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:
Scott Paterson Gloucester, Ontario	I don't use the service, but I don't see any reason why others shouldn't be allowed to.
Patrick Cieslar Guelph, Ontario
Eveline Traxler Aurora, Ontario
Julie Davidson Oshawa, Ontario
Ruth Ann McPhail Bracebridge, Ontario
Trevor Andrade Mississauga, Ontario
John Smalley Vancouver, British Columbia	How could anyone, except big business, be against this?
Angela Conway Barrie, Ontario
shawn pietracupa mississauga, Ontario
Michael Leung Toronto, Ontario
Linda Slade Guelph, Ontario
Ian Nunes markham, Ontario
Tara Scott Guelph, Ontario
Teisha Smith Ontario
Alexis Asselin Toronto, Ontario
Bruce W Cambridge, Ontario
Harold Blond Toronto , Ontario
Tristan Chudyk Toronto, Ontario
Lindy Vopnfjord Toronto, Ontario	Please protect the freedom for people to group together in cars traveling on government roads to special events that encourage environmental friendliness.
Steve Balayewich guelph, Ontario	i use pick up pal to get from port elgin to guelph sun nights, no bus carrier even has a bus doing this trip sundays, no greyhound not trent wagner, no one. so now they want to make it impossible for me to get around because i am not dealing with them? sounds like someone wants a monopoly
Laila Peerbhoy Mississauga, Ontario
Yuan Li Kingston, Ontario
Farah Shroff Vancouver, British Columbia
David Spencer Oakville, Ontario
Jill Carter Toronto, Ontario	Please get with the program...we need companies like this for the health of our planet!!
Brenda Kock Hastings, Ontario	I am President of Hastings and Roseneath Ministerial Foodbank in rural Ontario and many clients do not have their own transportation. They rely on neighbours and other food bank clients to bring them to the food bank.
Jessica Van Zutphen Orangeville, Ontario
Shelly Rowen Toronto, Ontario
RoseAnne Sheehan Bourget, Ontario
Amanda Ammon Crystal Beach, Ontario
Melvin Backstrom Montreal, Quebec	Car pooling is something that should be encouraged NOT shut down by meddlesome government regulation! How sad it would be if this were to happen and but evidence of your own corruption by corporate interests.
Anthony Dyson Toronto, Ontario
Pier-Luc Gingras Shawinigan, Quebec	I'm from Quebec and I'm actually using Ridesharing services such as Amigo Express and Allo-stop as passenger and driver. I've been travelling around the world and had the chance to use ridesharing in Germany, Czech Republic and Hungary. I have to say that this service deserve many people from different age such as student and adults and this sustainable service is simply amazing. It's a service where you can contribute to environment, save money because Bus companies are charging way too much in Canada and finally it's a service where you can meet great people who are concern by the future of our planet, people who love travelling and people who are here to make a change and decrease the over-consumption culture of North Americans.
wayne selwood shelburne, Ontario
Gerry Doiron Callander, Ontario
Lisa Lind Pickerel WI, Outside Canada
William Siebers Pickerel, Ontario
kevin richardson banff, Alberta	the goverment that shuts something like this is obviously not getting my vote next election and ill be in TO by than
Alexander Tiu Niagara Falls, Ontario
Gerald Poisson Barrie, Ontario
Stuart Munn Ontario	According to the law excerpt in the invite to sign email the quote stated "public" transportation. As a pickupPal member I know that the vehicles being used for carpooling are privately owned. this right away should be enough to have this case thrown out. I hope it goes well for PickupPal. They offer a great service and an excellent way to help save the enviroment. If Ontario legislature dictates that one cannot help save the enviroment by carpooling then someone in that legislature has some explaining to do.
Andrew Chua Markham, Ontario
NORM GUIMOND MONCTON, New Brunswick
Sarah Wiesel Sault Ste. marie, Ontario	I think this is a great idea, it helps those with no cars, and those with little money come together to help eachother arrive at similar destinations. It is also a great way to help global warming, less cars.... less gas
Dinah Mack Etobicoke, Ontario	If this is a safe way to travel, we should have the chose to travel this way if we choose.
James Main Ontario
Ellie Kennedy Kingston, Ontario	Canada lags far behind European countries, where ride-sharing programs are successful and popular. Now that Ontario finally has such a program in the form of PickupPal, please do not shut it down.
Dan Carson St.Catharines, Ontario	The government wants to lower greenhouse gases but doesn't allow something like PickupPal,seems like a contradiction of terms.Sharing rides in a safe environment and getting extra cars off the road seems like the way to go!
Malaika Millions Vancouver, British Columbia	Citizens are not to be treated like children. An Autonomous Society is a Strong Society. Enabling Organized Carpooling can only Strengthen the Economy {consider that gas prices drive up the cost of living} and will indeed Help the Environment. Dear Government, please stop valuing Big Capitalistic Business over the People you are supposed to be representing and working for. Preventing organized carpooling basically threatens our civil rights.
Nicholas Sweeting Toronto, Ontario
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