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Originally Posted by HalfBreed
How hard would it be to reverse much of this with a new gov't? As well as joining groups, would it not be proactive to engage local politicians that do not follow the current path?
I'm not trying to turn this to a political discussion, I simply don't have the knowledge of such matters.
Would having a table with info at gun / trade / local markets be of any benefit? I don't think much of this is known by the general public, yet it is tax dollars currently funding such activity.
I've not understood why a wide open province doesn't have established trail systems for individuals and groups to explore across the province without having to utilize roadways. What ever became of the Trans Canada Trail for instance?
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You’ve mentioned somethings that have gone on. There’s been lots of rallies petitions, info tables and booths here in the south area since the whole thing began. Thing is they won’t listen and they don’t care. So far from my last 5-6 visits to the Castle area activity and people have dropped dramatically compared to 5yrs ago or more. So it seems to me that they are going backwards. But perhaps this is their whole goal. Maybe the mobile food trucks will boost the activity in the area.