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Great waste of Waverley
RUTH BONNEVILLE / winnipeg free press ARCHIVES A house rises in Waverley West subdivision in May 2010.
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Re: Waverley West family looks afield for school (Aug. 13). So the parents of preschoolers in the massive Waverley West development are demanding to know "will their kids ever be able to walk to school?"
They should go speak to the Waverley Waste developers, Mayor Sam Katz and all others who approved of that godawful suburban sprawl. Otherwise, have no argument.
They chose to move there. They chose to be part of the problem of urban sprawl. They chose to move to where there are no schools or other public amenities. Here's an idea: sell and move to where there are. Too inconvenient? Too bad.
TIM SAYEAU
Winnipeg
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition August 14, 2012 A7
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Updated on Tuesday, August 14, 2012 at 11:00 AM CDT: adds link
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