Save PickupPal in Ontario

View the list of people who are speaking out for their right to Rideshare in Ontario. So far 2167 signatures have been added to the petition to Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty. Below are the 1626 names and comments that are viewable in the public listing.

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Name:	Comment:
Stephanie Kamburis Newmarket, Ontario
Violeta Badea Woodbridge, Ontario	If I choose to carpool or not should be a personal choice... It is for me.
Andrew Yakiwchuk Abbotsford , British Columbia
Aaron Snyder Orono, Ontario
Ron Irwin Durham , Ontario
Dr Mark Triez Ottawa, Ontario	this is an incredible service helping our environnment, this must not be shut down. More carbon in our air = less good air to breath = more diseases, stop this nonsense and please make it Illegal to shut down pickuppal! thanks,
Fred Spek Toronto, Ontario
Bob Wiseman Toronto, Ontario
Hilary Nesbitt Toronto, Ontario
Gary Wallenwein Markham, Ontario
John Coffman Toronto, Ontario
Simon Gill Toronto, Ontario	Mr. Premier, I strongly urge you to exercise your jurisdiction in this case, and take the necessary action to ensure that the Province of Ontario does not lose sight of the big picture, by enacting corrective legislation immediately to free every Ontarian restrained by these archaic clauses, originally designed without sustainability in mind.
Doug Holdsworth Whitby, Ontario
Janet Loach Englehart, Ontario	With all this new hype about saving the earth one would think that thies wrould be a great help - get your head out of the sand and do what is right - shared riding it the right thing to do and it is less damamaging to the earth - be knind to the earth let theses people share in the ability of do what is right for our nation.
david Hanes Toronto, Ontario
Frances Freeman Toronto, Ontario
Stephen Biro Ottawa, Ontario	While legislation usually takes time, I think the time has come to change this law immediately! It is our healthy future that the Ontario government is risking here! While I don't deny a bus company their right to protect their business, no bus company comes out to our rural area. Ride sharing is the only option we have out here - a site like PickupPal easily enables us to "find" each other as needed.
Ana Greisman Toronto, Ontario
Lisa Lurvey Peterborough, Ontario
Jeff Petovello Peterborough, Ontario
Michael Kwok Markham, Ontario
Stephan de Mesa Brampton, Ontario
Justin Lauzon Toronto, Ontario	You have added HOV lanes to 400 series highways around the GTA and are planning on adding more throughout the province/country correct? Will these lanes now become useless? Seems to me that banning or restricting a company that encourages the use of a government backed idea is extremely contradictory and ignorant. Please consider the message that would be sent to Canadians by restricting this innovative and forward thinking company.
Kathy Hind Hamilton, Ontario	I'm a public school teacher and am taking a year of sabbatical to study. I'd like to use Pickup Pal to help me find a better way to travel back and forth to Quebec this year. I still will take the bus when need be, but this is an important option for me. Thank you for supporting the new legislation that will allow this. Kathy Hind
Jeremiah Pike Kincardine, Ontario
Tomer Samson Toronto, Ontario
jim saunders Trenton, Ontario	This coop is important in areas of ONT where public transit is lacking as in my area of Quinte. People can not get to Loyalist College from trenton and area (except via Taxi @ $20/ one way. Sharing a ride is a must here and should be incouraged (GO GREEN!)
Bruce Wilson Hamilton, Ontario	Informal car pooling is good for so many reasons. Please expand and update the current laws to reflect this need.
Bruce Wilson Hamilton, Ontario	Informal car pooling is good for so many reasons. Please expand and update the current laws to reflect this need.
Ryan Hodnett Mississauga, Ontario
Joel Roy coniston, Ontario
Regan Roppel Tiverton, Ontario
Douglas De Vries Williamsburg, Ontario
Samuel Benoit Ottawa, Ontario
Krista Petersen Ottawa, Ontario
Abdel-Rahman El-Nahas Toronto, Ontario
patrick east toronto, Ontario
Erin L. Hopkins St Catharines, Ontario
Bradley Coates Ontario
Nicole Shadbolt Mount Forest, Ontario
Serge Ruel Toronto, Ontario
Donna Dupuis Mississauga, Ontario
Joe Mota Etobicoke, Ontario
Todd Michael Metcalfe Toronto, Ontario
Alan Addison Cambridge, Ontario	For a province that is "encouraging green behaviour" this is an outrage. Lobby factors most likely at play.
Kathleen imbert wikwemikong, Ontario	This is a backward way of dealing with public transportation and a non democratic action. Freedom of movement is not to be hampered by commercial worries of private companies and other countries enjoy great carpooling. This should be developed in Canada where there are remote communities. I am native and there are very few buses that go to where I have to go. Finding someone going as close as possible to where I live is of great help and saves me time and alot of hassle of sleeping bus depots or on the streets!
Angela Marie Rowan Toronto, Ontario	Shame on the OHTB for not supporting an organization that will help reduce noxious emissions from our environment! As an Ontario Taxpayer, I firmly believe this not only negates a platform Mr. McGuinty stated in his electoral promises, but (most importantly), takes away my right to CHOOSE my method of transportation. The PV Act needs amending immediately!
Melissa DeSouza Toronto, Ontario	With our current energy and environmental crisis programs that encourage carpooling and saving gas should be encouraged, not shut down. Buses are not always the cheapest and most feasible way for people to get to there destination. OHTB, please keep PickupPal open!
Helga Grodzinski Kingston, Ontario	We are talking about freedom of expression and freedom of assembly here!
Andrew MacDonald Etobicoke, Ontario	I feel very strongly about this issue.
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