Editorial: Our Take On This Election
This might be helpful for you to make a choice on Monday and there are probably many who disagree with this editorial, but let’s keep in mind what we all want a great city.
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Voting Wisely Matters
The one factor that will make or break efforts to meet the challenges of the climate crisis is the will, or lack of it, of our political leaders.
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Analysis: Opera House Art Controversy
ShareBy John Swartz Monday night Orillia council made a decision to take down the story pole – at a cost
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Opinion: Are Council Members the Deciders?
“It caught me off guard there is no other location except for the one in front of the ticket office. It’s one of our biggest parks, it seems unusual to me there wouldn’t be another space,” said Fallis.
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So You’re Thinking of Running For Council
One of the ways to find out is to attend the candidate information session the City of Orillia hosts on Thursday July 7 from 6 to 8 p.m.
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Canada Day 2022 – A Sustainable Perspective
Canada Day is a day to celebrate our country, but it is also a day for all of us to think about our duties and responsibilities as citizens of this country.
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Opinion: Sustainable Orillia On Voting
How long will we allow our governments, our supposed leaders to ignore the elephant, not just in the room this time, but in the entire province and country?
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Opinion: Sustainable Orillia Endorses Council Decisions
We look forward to Council’s ratification of these two critical initiatives on April 26th
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Opinion: There Is A Better Way
Staff have curiously used “Factor 5” (report pg. 6, reduced vehicular traffic as a result of more accessible produce options) to argue both in favour of Option 1 (p.6) – and against Option 2 (p.7).
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Analysis: Chambers Rises To Speak
“I’m a new member, I don’t’ expect somebody to pull me aside and give me all the state secrets, but I do think there was opportunities and avenues available for the government to provide to the house of commons, whether it’s through a committee, or a smaller group of people what was really going on.”
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