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The Inn Ontario election. in 2007. featured a record low for voter tum- out. with 52.8 r cent of eligible vot- ers going to polls. The previous low was 54.7 per cent in 1923. At a Liberal conference in next» hearing Richmond am last weekend. Pannier Dalton McGuinty mocked Mr. ,Hudak's headlinograbblng elec~ lion promise to forro prisoners to ioin work crew. and the NI)? leader Andrea llorvath's vow to cap gas pric- es as sham-sighted attempts In scnrt‘ vows. Hardly bigtnmc hfilu‘fi, Bu! them an- plvmy of others so! In be dredged up. ('Ifi‘l‘ffl‘d and dis- cussed during the nvxt H) weeks] We’re not alone. The city clerk in Cunbddge. 0m. said voter turnout Same for the multi-mlllion-dol- lat eHulth Ontario debacle. Votets aren‘t likely to forget the string of problems with the electronic health records agency. If the provincial election was being held today. for whom would you vote? Hm off. we're making a huge assumption you're voting Oct. 6. 1b draw more votcn. the province has extended the number of Ming days to 29 this you. including provi- sions for voting by mail. Editorial Hydro, eHealth front, centre ancntinn is key. Hm. provid- ing infomtion in diffemm unsung- cs. askmentioncd in the Globe mick. is not enough. We an doling/with more than a translation haze. As Ms Rambcn‘y mentioned. “It's cultural." MDmmspwkthB. nnhhgtohsdesflmdon-ca t www.mmm ourlakesandhnd? wilhtearsasmevimrllmryof (“Mum thaw: surfaced. Mnnyflveshere 5.30% M m hive touched. counlrvAigym mm- lhadiustmadanu‘tichinthe GlobeandMafltMyZli)hohlegolng into town. “New Canadians a higher risk of drowning’ was the We. Joan Ransberry said something similar In your, article about other drownings here: ‘... may involved people {tom countries Who wen not accustomed to being mound open bodtes ofwater". A while ago. a friend was helping an “elementary school teacher try to mange a field trip to a locnl )l. The Muslim girls and boys mum» panlclpale unlms it was strictly all boys or all girlx. Our community pool». amcu-ed . v I found myself wondering if cul» tum] differences contributed to this tragic drowning. Is the segregation uf boys and girls stopping them ftvm icamingmswlm? ~ More mendy. I was in We whenduesoundofasim-aflmtmck Saddened lake community should be pmud of response lwnSwnlkingbmelnun’suke althetimeof'thcsc ' drowning] hardnflmesimnszylcistundasthc helicopter searched well intotheeafly Are there sumlar observamtes with In other culturvs with whom we shart‘ Letters to the Editor lnCanadgmmV/uyufetycon- scious Any visit to a has country is an Indium unsatvdkhmmtbelmm etc. It's a very dinetent nppmch to injury plantation. Watet nbty is easily addressed. beam-th and but: water safety instruction an amicable. We just have to figure out how to mainstream them flue adnea tn the wake of a preventable . like this teaches beyond cultural fence; It afiects all of us. Sonaldon'tdnnkourhkels haunted. It's just a popular getâ€"away spot for people to enjoy a bit of nature. It is and hen: right now as our community shut: in the loss of two young girls who had their lives ahead Of them. But we also shire a some. of comfort in knowi that we cam and tried to help the .t we could. I am proud of how our community rmptmdmi. You can mad letters. columns and stories [mm The Sunthqu on yor» Immanmm vmmdeMMa MEMMnMWm HAVE YOUR SAY, WINNING“- STDUFFVIM M. KEYS Ml 'sslzLWN‘x MM Enum- m (2qu Durban: Krtly And not just those many motorists who apparently missed the memo that handheld phoning and texting have been mega} in Ontario for nearly two years. ‘ I could fill any kind of quota simpty ticketing folks driving by our Main Street office, their minds clearly on the people on the other end of their phones. not the folks than! to jaywalk in from of them or ghat red light ahead. I don't get out much. Butrwbe-n I do. I seem to see the craziest things on our roads. hit, I'm hoping the law is aimed more at the guy in the imported “stop who passed me on Stouflvflk Road last month. as be all but made love to his break: fast smdvv'kh. I! was a different kind of action in full View on the way home from Aurora Sunday. The barely dressed couple on the motorcycle took full advantage of every 500 0nd at what might be the longest red light in York Region hisxory. Hwy. 48 and Bloomingmn Road is also a very hectic and complex intersection. with its advanced greens. high speeds and multiple lanes. it‘s been the scene of too many collisions. including faxals. Robert [Agatha Hey, I‘ve been knowruo sip on a cold water or hot coffee on lon- mdistuncc trips. lf that’s illegal. _ ‘ on hficGuinty, rip out my cup The motorbikcn didn't carv. He reached back and mucth her bare thighs. She loaned forward and reciprot‘awd, They honkvd helmets. holder. ban mc’fro'm the drivé- 111mm and throw me in jail. Cute, If this was a Heirlvquin romance nuvel and um blacktop reality. Their dance of rumanu- on two wheels was only halwd by the glean fight. not someone sug gesting they find suitath howl accommodaflons. [I'm Mason is Mi“)! 0/ tribune. Plowman Jackie Sma r! No place for romance on roads luau!“ with Iim Mason Off The Top mm mm. Amt-113044., [ham-um» Nimlr Firu'hm l)ll.ll'fl)l. Unanimous Bumv Iliad bun