| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 2751 | Golnar Rahmani | Preserve nature and history!! |
| 2752 | Shaida Jamal-Daya | Preserve! |
| 2753 | sikander mohamed | |
| 2754 | Anonymous | How can we rebuild history? |
| 2755 | akbar ali Ebrahim | Please preserve this Heritage site......... |
| 2756 | Anonymous | Heritage site that is what I was thinking!
Could be a school trip destination too...this is a real Observatory...teaching and inspiring students, even the very young... |
| 2757 | Igal Abergel | Please preserve the site for the generations to come... |
| 2758 | Catherine Curtis | Save the environment! |
| 2759 | ally .ladak | preserve |
| 2760 | Anonymous | I am a thirteen year old and our school always does their track and field in this park and this park means so much to our school( 16th Ave. public school.) Please stop this madness. |
| 2761 | Sunny Tam | What a magnificant observatory! Please preserve it. |
| 2762 | Shaun Overton | I feel strongly enough that, if the university ignores this petition and proceeds with the sale, I will withdraw any future support for the U of T. I will also boycott any developer that chooses to purchase the lands unless the observatory is retained as a working facility and the lands maintained as protected green space. |
| 2763 | Adam Artymowicz | |
| 2764 | Jason Busby | I attend UofT, and this is very Shameful. |
| 2765 | Anonymous | WE need that our children and grandchildren learn more and more about our country so please preserve this historical site. |
| 2766 | Glenn Gillespie | |
| 2767 | Susan Haldenby | |
| 2768 | Kathleen | |
| 2769 | Murray Smith | |
| 2770 | Anonymous | |
| 2771 | Johanna | |
| 2772 | Anonymous | Please do not wreck national history. This observatory should be preserved as history and the greenland around it is beautiful! I cannot believe this could happen in the GTA in this time of going "green."
This is why I moved north 2 years ago. Toronto and the GTA just do not care about anything natural, just big box stores and more houses. |
| 2773 | Chris Kemp | Destroying this site would be destroying part of Canada's heritage. Please don't do this. |
| 2774 | Devi Dunn | Please preserve this Heritage of Canada. We should not destroy this site as it has served as a useful and most valuable place for Scientist and others here locally and globally. It is a place of rememberance and should be protected by UNESCO. |
| 2775 | ross young | |
| 2776 | Neepa Parikh | |
| 2777 | Jo-Anne Young | This is an important part of Toronto, Ontario and Canada's history. We must start saving our past and our historic buildings. |
| 2778 | Anonymous | |
| 2779 | Michael Duz | Surely there is someone on the University of Toronto's Governing Council with a brain and the guts to say no! |
| 2780 | Greg Hogan | this is a unique and irreplaceable natural area. houses and stores can easily go somewhere else. |
| 2781 | Anonymous | Why can't anyone seem to find a way to allow for both advances and respect of heritage. |
| 2782 | Elizabeth Smolska | Save this observatory |
| 2783 | Norman Hatton | As a great institution of intellects, it must surely be obvious that UofT must protect this scientific and biological bequest. Please don't allow the commerce to overshadow the value |
| 2784 | Jeanne Maurer | |
| 2785 | Emily Dunbar | |
| 2786 | Dr.Pat J Kincaid | I am appalled that the University of Toronto has, apparently, no understanding of the significance - historical and environmental - of the observatory and its land. |
| 2787 | Werner Valentin | Please preserve this unique observatory with its greenspace. |
| 2788 | Daniel Vernon | |
| 2789 | Sharareh Aghlara | Preserve ! |
| 2790 | Robert Wright | Is there no limit to the greed of developers and those government and institution officials that suffer from myopia? It is a terrible combination since it is destroying our heritage to say nothing of contributing to already over-stressed land polution. The Dunlap property has been a landmark since I was a lad and I am just about to pass the 78-year mark. My wife and I recently visited the Jefferson and Madison homesteads in Virginia where the citizens show proper respect for their hard-fought heritage by being generous with their use of parkland. Even with fewer open spaces at their disposal, they continue to be dovoted to perserving areas of historical significance. We, on the other hand, tear down anything older than thirty years. Isn't it about time that we Canadians grew up and listened to the voices of the past instead of current, greedy, Big Business interests? The U of T should be utterly ashamed. |
| 2791 | karen madden | Why get rid of something that means so much to adults, children & students alike ? We can and do all learn so much from this park ! Just leave it alone please ! It is a part of history ! |
| 2792 | Christine Solosky | Save the observatory from being sold! It is a rich addition to the scientific heritage of York Region. |
| 2793 | Richard Anthony Crocker | This landmark site needs to be preserved, and indeed continue to be used for astronomical education and research. Too much of our heritage, and green space is being lost for short term profit. This site is of so much significance that it should be a national priority to preserve it. |
| 2794 | Gary Burwell | i Love the hevens and how better for us all to see them |
| 2795 | Nick vannan | U of T is only interested in shiny new toys, shameful. |
| 2796 | Anonymous | |
| 2797 | Anonymous | Save the David Dunlap Observatory and Park !!!! |
| 2798 | B Giggie | Only in Canada is our Heritage for sale to the highest bidder. Have we learned nothing since the the Avro Arrow debacle?
When will Canadians stand up against greedy land developers. |
| 2799 | Rozhen Asrani | The David Dunlap Observatory should not be sold! It is a proud symbol of Canadian contributions in the field of astronomy not to mention the largest wildlikfe conservation area of its kind anywhere in the vincinity. |
| 2800 | Bob Miller | The property was donated the year before I was born and, while attending Richmond Hill High School, I passed the observatory twicE a day on the school bus. But, it is not for sentimental reasons that I believe it should be saved. The land and buildings are historical gems and comprise a realitively green space in a suburban clutter; the telescope and equipment are invaluable and irreplaceable and it is absolutely short sighted and inexcusable for the U of T to have such a cavalier attitude. SAVE THE DUNLAP OBSERVATORY. |
