Almost a month to the day after Dieppe adopted its controversial bilingual signage bylaw, the Front commun pour l'affichage bilingue au Nouveau-Brunswick is looking for the City of Moncton to do the same. This petition is to encourage the Moncton City Council to listen to the majority who do not believe in a sign language law!!
We, the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge our leaders to act now to allow private business owners to display the language of their choice on their business signs.
The momentum behind this effort is heavier than I expected when I first started this. It is exhausting to keep pushing against this tide but seeing so many people join this fight proves we are not alone.
Reached 100 supporters
June 24, 2010
6 Comments
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Jason Mills
16 years ago
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Leave business alone! This is Canada we should be free to choose our own signage instead of being told what to do by the city
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Sarah Hill
16 years ago
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Are you serious? This is just another way to make things harder for small businesses in this city. Leave the signs alone.
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Dave Mendoza
16 years ago
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Total nonsense. We have enough rules already. Let people run their shops how they want.
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Linda Ramirez
16 years ago
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It is their money and their business, they should choose the sign language. Stop forcing this on us.
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Marc Garcia
16 years ago
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Keep money in the private sector and stop worrying about signs. Ridiculous.
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Mike Jackson
16 years ago
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Business owners should have the right to pick what language to use on their own property. Keep the government out of it.
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Almost a month to the day after Dieppe adopted its controversial bilingual signage bylaw, the Front commun pour l'affichage bilingue au Nouveau-Brunswick is looking for the City of Moncton to do the same. This petition is to encourage the Moncton City Council to listen to the majority who do not believe in a sign language law!!
We, the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge our leaders to act now to allow private business owners to display the language of their choice on their business signs.
The momentum behind this effort is heavier than I expected when I first started this. It is exhausting to keep pushing against this tide but seeing so many people join this fight proves we are not alone.
Reached 100 supporters
June 24, 2010
6 Comments
J
Jason Mills
16 years ago
Featured
Leave business alone! This is Canada we should be free to choose our own signage instead of being told what to do by the city
S
Sarah Hill
16 years ago
Featured
Are you serious? This is just another way to make things harder for small businesses in this city. Leave the signs alone.
D
Dave Mendoza
16 years ago
Featured
Total nonsense. We have enough rules already. Let people run their shops how they want.
L
Linda Ramirez
16 years ago
Featured
It is their money and their business, they should choose the sign language. Stop forcing this on us.
M
Marc Garcia
16 years ago
Featured
Keep money in the private sector and stop worrying about signs. Ridiculous.
M
Mike Jackson
16 years ago
Featured
Business owners should have the right to pick what language to use on their own property. Keep the government out of it.
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Leave business alone! This is Canada we should be free to choose our own signage instead of being told what to do by the city