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Which is why Aurora's first question on viewing the Georgina scene was who owned the Pefferlaw paper .Turned out it was decent people and the letters were published. Could have been very different. The Forum is quiet today hopefully working together.
Council meeting is set for 7 PM on 13th
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What are you saying?
That letters to the editor from John Maclean raising the issue of responsibility for errors and ommissions in the creation of Grossi's Mountain were NOT published in the Georgina Advocate?
They were in fact published in the Pefferlaw News?
Which does not enjoy a lucrative contract with the municipality.
Was it the Georgina Advocate, the paper WITH the lucrative contract, that DIDN"T print the letters but did editorialise in scolding tone and condescending; telling Georgina residents angered by the Mayor's decision, made behind closed doors, to sue the letter writer with his own tax dollars, against the country's laws. the resident who dared to criticise the Mayor within his Charter Rights, that Mayor and Council are to be commended for rescinding the decision made in secret and the residents should move on and get over it????
DRAT........now I have to click on all those links to try and make sense of this whole affair.
Sunday, 12 February 2012
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Pefferlaw News are the White Hats.
The Advocate as well as the Pefferlaw Post have both published two separate but similar letters to the editor from Mr McLean -- "one that appeared in the Advocate Sept. 15 and a second letter in the Pefferlaw Post Sept. 24" --- I would argue that neither of them could possibly be interpreted as the Mayor's suit alleges (and I will continue calling it the Mayor's), and neither are as blatantly libellous as the letter to the editor the mayor wrote himself in this weeks pefferlaw post. He is simultaneously trying to "clear his own good name" (whatever of that he had left anyway) and goad McLean into a legal fight on his own turf by calling him a liar, thereby turning the political fervour against McLean and securing the financial backing of the town legally.
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