Posts By Sam Odrowski

Town’s police costs out of control

It’s time we up our game. Enough of opinion when it tries to parade as truth or implicit fact. Another low threshold is being set ...

Some trends of our times

SOME OF US ARE OLD ENOUGH to remember an era when Canadians looked enviously at conditions south of the border. That certainly was the case ...

A fallible process?

WE SUSPECT THAT A LOT of Canadians, and not just the signed-up members of the Conservative Party, were surprised at the outcome of last Saturday’s ...

How far should GO go?

ON THE HEELS of the Ontario Government announcing long-range plans for a high-speed rail service between Toronto and Windsor, GO Transit published a six-page newspaper ...

A timely trek for a good cause

AS YOU’VE LIKELY READ elsewhere in this week’s Citizen, the Island Lake Conservation Area will be the scene this Sunday of Dufferin’s  17th annual Walk ...

Dream can become a nightmare

I wonder if council has any idea what legislation will be changed and how the Charter might be amended in the name of Suzuki’s Blue ...

Which is more democratic?

IN THIS 150TH YEAR of Canada’s existence, initially as a “dominion” and today as an independent constitutional monarchy, one question Canadians should be asking themselves ...

Let’s have a referendum

THE ONE BIG UNKNOWN in the debate over whether Ontario Provincial Police should take over policing in Orangeville is the impact, if any, of a ...

Mentally Ill’s needs not met

The article on mental health awareness “The Stigma Remains” by Tabitha Wells was so insightfully written that I would like to commend for having the ...

Trumpcare? It’s not medicare

WE SUSPECT THAT A LOT of Canadians are perplexed over the controversy south of the border on the subject of health care, and why it ...

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