Ray Little: Being Green Is More Than Just About Climate Change
“I don’t think anybody in Orillia knows about this. I only know one side of the story. I would be interested in balanced reporting on this topic.”
Read more“I don’t think anybody in Orillia knows about this. I only know one side of the story. I would be interested in balanced reporting on this topic.”
Read more“Just because we have the word Christian in our name, we’re not out to convert people, we’re not going to put bibles in everybody’s hands.”
Read more“I think the other thing that’s eroded trust in the media is the media itself by blurring the line between opinion, editorial and reporting.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Orillia council has a special meeting April 23 at 2 p.m. This is the rescheduled, with a
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Advance voting takes place Easter weekend. Orillians can vote early at Orillia Square Mall from 9 a.m.
Read moreThe argument to not waive procedure, while technically correct from an administration perspective (the municipal code and procedure largely exists to give administration personnel marching orders…
Read moreAt time of publication no provision has been made to stream the meeting, as has been done with all public council meetings, on the City’s Youtube page.
Read moreDuring a time of unprecedented upheaval, Mayor McIsaac has chosen to centralize and consolidate authority, rather than to consult and collaborate with Council.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Only 21 pages long, Orillia council has one of the slimmest agendas of this term. There are
Read moreIndeed staff outlines the potential for reduced participation in events and sports functions, visitor and resident annoyance, will send the message to residents parks are for all – who can pay more, and potential to be a tourism killer.
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