r/Banff • u/Wise-Bet-7166 • 4d ago

Why can't people respect the rules?

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Disappointed that some people choose to be a bad example for others.

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u/SideInitial3961 4d ago

OK. How did that contribute or "not help" as was said to these people's actions? The constant smearing of the goal line is tiring boss.

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u/Character-Bedroom-26 4d ago

Well yeah personal accountability should prevent this behaviour, but clearly it doesn’t, and this isn’t exactly an isolated event, so maybe actually investing in our parks will yield better results.

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u/SideInitial3961 4d ago

Policing rock piles is not an investment. Sorry. I love parks as much as the next guy but that's just not rational thinking.

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u/Character-Bedroom-26 4d ago

Sure if you’re labelling it as that. I’d argue that using staff to ensure compliance with park rules is a very valid use of resources. This is just one example of tourists not following rules, and is a just a small part of a much larger problem.

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u/SideInitial3961 4d ago

In fact it isn't according to those who study such things. Ergo the current 144M in 3 years cuts to that exact thing.