Ottawa area Liberals

[Foxx]

Everyone complains daily about the crooked, disgraceful government we have here in Ontario. But, last week your riding had a chance to put the liar Wynne in her place, but you voted her representative in . Hopefully when other ridings have by-elections we can get her voted out.

[terrym]

Too strong a majority. By elections won't change the seat count enough. I wouldn't be surprised to see the liberals make her walk the plank before the next election and go on to win again with another leader.

[3030]

I agree she will take all the blame for hydro not the liberal party and told to walk the plank

[terrym]

Yup. She will publicly take the blame and be rewarded with a gold plated cash for life appointment on top of her pension. Her wife makes millions off Provincial contracts.

[Oddmott]

Yeah the ol bait and switch just like they did to get McGinty out the door in time to avoid charges being laid.

[terrym]

Yeah the ol bait and switch just like they did to get McGinty out the door in time to avoid charges being laid.

It's what Liberals do. Cretien bailed when ADSCAM became too big to sweep under the rug.

[line052]

Well no one should be surprised, and in fact I suspect another liberal majority in the next election. Since McSquinty, they have added 350, 000 new public servants to the payroll. There is now 1.1 million unionized voters in Ontario, if also count all those who are in bed with liberal for fat contracts, we are doomed. Last election 4.0 million voters voted..... 1.8 mil, Lib - 1.5 mil Con, - 1.1 Mil NDP.

Hydro is the single biggest issue right and I think it will be the issue and change voters minds, but will it be enough.

I was a long-time Conservative supporter (35 yrs) and now no longer. I have signed up for the Libertarian Party and now I am working towards promoting this party. If you have not looked at them take a moment to do so. People (me and many others) are fed up with power sharing of the parties who are in bed with corporate interests (the big 3). This party stands for individual rights, property rights and less taxation. It all sounds rosie and like a ploy, but when you dig down into the policies it makes sense what they want to do.

Libertarians have enjoyed modest growth over the last 10 years, and with the recent US election and people waking up to what is really happening with the bed fellows politics has with corporate interests, they are fed up. That being said, Ontario libertarians have seen huge spikes in memberships in the last 14 months, as well as the Federal party. Both levels will be able to field candidates in all ridings in 2018. You have to look closely at what they are going to do, first might scare the average voter, but as you did through the policy and see how it will fundamentally change the way government works it is achievable.

I could espouse the benefits to hunters on this forum, on gun rights, hunting rights. But I just have to say, the rights of individuals is a key pillar of Libertarian, self defense, property rights, the right to do as you wish to land, your power, property.

[mosquito]

It will only be the unemployed left in Ontario if the Libs win again it seems...


Hydro costs force Leamington greenhouse out of Ontario

Mucci farms would prefer to expand operations in the region, but hydro costs are just too high

http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/w...sses-1.3870512

After operating in Leamington for 45 years, owners at Mucci Farms are building a new greenhouse in Ohio, saying the cost of being in Ontario is just too high, particularly when it comes to hydro.