For the North, Gilles Bisson is the best candidate, and I'll end up voting for him, but I would like to see Hudak in the Premier's chair....
Quite a conundrum heh?
Quite a conundrum heh?
Ontario Election 2014 - The Official Thread
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I have not voted my first choice party due to the local canidate being a scumbucket. In 1988 I wanted to vote Liberal to stop Free Trade and the great Muldune but my local canidate was a bit of a scumbag (Tom Wappel) so I voted NDP although NDP was not my party choice federally. Wappel won the riding anyways.
People are falling for Conservative sound bytes that make the Liberals look like they've done something grossly offensive, so I wouldn't be surprised if they get a majority.
Not really. Your're still screwed. It's time to form a Western ON and split. Are you not tired of supporting those who live in Canada's peenis?
I've been all for splitting North and Southern Ontario (most notably Toronto) for a very long time. Now we can't even access Crown land because Toronto interests want parkland. Swamp, rock and spruce don'r even make for good golfing.
Already belong to the Northern Ontario Heritage party but they don't have a candidate running at the provincial level in "Timmins James Bay district".....
ccording to an Ipsos flash poll of debate viewers, PC Leader Tim Hudak walked away the winner of the Ontario leaders’ debate on Tuesday night. Out of 1,765 people who watched the televised event, 36 per cent said they believe Tim Hudak won the debate compared to 27 per cent who said Liberal Leader Kathleen Wynne had the strongest performance. Horwath was a close third with 26 per cent of respondents who said they believed the leader of the Ontario NDP won the debate. One in 10 said they were unsure who came out victorious.
The event, which was the first and last televised Ontario leaders’ debate before the June 12 election, dredged up some old familiar topics including the gas plant scandal, corruption, service cuts and job creation.
http://www.cp24.com/news/hudak-winner-of-ontario-election-leaders-debate-poll-shows-1.1851955
The event, which was the first and last televised Ontario leaders’ debate before the June 12 election, dredged up some old familiar topics including the gas plant scandal, corruption, service cuts and job creation.
http://www.cp24.com/news/hudak-winner-of-ontario-election-leaders-debate-poll-shows-1.1851955
You got the same problem there too??? reserving a big stretch of land or river for maybe a dozen tourists a year?
2.15 billion dollas.
How many gas plants is that?
Counterpoint: Math is either right or wrong. The Ontario PCs’ math was wrong | Financial Post
How many gas plants is that?
Counterpoint: Math is either right or wrong. The Ontario PCs’ math was wrong | Financial Post
Ahem
CBC referred to as that Liberal bastion.
Ahem, cough, cough.
Ontario election 2014: Vote Compass users see Tim Hudak as debate winner - Ontario Votes 2014 - CBC
CBC referred to as that Liberal bastion.
Ahem, cough, cough.
Ontario election 2014: Vote Compass users see Tim Hudak as debate winner - Ontario Votes 2014 - CBC
I gave some serious thought to running here in Temiskaming Cochrane (nowhere near either) ... but there's the small matter of a criminal record
