| Name | Comments |
1901 | Chantale Burke | What's ridiculous is that people think it's fine to sit around smoky campfires where children are playing and sleeping. Where is Public Health in all of this? |
1902 | Rob Antonio | Even when you quit smoking cigarettes people are still smoking firepits. These fires should already have been banned with Waterloo. |
1903 | Tim Wasniuk | N2H 4M7 We were discussing this at work. All smoke is a health hazard. Why do firemen wear masks when they fight fires? We aren't wearing masks but maybe we should be. Ban them. |
1904 | Tim Wasniuk | N2H 4M7 We were discussing this at work. All smoke is a health hazard. Why do firemen wear masks when they fight fires? We aren't wearing masks but maybe we should be. Ban them. |
1905 | Tim | Sorry. I signed twice. Please fix. |
1906 | Pamela Hertz | These wood wires should be banned in this city just as they have been already in Waterloo and Cambridge? All smoke is a health hazard. |
1907 | Aslo Hrbjc | |
1908 | Iris Walker | People should not have to close their windows because the air is full of smoke from campfires that this city is allowing. Public health is being risked. |
1909 | Mildred Braun | N2H 3J9 All my neighbours said they would sign. My grandson helped me. |
1910 | Beryl Gardner | N2C 1R1 Campfires in backyards are very polluting and this is a poor example for children. Our environment is in trouble and these fires are pollution. |
1911 | Lowell Norris | So many people have health problems and the smoke from these fires is terrible. These fires should not be allowed. |
1912 | Lewis Jarvis | Fairview Park Why would Waterloo and Kitchener not ban these fires at the same time? |
1913 | Charla Smith | Stanley Park Please send this to all of your friends who hate the smoky stink of Kitchener neighbourhoods. I say NO to backyard campfires. |
1914 | Hugh Whitley | The firepit by-law was always a big joke. Has anyone paid a fine for having fires during the dry weather ban last summer. Not likely. No wonder we can't afford the fire budget anymore. |
1915 | Neela Gil | |
1916 | Veronica Chalam | N2P 1L9 Kitchener needs to ban campfires to clean up the smoky air. Why is this not a public health issue like cigarette smoke? |
1917 | Norm Selden | |
1918 | Rod Nichol | Why was the campfire issue not treated the same as cigarette smoke on a regional basis. Why should taxpayers in Kitchener have their health and enjoyment of their properties wrecked by people who need to sit by smoky fires? Go camping! |
1919 | jessie kane | let's get rid of the smoky air in this city :) |
1920 | Helen Dunbar | N2N 3N1 Kitchener air is smoky and polluted. We need to ban these backyard fires. |
1921 | Melody Peel | N2M 1V4 It's ridiculous to have to close windows in the summer to keep out campfire smoke. When did Kitchener turn into a campground? |
1922 | Lea Nordby | N2N 1T7 Horrible smoky air too much of the time. These fires should be banned just as they have been in Waterloo and Cambridge. |
1923 | Ral Darwah | |
1924 | Jose Gallo | Why no public meetings about campfires in backyards? |
1925 | robynne larson | keep this alive by sending to 5 friends :) |
1926 | Ramona Reis | Stanley Park I'm asking all of my neighbours if they'll sign to get these disgusting fires out of backyards. |
1927 | T. Park | |
1928 | Ana Hope | N2G 1W2 I going to ask people in my apartment to sign. |
1929 | Alma Smith | |
1930 | Rodica Jurckzk | Victoria Park Smoky fires do not belong in city backyards. |
1931 | Met Jurckzk | Most people are smart and they don't smoke. All smoke is no good. |
1932 | lexie edwards | great job let's keep it going :) |
1933 | cici edwards | |
1934 | Dale Edwards | It's ridiculous to be smelling campfire smoke in my house. All smoke is bad for our health. |
1935 | Marci Smith | Why would Waterloo and Kitchener not ban these campfires at the time? Less confusion and cleaner air for everyone. |
1936 | Oliva Matteo | N2H 4J3 I don't go camping because I hate the smoke. I should not have to close my windows to keep out campfire smoke in the city. |
1937 | willow porter | no more smoke |
1938 | Amy Weber | N2M 3A5 Most other cities have banned these campfires, and we deserve safe, clean air not smoky air. |
1939 | brienne morris | |
1940 | Melisa Owens | N2G 1P8 How did Waterloo get these campfires banned without most of us hearing about it? Those people who need to sit around smoky fires should get in their cars and go camping. You don't bring the campground into a city. |
1941 | Ken Millen | We discussed this around the water cooler at work. Most people don't smoke and hate smoky air. Public health and air quality are most important. |
1942 | katya cole | please keep it going by sending to all your freinds! |
1943 | Jan Butler | N2H 1S1 |
1944 | Danice Rogers | N2M 4C7 People in Waterloo and Cambridge don't have to put up with these backyard bonfires so why should we have to breathe this smoky air? |
1945 | Don Granvier | |
1946 | Steve Rajanski | Chicopee |
1947 | Su Ross | N2G 4V5 |
1948 | Peggy Vollner | I just heard about this petition. Please send this to anyone you know who hates the smoke from those horrible campfires. |
1949 | Laurianne Meyer | |
1950 | Jas Gilam | Why should we have to close our windows to keep out the smoke? My apartment building does not have air conditioning. |