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Just checking out the map of PS and that is a fairly large section from north of PS that brings into the Stockey center. For the land owner to remove permission, I wonder what possible disrespect occurred for them to make that decision.....or maybe new owner recently bought - regardless, it sucks, but not related to the trail reduction situation going on as well. -
lol - well for a not for profit org, I surely hope whatever official details are shared, are accurate - like I said though, I am not sure, just what I thought I understood and I am sure there is a person in the know that is aware of the financials of the permit and where it goes - I think there might even be a pie chart that shows that info if I would to look hard enough for it. Anything is possible and can be done - my comments are based on optics and what might be the best from that standpoint - we all know how sledders look in the public eye come the start of the season, etc......can you believe it, the OFSC get grants for that recklessness and waste the resources of the few officers we have that are already under staffed.......
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If you ever take a running board edge to the shin (climbing on or off a sled in DEEP snow, slip, trip), or get sore knees rubbing on the body work from all day or several days of riding, you will understand why. No different than wearing a helmet, while riding sleds or bikes, or wearing a seat belt in an auto. They are just another piece of equipment to keep you safe, help prevent injury. We wear them on dirt bikes, and the sleds. Not Knee braces but, knee/shin guards, Leatt dual axis. They work great, you dont know they are there. Also helps when kneeling on the ice, for fishing, working on sleds. Another layer of insulation. Ski -
1. Because that's what you've been told - doesn't make it true - and I simply will never believe it - I don't care who says it. 2. Can be done w/o MTO - negotiate with the OPP directly if you feel you need them 3. Grant money should NOT be dependent on government having their hands all over it. That's BS
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