| Name | Comments |
301 | tyler jensen | N2E 2S4 |
302 | David Brown | |
303 | C. Jeffrey | N2T 2S1 Cities on both sides of Kitchener have already banned backyard fires. Cleaner air is best for everyone. |
304 | Jennifer Chang | N2G2C6 These fires cause smoke and it's pollution. |
305 | Jean Doucette | |
306 | rob moore | N2G 2C8 |
307 | S Toscano | Toronto |
308 | Barb Williams | N2B 2T4 We had a lot of smog days this summer. These campfires add to the pollution problem and health problems that go with poor air quality. Get these fires out of the city. |
309 | aaron smith | Doon |
310 | aiysha porter | |
311 | Brooke B. | N2P C2 |
312 | Megan F. | N2A 1E9 I favour a ban in city backyards. Smoke is a health hazard. Filling a neighbourhood with stinky smoke is exactly what we should not be teaching our kids. |
313 | Laurie Baker | N2M 2B6 Why have these fires not been banned like Waterloo and Cambridge have already done? |
314 | jason white | n2n 1x7 |
315 | E. Braun | N2E 3K4 Kitchener council members should do their job and take public health seriously. Waterloo and Cambridge does not put up with this smoky nonsense. |
316 | Janet Bender | N2N1M1 |
317 | Armin Z. | Stanley Park Ban now. |
318 | Mei Vong | |
319 | cory saunders | N2G 4M1 |
320 | Melissa Baker | N2M 3R9 These fires should be banned from backyards but allow campfires in big, open areas for community events. Wood is one of the dirtiest fuels, and these fires don't belong in residential areas. |
321 | tasha ribeiro | N2N3M3 Backyard fires are very polluting and unhealthy. Only dung and crop residue were dirtier to burn than wood in the energy pyramid on that website. |
322 | This signature has been deleted. |
323 | Larry Young | N2N 1Y4 I would hope that Kitchener would ban these smoky fires. Backyard campfires are backyard air pollution. |
324 | K. Becker | n2a2t3 Put an end to this smoky air. If smoke is not dangerous, why do firefighters wear masks? The city can't guarantee the type of wood and junk that is being burned in bakcyard fires. |
325 | Kim Stevens | May 2013 mark the end of campfires in Kitchener. Then the rest of us can start enjoying our summers. |
326 | This signature has been deleted. |
327 | Darcy Snyder | |
328 | Emilia P. | N2N 2H1 I would like to see these campfires banned. This smoke is on top of all of the pollution from cars, diesel trucks, and other fumes. The air is very smoky some nights. |
329 | M. Ribeiro | |
330 | amy scott | N2N 2B3 Why are wood fires allowed in backyards? Smoke is part of pollution and is a health hazard. |
331 | This signature has been deleted. |
332 | Erma Schnarr | N2N1E6 I favour banning these backyard fires? How is all this smoke affecting our health? |
333 | kim mason | |
334 | Gerhard S. | |
335 | Sara Myer | Victoria Park Campfires do not belong in backyards. This is a public health concern. |
336 | Wilhelm B. | St. Mary's Hospital area.
I don't remember all these fires in backyards 40 years ago when I was little. Food was cooked on hibachis or charcoal barbecues then put it out. Go propane or natural gas - or go camping. |
337 | Beth M. | N2G3M6 |
338 | brooke hill | |
339 | Muriel Hall | |
340 | D. Rutherford | |
341 | Kean Hames | |
342 | R. Irwin | |
343 | stephanie graham | |
344 | rachel evans | |
345 | Martin A. | N2G 1Y3 Waterloo and Cambridge don't allow backyard fires so why do we have to put up with the smoke. |
346 | Syeda M. | N2A 1W2 The smoke is a health hazard. |
347 | Ranen Ghosh | |
348 | tina thomas | |
349 | D. Lee | N2P 1K9 |
350 | Mary Clarke | N2A 3G2 The smoke from these fires is not good for anyone. |