Champlain: Will Council Rid Us Of This Turbulent Pest
Today, Friday May 29, council has a special meeting called for 2 p.m. at the behest of staff, to remove the statue from the park.
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Op/Ed
opinions editorials
Money In, More Money Out
ShareThings That Matter, By Dennis Rizzo Tony Miele. Ever hear of him? Unless you are a backroom wheeler-dealer in Doug Ford’s
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Analysis: The Municipality Doesn’t Care About Arts And Culture
This treatment of OMAH should be objectionable even to those who can’t draw a straight line without a ruler.
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Editorial: Champlain Is Back, On The Agenda
SUNonline/Orillia remains opposed to re-installing the monument, but we also recognize there are some mitigating factors, namely the tide of public opinion to reinstall to be weighed and the will to bow to the pressure.
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A Modest Proposal
Therefore, let it be resolved, the citizens of Canada shall bring forth a government dedicated to supporting human capital, fair taxation, and beneficial commercial growth.
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Small Steps Can Lead To Bigger Things, So Change Your Resolution
Set one important goal for yourself. Then set intermediate objectives that are doable.
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Editorial: That’s Not How It Works
If council wants to dry up urge for people to make donations for municipal projects then council can allow this grab of reserve funds the City does not own to happen.
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Why Do We Pay Taxes?
I suppose, in the end, it comes to a failure of our leaders to keep us in the loop on what the dollars spent return to us in services and living conditions, and for each of us to spend a little time to understand what our dollars cover.
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Not Now, Not Ever
That sculpture just cannot be placed in that park on that spot if we are to be serious with regard to our friends across the lake and all others in Native communities in this country.
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GDP And You
Could it be that our incomes have not kept pace with the pricing of goods and services? Could it be that we are offered more and more credit, and the more credit we acquire the more we are encouraged to use it?
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