Bylaw could mean end of local shooting ranges in Toronto (http://insidetoronto.ca/News/Scarborough/article/48732) “I think it’s absolutely ridiculous, the fact that he is blaming the most law-abiding segment of Canadian society for the violence on the streets of Toronto – absolutely ridiculous,” … Continue reading →
Booster seats now mandatory in New Brunswick (http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2008/05/02/booster-seat-law.html) Under the law, which was passed in December, children younger than nine must be strapped into a booster seat with a seatbelt until they weigh 80 pounds and four feet nine inches. … Continue reading →
Interview here. I haven’t compared the Wiki version to the answers I copied below from my own notes. I flip-flopped again on MMP during the week and sent a second answer which is quoted below. A little positive, then a little negative, then … Continue reading →
I think I did better with some of the live unrehearsed questions in the middle. I didn’t have a pen so I lost my train of thought once or twice. The audience was mostly there supporting their candidates – Greens, … Continue reading →
Nov. 8, 2014 note: Just to add a point here about health care in retrospect. It’s important to recognize that if we’re in a system in which the government has taken control of health care already, it’s what we have. … Continue reading →
On Tuesday I was interviewed by a Ryerson student journalist, and on Wednesday I attended a very nice hospitable event in the morning hosted by the Chinese media in Scarborough. Everyone had time to eat and a few minutes to … Continue reading →
My answers are indented: Website: www.saveourstructures.ca “Dear Candidate, “The Province of Ontario downloaded hundreds of dilapidated units of public housing onto the City of Toronto in 2001, with no capital funding to fix them. As a result, Toronto Community Housing … Continue reading →
Questionnaire I answered from the Ontario Landowners’ Association last week and these are fundamental. I answered YES to both. Many issues have been identified by the Ontario Landowners’ Association as being of critical importance to the citizens of rural Ontario. … Continue reading →
I was at the Rogers TV studios on Wednesday and got to say my piece. Rogers will start airing candidates’ presentations on September 24th (http://www.rogerstelevision.com/option.asp?lid=16&rid=16&tid=21048&ttl=6). I was more nervous than I wanted to be, although I know you need to have … Continue reading →
I had a chance to make some statements to the Toronto Star, and my page and profile is posted here at the Star’s website. POVERTY: What specific plans do you have to lower poverty rates in Ontario? A free market economy would … Continue reading →