A few weeks ago I took a couple of days to camp out at Awenda Provincial Park and I was really surprised to see the staff wearing bulletproof vests, and this was during the week at a virtually unoccupied park. Is this a new thing?
The last time I was at a provincial park was when I was a kid and provincial park stuff tended to dress more like scout troop leaders instead of Toronto G20 shock troops.
I am sure there was just as much gun play in Provincial Park campgrounds back then as there is today.. What's up with this new militarization of Ontario Provincial Park staff? No wonder the daily rates are so high!
Kind of takes away from the family friendly sales pitch of provincial parks I reckon...
The last time I was at a provincial park was when I was a kid and provincial park stuff tended to dress more like scout troop leaders instead of Toronto G20 shock troops.
I am sure there was just as much gun play in Provincial Park campgrounds back then as there is today.. What's up with this new militarization of Ontario Provincial Park staff? No wonder the daily rates are so high!
Kind of takes away from the family friendly sales pitch of provincial parks I reckon...