Save the Service Ontario Site at Seabrook Motors in Thessalon!!
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Linda Darmogray
11 years ago
This service is so important to this small community, why should we be deprived of it because of a language barrier. We carry this too far sometimes.
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Edward ouellette
11 years ago
Get over it, we speak BOTH languages in this country,I am certain that this service is much needed in this area....
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Tom Dumont
11 years ago
I dont believe that a bilingual person is not necessaryat this site & think an exception should be made
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Joan Ingram
11 years ago
We need this site her in Thessalon. It is a town with a lot of seniors who cannot or shouldn't have to travel long distance to do business such as this. So what if she can't speak French ... I can't either!!!
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Francine Grasley
11 years ago
As a French Canadian myself, I would rather have a service in English than none at all.
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Sandra Belisle
11 years ago
Keep our Service Ontario Site open.
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Brian Ardiel
11 years ago
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If a person requires service in French, they can go to Sault Ste.Marie or Blind River but do not punish everybody for the off chance someone needs service in French
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Andrea
11 years ago
this is a valuable service for a small area..we use it and we live in Bruce Mines, 14 miles away..is someone nuts trying to get rid of it?
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Donna Latulippe
11 years ago
very important service
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Lorne Barlow
11 years ago
This idea of all service centers being able to provide patrons with french and english is just the start, what's next mandarin, hindu,italian etc. Take a look at the population the center is servicing and staff according to the MAJORITY not the minority!! Nancy, has stated that she has never not been able to service a patron.. Listen to her, she is the one there day in and day out.
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Bryan McDougall
11 years ago
very necessary service
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Bonnie Asam
11 years ago
always busy,well needed here.
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Darlene McColman
11 years ago
This is a vital service for this and surrounding rural communities. If this office closes it means the nearest office is located 35 minutes to the East and 60 minutes to the West. Being bi-lingual is not a changed requirement, but one that has been worked out for this office by availing themselves of assistance via phone to one of the closest offices in the area. In speaking to Mrs. Seabrook, she tells me that in the years she has been operating, there has NOT been one instance where she was unable to help a patron. Please continue to allow Nancy to keep this vital service with continued assistance from another office IF and WHEN it may be needed.
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Wanda Boomhower
11 years ago
We do not need a French-speaking person at this Thessalon Service Ontario! Keep this open for the advantage of our local population!
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Laurey Hern
11 years ago
French shouldn't be an issue for this small town.
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Lori MacFarlane
11 years ago
We need our site.
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Angela
11 years ago
Keep it!
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Janet Scott
11 years ago
We need this service in our community!!
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Donna Fahrer
11 years ago
No need for french in whole area this office covers!
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Kim Ansley
11 years ago
ridiculous; I dont even know of anyone near or far that speaks totally french; why did they ever allow it here; no one spoke french
This service is so important to this small community, why should we be deprived of it because of a language barrier. We carry this too far sometimes.
Get over it, we speak BOTH languages in this country,I am certain that this service is much needed in this area....
I dont believe that a bilingual person is not necessaryat this site & think an exception should be made
We need this site her in Thessalon. It is a town with a lot of seniors who cannot or shouldn't have to travel long distance to do business such as this. So what if she can't speak French ... I can't either!!!
As a French Canadian myself, I would rather have a service in English than none at all.
Keep our Service Ontario Site open.
If a person requires service in French, they can go to Sault Ste.Marie or Blind River but do not punish everybody for the off chance someone needs service in French
this is a valuable service for a small area..we use it and we live in Bruce Mines, 14 miles away..is someone nuts trying to get rid of it?
very important service
This idea of all service centers being able to provide patrons with french and english is just the start, what's next mandarin, hindu,italian etc. Take a look at the population the center is servicing and staff according to the MAJORITY not the minority!! Nancy, has stated that she has never not been able to service a patron.. Listen to her, she is the one there day in and day out.
very necessary service
always busy,well needed here.
This is a vital service for this and surrounding rural communities. If this office closes it means the nearest office is located 35 minutes to the East and 60 minutes to the West. Being bi-lingual is not a changed requirement, but one that has been worked out for this office by availing themselves of assistance via phone to one of the closest offices in the area. In speaking to Mrs. Seabrook, she tells me that in the years she has been operating, there has NOT been one instance where she was unable to help a patron. Please continue to allow Nancy to keep this vital service with continued assistance from another office IF and WHEN it may be needed.
We do not need a French-speaking person at this Thessalon Service Ontario! Keep this open for the advantage of our local population!
French shouldn't be an issue for this small town.
We need our site.
Keep it!
We need this service in our community!!
No need for french in whole area this office covers!
ridiculous; I dont even know of anyone near or far that speaks totally french; why did they ever allow it here; no one spoke french