Reason to celebrate. I was able to get all my signatures on Friday night and handed in my nomination papers on Saturday, so I am very happy about this. To determine your candidate, go to the Elections Ontario website and enter … Continue reading →
Some of this edited for privacy: October 3, 2021 Elect Alan Mercer in Scarborough-Rouge River The Ontario Libertarian Party has nominated Alan Mercer as the Libertarian candidate for the upcoming provincial general election in the riding of Scarborough-Rouge River. Message … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. Reference: Legislative Assembly of Ontario Status of Legislation has a complete list Bill 52, Education Amendment Act (Learning to Age 18), 2006 Received Royal Assent Dec 20, 2006 “An Act to amend the … Continue reading →
A group of Ontario Libertarian Party candidates met today for the campaign kick-off party. There are several new people. I finished some mailing for the federal party so I can start the campaign now with a clearer slate. The following … Continue reading →
(Lost my first effort getting used to this software). I intend to run for the Ontario Libertarian Party in the October General Election for my riding of Scarborough–Rouge River. I ran in the by-election in 2005 and in the federal … Continue reading →
Additional comment: as of June 3, 2015: taking away someone’s property should only be done as part of an exercise in justice and compensation–in the case where someone has been found responsible, with evidence and due process, of being guilty … Continue reading →
Note as of June 3, 2015, this 2006 post was before I knew about Agenda 21: More of us, living better www.thestar.com, Jun 16 ’06 A friend of mine commented: I think this is the biggest example of central planning … Continue reading →
Dropouts to be denied licences (http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=thestar/Layout/Article_Type1&c=Article&cid=1149159248605&call_pageid=968332188492&col=968793972154&t=TS_Home) www.thestar.com, Jun 1 ’06 Ontario is expected to pass legislation today forcing kids to stay in school or apprenticeship programs until age 18 in hopes of cutting its 30 per cent drop-out rate. …the … Continue reading →
Speaking of nonsense, now we are having our annual summer hand-ringing rituals over air-conditioning and power consumption in Ontario, with people asked to “save the planet” and conserve power, because – surprise surprise – the centrally planned and regulated electricity … Continue reading →
Toronto butting out at midnight (http://www.680news.com/news/local/article.jsp?content=20060530_161356_3304) www.680news.com, May 30 ’06 . . . all indoor-smoking in public places such as restaurants, casinos, bars and bingo halls. . . Anti-tobacco activist Michael Perley expects some businesses will resist. “I think there … Continue reading →