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So....I'm sitting in my vehicle in the Walmart parking lot while my wife picks up a few items in the store. I happen to notice a group of people, looks like a mom with a baby, a dad, a couple of teenagers, and two younger children getting into a van with multiple shopping bags. Their van is the a typical late model unit but with numerous dents, missing mirror, cracked windscreen, running a space saver spare and appears not to have been washed in a long, long time? I'm thinking to myself....this is sad, even unsafe. However my mood is changed by what I witness next!
The van does not drive away for three to four minutes and my attention is on the radio. The van soon backs out of the parking stall but much to my horror before doing so the side door is slide open and a literal garbage drop is made right there beside their vehicle! This wasn't just a few food wrappers or ashtray butts, oh no. This was as best as I could see, multiple plastic bags, MacDonald's drinking cups, fry boxes, napkins, bunched up paper products, two beer bottles, some type of liquid spill and to top it off........are you ready for this.......two or three soiled baby diapers!
Unbelievable! I felt like chasing after them, but what's the point in this city! I couldn't even read their license plate as it was totally covered in mud. Yes........beautiful Prince Albert!
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qazm (Guest)
have a canadian tire
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Dag (Guest)
This stuff happens because we tolerate it. Why do we tolerate it? Because we are taught to be kind, gentle, and forgiving for all types of people, and all types of behaviour. The quickest way to reduce the frequency of this savage (wild) behaviour is to respond with a heavy hand, instead of always passing the buck to some other department or agent.
I could present a long list of effective measures that would help, but I am neither a politician, nor a police officer. So, maybe it is time for the people running this "pristine" city, with eyes on the Winter Games, to get serious about their collective duties. Stop some of this idiotic behaviour before you lose all credibility! If you don't, then rest assured that some foreign journalist will produce a scathing documentary to highlight the negative side of Prince Albert.
Most of us are reasonable, and don't expect perfection. But, we do have high standards, and we expect our municipal government to be exerting their best efforts toward making this a better community. If you can't figure out how to solve the problem, then maybe it's time to step aside. We'll find somebody who can.
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Dag (Guest)
As shown by "bugoffsracists," the prevailing cultural sensitivities get in the way of progress. I don't care whether you were raised in a 12 million dollar mansion by a Swedish Nanny, or a canvas tent in the middle of the boreal forest. If you can't adapt to the most basic standards of civility, and you choose to live an anti-social life centred on crime and substance abuse, then you deserve to be singled out and dealt with according to our laws.
We all identify with different families, clans, groups, and races. But, if my peers were the ones responsible for the greatest proportion of the crimes, then I would be fighting the hardest to get it cleaned up. Take some responsibility for yourself, your family, and your community, and quit worrying about what other people think of you.
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First Nation Guy (Guest)
These sites show of people litterly dying on some of these sites so get your cameras rolling and show off our garbage throwing criminals. They will differ next time they do this as their face and broken up van will be on the siber space called the net and anything else out there that is absorbed by a computor.
As we do this we might as well take pictures of healthy people who wish to take up wheel chair parking spots. And these people aren't always from first nations. They are of all nations. They are tooo lazy to walk another ten feet to go do their shopping.
Lets pick up the trash if we are conserned. Sad if people do this but we are able bodied people. PICK IT UP IF IT BOTHERS YOU. Dont forget to put some gloves on, I do.
Take care out there in our First Nations land.