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Old Posted Oct 15, 2012, 5:47 AM
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u mean the city of winnipeg caree fair?
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Old Posted Oct 15, 2012, 12:40 PM
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u mean the city of winnipeg caree fair?
Yep! See what they have there for 19-year olds with experience in manual-labor jobs...
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Old Posted Oct 15, 2012, 4:03 PM
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Now I see it's the turn of Sun readers to prove their ignorance. The editor of that rag is also decrying the "loss of greenspace" at the Forks. Are these people monochromatic or something ? Since when were parking lots green ?

Would the last person to leave (or die as it were) please turn off the lights.
I think some of these people should take a trip to ANY OTHER city where medium and high density development have progressed in downtown (or near downtown) neighbourhoods. They'll note that dense residential development usually includes defacto greenspace around the development, as now there is incentive for walking paths to be built, strips of grass, landscaping, benches, etc. Maybe its a stretch to use Coal Harbour in Vancouver as an example but... imagine something like that on a smaller scale extending from the Forks all up Waterfront Drive, and across to St. Boniface... all walkable.
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