It’s insanely insulting to have people who support and work in Prince Albert expected to pay more.
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Tristan
2 years ago
We will stop playing city organized sports if this fee stays
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Melissa
2 years ago
I pay when we use facilities just like everyone else. Maybe don't bite off more than you can chew and expect it to happen now with pushing people to fix your over shooting.
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Karla Ethier
2 years ago
I would like to see concrete numbers to see what the average household in the city of Prince Albert are paying per year. I would consider paying a similar number - a fixed number per year per household. I would guess a great number of coaches for these sport teams are rural residences. Rosthern is not that much further from my house and I would consider signing my children up for activities there - where registration fees are a fraction of the cost btw. I own a business in Prince Albert and do almost all of my shopping for gas, food and groceries here. Please reconsider this ridiculous bill.
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Sheri Chester
2 years ago
With fees like this we will have no choice but look to other communities to be registered.
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Grant Peterson
2 years ago
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I am a city of Prince Albert resident and think these fees are ridiculous. The families these fees impact spend a significant amount of money supporting local businesses as well as events like the Winter Festival and PA Ex
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Lets say you have 3 children who particpate in indoor soccer, baseball and swimming lessons each year. The City of PA expects a family to pay upwards of $1,125 more in registration fees per year than the same family who lives within the city of PA limits. This is beyond unreasonable. They are taxes fitness, health and families who already have added childcare expenses. Sounds like a fitness tax that will only lead to further strains on the health care system.
It’s insanely insulting to have people who support and work in Prince Albert expected to pay more.
We will stop playing city organized sports if this fee stays
I pay when we use facilities just like everyone else. Maybe don't bite off more than you can chew and expect it to happen now with pushing people to fix your over shooting.
I would like to see concrete numbers to see what the average household in the city of Prince Albert are paying per year. I would consider paying a similar number - a fixed number per year per household. I would guess a great number of coaches for these sport teams are rural residences. Rosthern is not that much further from my house and I would consider signing my children up for activities there - where registration fees are a fraction of the cost btw. I own a business in Prince Albert and do almost all of my shopping for gas, food and groceries here. Please reconsider this ridiculous bill.
With fees like this we will have no choice but look to other communities to be registered.
I am a city of Prince Albert resident and think these fees are ridiculous. The families these fees impact spend a significant amount of money supporting local businesses as well as events like the Winter Festival and PA Ex
Lets say you have 3 children who particpate in indoor soccer, baseball and swimming lessons each year. The City of PA expects a family to pay upwards of $1,125 more in registration fees per year than the same family who lives within the city of PA limits. This is beyond unreasonable. They are taxes fitness, health and families who already have added childcare expenses. Sounds like a fitness tax that will only lead to further strains on the health care system.