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VIDEO: The pandemic is long over, but a new report reveals we’re far from alright

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Good for you Will Not Comply.I too did not fall for of the nonsense "they" were trying use to scare the planet into submission.Everything I heard via word of mouth screamed nothing but lies.Everyone I know who was fooled into getting a vaccine for this so called virus that they knew nothing about either got sick and died and of the people I do know that didn't die get sick quite often now.And not just 2 or 3 days being under the weather but sick for weeks.I was lumped into the antivaxx group when in reality I have been against vaccines or any made made chemical for well over 40 years yet I was told it was my fault that the "virus" is/was spreading.I will continue to pray for the ones who did fall victim to,let's say chemical warfare.

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Convoy rolls down Highway 400 to oppose B.C. ostrich cull

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The term "herd immunity" we heard through the liedemic but to me I never heard of "stamping out".So if herd immunity did not work as was thought with COVID then could we not "stamp out" the folks who took the vaccine and still got infected and save the folks who saw through the lies that were told to us by our Government?Would this not be the same as the killing of those poor birds?

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'Disappointing': High costs derail Orillia’s red light camera plan

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Having a drivers license is a privilege and not a right.If you are ticketed for running a red light via a ticket in the mail from a photo shot then, take away the perpetrators license for 12 months and let them take the bus.BUT,do not let them by monthly passes or tickets.Let them pay cash for every single trip.That would be cost recovered as it would boost ridership on our transit system and put much needed money back into the system.And hey,after their 12 month "suspension" than back to a graduated license and apply a 3 strike rule for any traffic infraction. Problem solved.

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VIDEO: The pandemic is long over, but a new report reveals we’re far from alright

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You will be waiting along time my friend as there is no way Global leaders,whoever the heck that might be, tells us what their intentions were for poisoning the population of this Planet was.I am sure "they" are all sitting back giving themselves a giant pat on the back for a successful mission/operation that did nothing but create a large causality list,pitt citizens against one another and instilled the fear of death into people.So be it.

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VIDEO: This Ontario man says ChatGPT sent him spiralling into ‘AI psychosis’

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I had little history of mental illness as a teenager in the early 80's but ,at the turn of the century I went through something similar.Not by any A.I stuff as it didn't exist OR wasn't given to the public yet but, by a hacker who made me believe things that simply weren't real.When I was finally hospitalized the psychosis only got worse.When I got on the ward I did question and still do BTW when I am hospitalized is why aren't patients allowed to use devices of any sort.You are very much entitled to your opinion BUT this is a very serious problem these days.

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'Disappointing': High costs derail Orillia’s red light camera plan

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Orillia has a police force and they get paid?What is this magical police service you speak of?

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COLUMN: The cellphone dilemma: How devices are reshaping society

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Cell phone was an OK invention until gone bad.In my opinion they are good for 2 things and that is calling for a tow truck if you are broken down or 911 if you our someone you witness is in need of immediate help.Other than that they should be band.Sure it is illegal to use a cell phone while driving that comes with a hefty $600+ ticket if caught and with a charge of distracted driving which has not gone away,it just happens on the drivers lap now which is more dangerous than ever.And I whole heartedly agree with the author that the onus is on the parent(s) if their child isn't excelling in the classroom if they support the use of an electronic babysitter 30 hours a day,8 days a week.We all got along fine when we were out shopping,working,or having a meal at a restaurant and not checking messages until we got home on the answering machine when we saw a little red light blinking away.We have not advanced but have gone into very sad times where we let a electronic device do our bidding.

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The truth behind 'best before' dates and food safety

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Making food cheaper would make a whole lotta sense but,maybe the first thing that should be done is pay farmers fairly for their crops and give them major tax breaks and incentives so they and their next generational family will continue to work their land.The price of everything has gone increasingly sky high yet,the farmer who we really need to depend on and give many many thanks too has not ,shall I say,been allowed to reap the profits of their precious crops or live stock.While with inflation their operating costs have gone through the roof but they are still payed pretty close to what they were getting for their grains over 20+ years ago.Think about that the next time you open up that inflated loaf of bread or carton of eggs to make French toast.

'Disappointing': High costs derail Orillia’s red light camera plan

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I would also have a student stand at bus stops and have them take pictures of people texting while driving.This seems to be a constant in this town.And a texting while driving (distracted driving) ticket comes with a $600 price tag.That sure would help pay for things now wouldn't it.Then,ban the perpetrator from having a cell phone for 12 months and bring back the payphones.Again,more money back into the system because driving is a privilege and not a right.

