-
Who's Online 8 Members, 0 Anonymous, 32 Guests (See full list)
Forums
-
Main Forums
-
- 172k
- posts
-
- 1.1k
- posts
-
- 25.3k
- posts
-
- By Ox,
-
- 8.3k
- posts
-
- 17.6k
- posts
-
- By Strong Farmer,
-
- 8.5k
- posts
-
- 304
- posts
-
- By skidooboy,
-
-
Ontario Snowmobile Club Forums
-
- 188
- posts
-
- 8k
- posts
-
- 19.8k
- posts
-
- 8k
- posts
-
- 600
- posts
-
-
Site Links
-
OntarioConditions.com (33,156 visits to this link)
-
Ontario Snowmobiling Events Calendar (24,370 visits to this link)
-
OFSC - Official Site (24,559 visits to this link)
-
-
Posts
-
-
Don't disagree at all. My personal take from it is that they are quietly saying out loud that this flow of cash might be it for a while? -
The Provincial and Federal Govs need to figure their own sh!t out, that statement coming from a politician is almost like a homeless guy telling me how I could better mop my kitchen floor while I toss a tooney in his gold plated cup. lmao Sleddings main ingredient is uncontrollable weather, the other ingredients, landowners, volunteers and permit buyers all need the economy to be healthy and legislation to be realistic to comfortably participate. Don't get me wrong, I certainly appreciate the $$ injection, that in the end helps everyone more than it helps sledders. But don't throw stones when your house has bigger windows. -
Positives absolutely. Timing is probably the only real drawback - but late is better than never! Biggest thing now -like I have said before - will be curious to see what the "plan" is - because status quo will not work - funding top ups are not guaranteed - so where do we go from here?
-
I agree and it seems with this $$ and increase in sales, this year is turning the corner, at least mentally for many, will some trails open and some not, no doubt, but that’s normal year to year based on weather amongst other things. Lack of money shouldn’t be an excuse for a trail not looked after - will there be the manpower though to keep things in good shape - tbd I guess given the other non financial issues. hopefully if there is money left on the table it can be directed towards infrastructure projects dealt with in the spring/summer. at the end of the day, there are positives to focus on, but people need to set realistic expectation at this point given the change, focus on what can improve moving ahead and enjoy the season.
-
-
Member Statistics
