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Bring Backyard Chickens to Cambridge

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Sue Hollihan
9 years ago

I would love to have chickens. We have them at the school I work at, and many of our students are involved in the care!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Galt

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James Butler
9 years ago

I live in Preston

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J Butler
9 years ago

I live in Preston

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Arshad Mahmood
9 years ago

Hi, Growing chicken in backyard is fantastic as long as household take the responsibility to keep the neighborhood off of smell by keeping it clean. This is an educational and productive. If City of Cambridge passes bylaws, the people will have opportunity to eat organic without going anywhere.

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Tina Gute Bowering
9 years ago

I have wanted to have two or three chickens to supply my family with eggs for a very long time. It's time to reconsider the bylaw.

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Greg Bowering
9 years ago

It's about time our city allowed chickens in backyards.

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Ron Quiring
9 years ago

Allow responsible people to have the pleasure of raising a couple chickens. Establish laws to govern those that are irresponsible.

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Christine Campbell
9 years ago

I am a resident of Cambridge and I support the city allowing backyard chickens in peoples homes. I myself would like to have chickens in my backyard. Its a great idea and Guelph and Kitchener both allow it so why can't Cambridge?

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Kim Albright
9 years ago

If you have enough property to support a few chickens then I am all for it. Keep them clean and there would be no issue.

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Christian
9 years ago

bok bok!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I would like to have backyard chickens.

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Rob Murray
9 years ago

Hespeler

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Keira
9 years ago

I would love to have chickens I feel like we need to reconnect with where our food comes from and our responsibility to the planet we live on

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Anna
9 years ago

Great idea!. Silly bylaw. Easily regulated.

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Kristen Thatcher
9 years ago Featured

As a former chicken owner in another city I am disappointed to not have this opportunity in Cambridge. Small flocks of chickens (3-12 birds) are not noisy, stinky or otherwise a nuisance. They are easy to maintain and provide many benefits.

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Andy Morris
9 years ago

I'd consider having a couple hens in a coop!

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Emily Lord
9 years ago

Hespeler

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Dawn mills
9 years ago

Downtown galt (parkhill)

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Shanelle
9 years ago

It would be cool to raise chickens!