This letter reflects the views of its author.
Imposing a $120 million debt on our community is madness
What can I say? I am aghast at the unification of the three contractors who find themselves on the same page. Outstanding! This article has given me hope for a positive […]

What can I say? I am aghast at the unification of the three contractors who find themselves on the same page. Outstanding! This article has given me hope for a positive outcome against Chief Dumpling who is seeking some form of self-aggrandisement at the cost of Sarnia/Lambton. I have stated in the past that imposing a $120 million debt on a community of 75,000 is utter and abject madness on many levels.
I would not doubt for a minute that the Chief's plan would include a 360 degree view from his well appointed office atop the newly created castle to law enforcement. This is Sarnia, not downtown Toronto, chief. It is with great anticipation that I look forward to the way the three contractors find a means by which this madness can be brought to its rightful end to the mutual satisfaction of all residents of Sarnia Lambton.
Onward and upward!
Paul Pinel
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