Editorial: Ramara Council Says No To Doctors
Health care is a must for all communities and Ramara Township needs to pull our own weight where the burden of Physician Recruitment and Retention is concerned
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Analysis: Both Sides Blindsided?
This is where language written and spoken matters. Bureaucrats speak to each other in a form of English that often sounds like jibberish to the rest of us (and to councillors based on the kinds of questions council often asks administration at public meetings).
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Money In, Money Out
The SMDHU does have some important functions, but apparently too many employees with little to do.
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Editorial: When Is Sam Coming Back?
What is holding things up is Parks Canada not being convinced there is a community agreement (all communities involved) how to proceed.
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Analysis: Anatomy of a Councillor’s Mind
“Finally, I think it’s ironic that we are investing millions at the north end of Front Street to undo a development that was wrong in so many ways (70 Front Street North), while perhaps repeating the same mistake a couple blocks south.”
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Part 2 – Analysis: Post-secondary Cuts Fallout
If she is unable to jump through more financial hurdles, Paula may not be able to complete her fourth year, earn her degree, and become a teacher
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Analysis: Post-secondary Cuts Fallout
It’s important to understand both Orillia campuses contribute significantly to the well-being of the Orillia.
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Because You Can, Doesn’t Mean You Should
ShareOP/ED By John Swartz The taxi industry has been regulated in Ontario and Orillia for a very long time. First
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