Tell Winnipeg City Council to STOP the Widening and Grade Separation(Marion/Archibald), and save Happyland Park!
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T.Cwik
10 years ago
Please stop the freeway from destroying our area.
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S.Dupuis
10 years ago
Stop the freeway from destroying our small neighbourhood.
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S.Dupuis
10 years ago
Running a freeway and putting a shredder in our neighbourhood is not in our best interests.
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Ken Sanderson
10 years ago
It's a terrible idea against the will of the people and largely done in secret.
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Claudette Laurie
10 years ago
As a lifetime Winnipegger, I'm very opposed to this latest plan to destroy this neighbourhood, in the name of progress. It is never progressive to eliminate a beautiful park or established small businesses.
Please reconsider and demonstrate that Winnipeg city hall really has the best interest of all its citizens.
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mark druwe
10 years ago
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we chose this neighborhood for its unique qualities,location and wildlife, this project ruins them all, from a concrete wall at the end of our street to destroying wetland habitat in our front yards, those who cannot speak for themselves will be most disturbed...the wild life along the seine river corridor
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r.wanner
10 years ago
This project is too big for this area and needs to be smaller!
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M.Berger
10 years ago
We always walk the dogs through the park and down Evans Street along the Seine. It's a beautiful peaceful setting that would be a great loss to this city.
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Randi Vouriot
10 years ago
We walk our dog often at happyland park. Not only do we enjoy the park, but also the wildlife. We would greatly miss the quiet, peaceful neighbourhood.
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c.trickey
10 years ago
Not looking forward to a cement wall at the end of the street! Or the traffic nightmare it is going to create.
Please stop the freeway from destroying our area.
Stop the freeway from destroying our small neighbourhood.
Running a freeway and putting a shredder in our neighbourhood is not in our best interests.
It's a terrible idea against the will of the people and largely done in secret.
As a lifetime Winnipegger, I'm very opposed to this latest plan to destroy this neighbourhood, in the name of progress. It is never progressive to eliminate a beautiful park or established small businesses. Please reconsider and demonstrate that Winnipeg city hall really has the best interest of all its citizens.
we chose this neighborhood for its unique qualities,location and wildlife, this project ruins them all, from a concrete wall at the end of our street to destroying wetland habitat in our front yards, those who cannot speak for themselves will be most disturbed...the wild life along the seine river corridor
This project is too big for this area and needs to be smaller!
We always walk the dogs through the park and down Evans Street along the Seine. It's a beautiful peaceful setting that would be a great loss to this city.
We walk our dog often at happyland park. Not only do we enjoy the park, but also the wildlife. We would greatly miss the quiet, peaceful neighbourhood.
Not looking forward to a cement wall at the end of the street! Or the traffic nightmare it is going to create.