I petition Cape Breton Regional Municipality mayor Cecil Clarke, councillors and staff NOT to sell Archibald's Wharf waterfront and recreational area for industrial use.
Seeing 500 names on this petition fills me with hope because I remember how often I walked that wharf with my grandfather. This community clearly loves that waterfront as much as I do.
Reached 500 supporters
November 25, 2014
November 20, 2014
Seeing this much support for our waterfront leaves me overwhelmed because I remember playing on that wharf as a child. This surge shows that we all believe this space belongs to the community rather than to developers.
Reached 100 supporters
November 19, 2014
339 Comments
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pat basker
11 years ago
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Council says this is not costing us the taxpayers of c br m nothing , but over the years millions of dollars were spent on Archibald's wharf and we only get back 200,000 thousand , it seems to me were are subsidiing private industry
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Kaitlyn Strickland
11 years ago
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Archibald's wharf is an excellent spot for kids to play and to encourage a more active lifestyle. If anything our mayor should be creating more spaces for our community to meet with one another and be active instead of eliminating these spaces.
J
Jason Marsh
11 years ago
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There is enough room to build on the far side of the wharf to the ballast grounds or on the Rollie's former property. There are vey few reasons why we take once green space we have in this town for the sake of a business that could be constructed in many near by areas.
K
Katie Grist
11 years ago
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We have very places for events and families to gather in our town. CBRM is always asking the question what can we do to stop outmigration, what can we do to attract young people? Taking away green spaces and areas for families to play is the wrong way to attract growth.
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Charlene McCulloch
11 years ago
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This is a very important feature to the Northside, The area has lost so much over the years, we need to keep these recreational areas for the future of the Town. Whenever I make a trip back home this is one of the spots I always visit.
S
Sheila Chaffecombe
11 years ago
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Huge mistake if industry is put there. The view and the businesses there are part of the charm (if not the only charm) of downtown North Sydney. Industry will pollute the air & water in particular. Why not locate the industry in the Industrial park?
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Barry MacDonald
11 years ago
When a private company gets the waterfront pear of downtown real estate that has had at least $4-million of tax payers money put into it, for only $200K, that is theft of public land, not commerce.
A
Alphonse Harrietha
11 years ago
What is going on about the sale of Archibald's Wharf; is like watching some kind of horror movie and the climax being, : Is this really going to happen"? Will Superman be able to break woven chest chains on route to ocean's bottom in the nick of time to stop this dictatorship approach to democracy!
I petition Cape Breton Regional Municipality mayor Cecil Clarke, councillors and staff NOT to sell Archibald's Wharf waterfront and recreational area for industrial use.
Seeing 500 names on this petition fills me with hope because I remember how often I walked that wharf with my grandfather. This community clearly loves that waterfront as much as I do.
Reached 500 supporters
November 25, 2014
November 20, 2014
Seeing this much support for our waterfront leaves me overwhelmed because I remember playing on that wharf as a child. This surge shows that we all believe this space belongs to the community rather than to developers.
Reached 100 supporters
November 19, 2014
339 Comments
P
pat basker
11 years ago
Featured
Council says this is not costing us the taxpayers of c br m nothing , but over the years millions of dollars were spent on Archibald's wharf and we only get back 200,000 thousand , it seems to me were are subsidiing private industry
K
Kaitlyn Strickland
11 years ago
Featured
Archibald's wharf is an excellent spot for kids to play and to encourage a more active lifestyle. If anything our mayor should be creating more spaces for our community to meet with one another and be active instead of eliminating these spaces.
J
Jason Marsh
11 years ago
Featured
There is enough room to build on the far side of the wharf to the ballast grounds or on the Rollie's former property. There are vey few reasons why we take once green space we have in this town for the sake of a business that could be constructed in many near by areas.
K
Katie Grist
11 years ago
Featured
We have very places for events and families to gather in our town. CBRM is always asking the question what can we do to stop outmigration, what can we do to attract young people? Taking away green spaces and areas for families to play is the wrong way to attract growth.
C
Charlene McCulloch
11 years ago
Featured
This is a very important feature to the Northside, The area has lost so much over the years, we need to keep these recreational areas for the future of the Town. Whenever I make a trip back home this is one of the spots I always visit.
S
Sheila Chaffecombe
11 years ago
Featured
Huge mistake if industry is put there. The view and the businesses there are part of the charm (if not the only charm) of downtown North Sydney. Industry will pollute the air & water in particular. Why not locate the industry in the Industrial park?
B
Barry MacDonald
11 years ago
When a private company gets the waterfront pear of downtown real estate that has had at least $4-million of tax payers money put into it, for only $200K, that is theft of public land, not commerce.
A
Alphonse Harrietha
11 years ago
What is going on about the sale of Archibald's Wharf; is like watching some kind of horror movie and the climax being, : Is this really going to happen"? Will Superman be able to break woven chest chains on route to ocean's bottom in the nick of time to stop this dictatorship approach to democracy!
Council says this is not costing us the taxpayers of c br m nothing , but over the years millions of dollars were spent on Archibald's wharf and we only get back 200,000 thousand , it seems to me were are subsidiing private industry