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Ontario should end forced encampment evictions: housing advocate

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I believe Jenny Mac is correct as it is stated in our Bill of Rights- a) the right of the individual to life, liberty, security of the person and enjoyment of property, and the right not to be deprived thereof except by due process of law;Of course law is argued in the Courts on the interpretation of it.So,months ago did a judge not rule that is was unconstitutional to remove the less fortunate from the tent encampments?

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Orillia's 2026 OPP bill pushes city tax hike to 1.48 per cent

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So I have a question or two,maybe more but,If Orillia’s total tax levy might get an increase of to 1.48 % and we as land owners have no choice but to suck it up and pay up, will the OPP's General Head Quarters be taxed as well and the same question goes for the OPP's Central Regional Head Quarters.Or is the OPP tax exempt because of the way Doug Ford is running this Province or are they are tax exempt because they carry guns and go through red lights with lights and sirens a blazing doing Mach 10 while drinking a double double? ....Robert Zimmerman was right when he said "The times they are a changing"

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VIDEO: This Ontario man says ChatGPT sent him spiralling into ‘AI psychosis’

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In the video it is said that if it were a human trying to push suicide thoughts of encouragement that there would be charges laid.Maybe so but not until the person is dead.Do we not remember the young girl,Amanda Todd in B.C who took her life?Law enforcement will not investigate any matter related to cyber crime as basically nothing can be traced to any one individual.

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Residents fear health risks, environmental damage from radar installation

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Then you must be fluent in Russian comrade and need not worry about understanding our captures if we let our defenses down and fall victim to an enemy invasion that only has war in store.Our country needs military detection if we wish to defend this beautiful land we call Canada,Our home on Native Land.I often ask myself how many people are actually aware of how often a Russian aircraft that is nuclear capable enters our airspace every year.

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Orillia's 2026 OPP bill pushes city tax hike to 1.48 per cent

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If I could get into GHQ and talk with the Commissioner then yes I am brave enough.I would like to ask why a Special constable makes close to $140,000 a year basically doing squat but they need to hire a ridiculous amount administrative staff to handle paper work.Paper work at one time used to be a constable's responsibility.I guess it is like the grocery store,less food that costs more.I will say it again that Robert Zimmerman had it right when he said "The times they are a changing"

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Convoy rolls down Highway 400 to oppose B.C. ostrich cull

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Colin Morton,I am in Simcoe County and during the liedemic it was said that if 80% of the population took the vaccine then herd immunity would kick in.Was this not on major Canadian news stations?If I remember correctly in Simcoe County the percentile of the population that took the vaccine was at 90+ %.So I must ask seeing how I think you lumped me in as a anti-government conspiracy theorist what makes you say that so many people refused the vaccine.My first post was meant as sarcasm as to poke fun of how this World is going ,not to start a "I know more then you do fight",that's all.So please the Bible states not to judge.

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Ontario should end forced encampment evictions: housing advocate

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Well said SLD.I am thinking that you remember these times.Harris did cause a lot of damage along with Harper and I guess the party that these gentleman were leader of continues to do so these days.OR did you get your information from an A.I website?Real Intelligence will always beat Artificial Intelligence.At least that's how I look at it as A.I needs to be programed by whoever while real intelligence is memory of facts.

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Delayed tire collection raises questions at Ramara business

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Was it not over 20 years ago that manufacturers were given money as an incentive to come up with a way to collect their product packaging and start recycling their packaging.I am pretty sure that manufacturers didn't do this.Maybe they took the "incentive" money and gave themselves bonuses while patting themselves on the back.

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Orillia high schools don't fare well in Fraser Institute rankings

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This must have been a problem for a very long time as I noticed the majority of people in this city do not know how to do math.A city employee almost had to do 2 transactions when I went to pay for a monthly bus pass.I asked why and I was told the amount of $68.50 + $5.00 was unknown even though I said the answer to this city employee.The total was double checked with a calculator which confirmed my answer and then triple checked with the cash register which again,confirmed my answer. But then again a Principal once said to me that they were no good at doing math so,I guess failure starts at the top.

COLUMN: The cellphone dilemma: How devices are reshaping society

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From anecdotal evidence that I have witnessed trying to,quote "guide your children towards positive and mindful use of technology" is pretty much going to cause possibly more harm as now you will have a child that gets bullied for having a device and is told by mommy and daddy that they cannot be on the various social media platforms which in turn can cause isolation from so called friends and the chances of suicidal ideation becoming present in a young adult.I agree 110% with Manderzz when the statement made is "regulations are needed".

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VIDEO: This is the biggest thing that impacts your grocery bill

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It is only going to get worse.And who knows what excuse they will come up with when cloned meat hits a sky high price.It seems the rich always have an excuse to justify thickening up their wallet.

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