jenny Metler on Feb 22, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 6494 Lonndon St.

   City: Halifax

   Comments: There are so many good reasons for allowing this, but giving people a sustainable way to provide affordable, healthy food for their family, has got to be number one.

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8. 58
   Name: Eric Wiebe on Feb 22, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 258 langside

   City: winnipeg

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9. 59
   Name: CJ Bray on Feb 22, 2013

   Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 5 Hawksbow St

   City: Calgary

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10. 60
    Name: Paul FoodJustice Hughes on Feb 23, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 1111, 1028 Memorial Dr NW

    City: Calgary, Alberta

    Comments: A robust local food system includes the production of complex/complete proteins. A complete protein (or whole protein) is a source of protein that contains an adequate proportion of all nine of the essential amino acids necessary for the dietary needs of humans. Eggs are #1 as a Triple Bottom Line and sustainable source of complex protein.

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11. 61
    Name: Michelle Malette on Feb 23, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 2 Ainsley Crescent

    City: Eastern Passage

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12. 62
    Name: Alia Karim on Feb 23, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 6102 South Street

    City: Halifax

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13. 63
    Name: Becky Reid on Feb 24, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 9 Hawthorne St.

    City: Dartmouth

    Comments: Raising healthy eaters means showing children where real food comes from. Hooray for urban hens and those wise enough to support their existence!!!

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    Name: Lucinda Woodard on Feb 24, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 101 East Side Rd, Ketch Harbour B3V 1K5

    City: Ketch Harbour

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    Name: Joann Reynolds Farmer on Feb 24, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 2 Mountian Hill Rd Ketch Harbour

    City: Ketch Harbour

    Comments: don't be dumb - allow hens!

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16. 66
    Name: April Sharp on Feb 24, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): april-sharp@hotmail.com

    City: London Ontario

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17. 67
    Name: Lynn Fraser on Feb 24, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 31 Russell Lake Dr

    City: Dartmouth

    Comments: I've had hens before, in Calgary. Wonderful experience and fresh eggs. No one complained.

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18. 68
    Name: Rylan Higgins on Feb 24, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 192 Gill Cove Road

    City: Ketch Harbour

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19. 69
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 25, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 54 Kissing Bridge Road

    City: Lunenburg, NS

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20. 70
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 25, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 16

    City: Musquodoboit Harbour

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21. 71
    Name: Joanne Bihari on Feb 25, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 6481 Liverpool st

    City: Halifax

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22. 72
    Name: Viagra on Mar 2, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): ZHdGCjANsoaZvea

    City: oaYAHhwPMeyJiM

    Comments: WK7FJ8 Im thankful for the blog post.Much thanks again. Will read on...

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23. 73
    Name: Mary Rennicks on Mar 2, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 95 Pheasant Run Dr.

    City: Nepean

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24. 74
    Name: Sybil Nunn on Mar 4, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 12 DeYoung Drive

    City: Eastern Passage

    Comments: Many cities, much larger than Halifax, have By-laws the allow chickens with guidelines regarding numbers, housing etc. The research has been done. Unless you're going to ban the feeding of all wild birds, there is no valid argument against backyard chickens.

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    Name: PAMELA JOHNSON on Mar 4, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 21 MARGATE DR

    City: HALIFAX

    Comments: Chickens are being raised successfully in forward-thinking cities like New York and Seattle. Halifax should move with the progressive cities, and allow citizens to keep hens in town.

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26. 76
    Name: Aimee Swikit on Mar 9, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 29 First Avenue

    City: Bedford

    Comments: It works in Vancouver!

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27. 77
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 9, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 171 Shore Drive

    City: Bedford

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28. 78
    Name: Christa Martin on Mar 10, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 2548 Sherwood Street

    City: Halifax, NS

    Comments: Everyone should have the right to keep/have hens, no matter where they may live.

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29. 79
    Name: Todd Armstrong on Mar 10, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 6142 North Street

    City: Halifax

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30. 80
    Name: Pat Clahane on Mar 12, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 1674 Waverley Road

    City: Waverley

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31. 81
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 12, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 1663 Henry st b3k1j4

    City: Halifax

    Comments: chickens should be allowed in the city, for sure.

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32. 82
    Name: Shannon Ashton on Mar 14, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 13 Lakeside Dr

    City: Lakeside

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33. 83
    Name: Valerie White on Mar 30, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 1679 Crowell Road

    City: East Lawrencetown

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34. 84
    Name: Anita Baker on Mar 31, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 524 West jeddore Road

    City: Halifax

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35. 85
    Name: Christina Parker on Apr 4, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 18 Amber Drive

    City: wILLIAMSWOOD

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36. 86
    Name: Tara Riddell on Apr 4, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 84 Devnoshire Drive

    City: Timberlea

    Comments: I want to know where my food is coming from. I want my kids to know where there food comes from. I want them to learn about the environment and sustainability. Look to Vancouver, Montreal and MONCTON our rival...they're all more progressive than we are.

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    Name: PAMELA JOHNSON on Apr 5, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 21 MARGATE DR

    City: HALIFAX

    Comments: Larger and more progressive cities than Halifax allow their citizens to keep hens. If places like New York City and Seattle can do it successfully, we can do it, too.

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38. 88
    Name: RITA STOVER on Apr 5, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 21 MARGATE DR

    City: HALIFAX

    Comments: Food security is an important issue for everyone. We should be encouraging the people of Halifax to take more responsibility for their own health and nutrition, and letting people keep hens is part of that.

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39. 89
    Name: Jennifer Yakamovich on Apr 5, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 6246 Duncan Street

    City: Halifax

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40. 90
    Name: Tammi Robertson on Apr 15, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 95 Hillside Ave

    City: Lower Sackville

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41. 91
    Name: Leigh Symington on Apr 17, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 32 Hillcrest St

    City: Halifax

    Comments: I think it's great to have hens in Halifax, I would love to have fresh eggs everyday! I'd like to have the option in the future. Thank you

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    Name: Elizabeth Collett on Apr 27, 2013

    Civic Address (required by HRM rules): 74 Freshwater Trail

    City: Dartmouth

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