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fort mcmurray plastic bag ban leaves bag addicts looking for their next fix
by：Taohan
2020-02-03
For 10 years, those addicted to plastic shopping bags have been living with Fort McMurray Bannon --usebags.
Long-time users of Bradley Karp, the host of the 93-nation morning program.
He said he began smuggling plastic bags back to Fort McMurray shortly after wildfire forced the community to evacuate in 2016.
\"We \'ve been out of town for about a month, and I went shopping at the grocery store in Edmonton and I bought plastic bags, which was a bit surprising. \"He was hooked.
Now, whenever Karp is out of town, he makes sure to bring back a plastic bag full of plastic bags.
\"I\'m pretty sure there\'s a fairly large black market for plastic bags in this city,\" Karp said . \".
He said it was difficult to remember to bring reusable bags to the grocery store.
\"You forgot about them and you wouldn\'t drive home because it would burn $3 in gas.
There is only one dollar per bag.
So you bought another bag.
\"He said he had about 100.
\"My retirement savings are locked in reusable bags.
\"The only other option at the grocery store, he said, was what he called Fort McMurray 100-metre dash.
\"How far can you walk before throwing away 12 random groceries because you\'re too cheap or you\'re tired of buying reusable bags millions of times.
\"He said that when he gets too much food, he will donate his reusable bags to the food bank.
With less luggage, the rest of the town is familiar with the story of garbageKarp. Coun.
Keith mcgrath uses his relationship to satisfy his plastic bag habits.
McGrath knew some managers of Sobeys who gave him some extra bags when he was out of town buying groceries.
McGrath traveled to Cape Breton a year ago.
\"I think I must have had hundreds of bags on that trip.
\"This is consistent with the hundreds of reusable bags he has purchased since the ban.
\"A lot of bags you can\'t use because if you put the meat in it, by the way, you shouldn\'t reuse them.
He thinks the ban was a high in 2009.
The school students collected 2,300 signatures, which had a negative impact on Fort McMurray as a whole.
\"I appreciate people trying to help with the environment, but since the plastic bag ban, I have noticed that more rubbish has been found on our streets and on the playground.
\"McGrath said he had no intention of taking any action against the ban.
\"I think we have more problems in Fort Alta McMurray.
\",\" He said.
\"I think the plastic bag ban has been around for one day and I believe our community needs to come together and think about how we can create a better life for the people who live here, and how we create life better for people who want to move here.
\"At 2014, a grocery store, MellisaLewis --store check-
A clerk in Fort McMurray has launched an online petition to legalize the luggage.
She has about 900 signatures but the ban has never been lifted.
Meanwhile, Karp says his plastic bags are running out and he is looking for another supplier.
Long-time users of Bradley Karp, the host of the 93-nation morning program.
He said he began smuggling plastic bags back to Fort McMurray shortly after wildfire forced the community to evacuate in 2016.
\"We \'ve been out of town for about a month, and I went shopping at the grocery store in Edmonton and I bought plastic bags, which was a bit surprising. \"He was hooked.
Now, whenever Karp is out of town, he makes sure to bring back a plastic bag full of plastic bags.
\"I\'m pretty sure there\'s a fairly large black market for plastic bags in this city,\" Karp said . \".
He said it was difficult to remember to bring reusable bags to the grocery store.
\"You forgot about them and you wouldn\'t drive home because it would burn $3 in gas.
There is only one dollar per bag.
So you bought another bag.
\"He said he had about 100.
\"My retirement savings are locked in reusable bags.
\"The only other option at the grocery store, he said, was what he called Fort McMurray 100-metre dash.
\"How far can you walk before throwing away 12 random groceries because you\'re too cheap or you\'re tired of buying reusable bags millions of times.
\"He said that when he gets too much food, he will donate his reusable bags to the food bank.
With less luggage, the rest of the town is familiar with the story of garbageKarp. Coun.
Keith mcgrath uses his relationship to satisfy his plastic bag habits.
McGrath knew some managers of Sobeys who gave him some extra bags when he was out of town buying groceries.
McGrath traveled to Cape Breton a year ago.
\"I think I must have had hundreds of bags on that trip.
\"This is consistent with the hundreds of reusable bags he has purchased since the ban.
\"A lot of bags you can\'t use because if you put the meat in it, by the way, you shouldn\'t reuse them.
He thinks the ban was a high in 2009.
The school students collected 2,300 signatures, which had a negative impact on Fort McMurray as a whole.
\"I appreciate people trying to help with the environment, but since the plastic bag ban, I have noticed that more rubbish has been found on our streets and on the playground.
\"McGrath said he had no intention of taking any action against the ban.
\"I think we have more problems in Fort Alta McMurray.
\",\" He said.
\"I think the plastic bag ban has been around for one day and I believe our community needs to come together and think about how we can create a better life for the people who live here, and how we create life better for people who want to move here.
\"At 2014, a grocery store, MellisaLewis --store check-
A clerk in Fort McMurray has launched an online petition to legalize the luggage.
She has about 900 signatures but the ban has never been lifted.
Meanwhile, Karp says his plastic bags are running out and he is looking for another supplier.
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