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Snowmobilers must take 'common sense approach', RCMP

Snowmobilers fuel up during a recent stop at Wheaton's Irving in Parrsboro.

Snowmobilers fuel up during a recent stop at Wheaton's Irving in Parrsboro.

Published on February 1, 2011
Published on February 1, 2011
Andrew Wagstaff  RSS Feed
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RCMP , The Citizen

 

PARRSBORO - Snowmobilers are welcome in town as long as they cause no complaints, according to the local RCMP.

Although the police have received some complaints about off-highway vehicles, i.e. snowmobiles, some have made it into the local gas station to fill up and Cpl. Janet LeBlanc did not seem to have a problem with that.

"Logistically, during the day, some of them have to come in here to get gas," she said. "If they have all their proper papers and are mindful of people's property, that's not a problem. It's when they're tearing around private property, or drinking, and going late at night (that's a problem)."

(For the full story, see the Feb. 5 issue of The Citizen)

 

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    Avid Sledder
    - February 2, 2011 at 08:12:10

    I'm really hoping that this is the start of a long term solution to accessing services in the Town of Parrsboro. There are not many places on the trail system where gas, food & accomodations are readily available - there is a lot of untapped potential for the Town and its businesses for the winter months. Snowmobilers only have a couple of month to do there thing, and in doing there thing they spend money - a lot of it.

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      Jean Mcphee
      - February 2, 2011 at 22:02:41

      I agree with Avid Sledder.Parrsboro has so much to offer.We should be doing all we can to promote tourism in the winter ,fall and spring.Parrsboro is such a beautiful area.Lets open the doors to the snowmobiliers and make them feel welcome!!!

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