I’m going ahead with the nomination process and my campaign for the Canadian federal election in Scarborough–Rouge River, Ontario You can reach me at … September 16th, 2008
Continue reading →There are still a few days left to run as a candidate for the Libertarian Party of Canada! The recruitment committee is busy. Don’t put it off! If you want to run, fax or email a scanned copy of your … Continue reading →
General Reference Parliament of Canada House Government Bills In the Spotlight War in Afghanistan – August 25, 2008 War Propaganda Campaign Against Iran Libertarian in Guelph By-election – August 25, 2008 August 27 Libertarian Party of Canada – August … Continue reading →
Update: September 15: My campaign is going ahead Scarborough–Rouge River Libertarian campaign: As of today, I won’t be able to go ahead without more volunteer support Nationally: If you want to run as a candidate for the Libertarian Party where … Continue reading →
Libertarian Party leader will challenge Stephen Harper in Calgary Southwest Western Standard, 28th August 2008 “Since his first interview after being elected leader of the Libertarian Party, Dennis Young has set his sights on Stephen Harper’s record in office. On … Continue reading →
Byelection remains uncertain Guelph Mercury, 29th August 2008 Will the by-election end up being cancelled because of the possible federal election announcement? “The possibility of a general election was on the minds of Guelph’s byelection candidates when they gathered yesterday … Continue reading →
If you live in or near the riding of Guelph, Ontario, please contact Phil Bender, the Libertarian candidate for the federal by-election. You can find more details on the September 8th by-election here. To complicate the picture with the by-elections, … Continue reading →
Police escort candidate from debate, news.guelphmercury.com As expected, the Guelph Chamber of Commerce excluded all but the four status quo candidates from their debate on August 25. I am sure they had really fascinating and innovative things to say about … Continue reading →
Canada takes a LEAP forward in drug reform advocacy by Matthew Johnston, WesternStandard.ca, August 14, 2008 “LEAP [Law Enforcement Against Prohibition] faces an uphill battle, but the odds in this battle may have improved somewhat this week. Libertarian Party leader … Continue reading →
All candidates invited to Sept. 3rd Guelph Mercury – Rogers TV debate. Coverage of Guelph by-election (http://www.rabble.ca/babble/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=007413) at the rabble.ca “babble” forum. Phil Bender’s photo and information is here and includes contact information if you would like to support him. … Continue reading →