Nova Scotia needs clean energy, not a 300MW fossil fuel burning peaker plant in Marshdale!
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My kids do not consistently have access to swimming facilities all year long. Swimming is a skill that should be learned for all, not just for leisure, but for mental health and for their future!
Daniel supported: A Pool Isn’t a Luxury – It’s a Lifeline for 100 Mile HouseWould love to see a pool here! It’s crazy that we are surrounded by lakes yet we have to drive up to 2 hours for our children to be taught how to swim by a certified instructor!
Courtney supported: A Pool Isn’t a Luxury – It’s a Lifeline for 100 Mile HousePeople in 100 Mile DO want and need a pool. If the vote included the outlying areas, it would be obvious to everyone. No one is asking the small community to absorb the cost. We are asking for the people who will use it to have a say! This reaches farther than a pool… taxation without representation! The outlying areas pay for libraries and schools and hockey rinks, why not a pool they really want!?
Joanne supported: A Pool Isn’t a Luxury – It’s a Lifeline for 100 Mile HouseWe need this pool!! I had a total knee replacement last year and it would have been wonderful to have a pool to help with the excersise.Who can afford to go to William's Lake all the time!! It's time Hundred Mile!! I would go all the time for water aerobics!
Lyn supported: A Pool Isn’t a Luxury – It’s a Lifeline for 100 Mile HouseI grew up in 100 Mile House and oh how my siblings, friends and I all wished that 100 Mile had a pool as there is nothing for families and children to do recreational wise. Only allowing teens of the town to then get bored and get into town mischief. So yes, even though I may not live in 100 Mile anymore ( still have relatives there) I will more than happily sign this petition.
Devon supported: A Pool Isn’t a Luxury – It’s a Lifeline for 100 Mile HouseIt's undeniable that town and outlying population is growing. I live in Forest Grove and would happily pay more in taxes if we had a local pool for my children to enjoy without needing to travel an hour. Lakes aren't year round and also not suitable for everyone.
tina supported: A Pool Isn’t a Luxury – It’s a Lifeline for 100 Mile HouseI strongly support saving this golf course green space. Because cost was/is obviously an issue for the City, perhaps it could identify those taxpayers/golfers (I, for one) who would be willing to add $50/annum to their property tax to share the cost of upkeep. Let's not let the previous municipal government's legacy, including lack of foresight, ruin that area for now and the next several generations.
Fred supported: Save Kelowna Springs Greenspace - Updated 2025 PetitionThe City of Kelowna has a policy protecting green spaces and recreation, so they should not let this property be rezoned to Industrial land use as it will never be returned to green space. I personally enjoy playing golf at Kelowna Springs because I can walk and enjoy nature, so please do not let development here, so my kids and grandkids can enjoy it in the future.
Drew supported: Save Kelowna Springs Greenspace - Updated 2025 PetitionI'm based in Calgary, but make regular visits to the Okanagan and Kelowna specifically, and indeed have even had the opportunity to play at Kelowna Springs on occasion. As we in Calgary discovered to our detriment particularly in 2013, but also in other years, natural flood plains form an essential part of flood and water management, and we develop over these at our peril. Calgary has spent the last 12 years spending millions of dollars on artificial flood management structures to mitigate the damage done by developing over top of the natural flood plains that already existed. If an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, the environmentally and fiscally responsible approach is to leave these natural spaces intact and not rip them out in the first place.
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