Comments on: Ontario Conservative Leader Tim Hudak Promises To Restore Province’s Economic Predominance

By: Ray Baker

Ray Baker — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 22:35:42 +0000

Mr. Hudak
I am emailing you about the bill that the TDSB has put forth LGBTQ witch has no right, to be teaching any child about alternate life style. And neither dose the goverment. So I am asking you and party to vote against it. This is the parents job.

By: NORMAN CAREY

NORMAN CAREY — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 02:42:11 +0000

DEAR MR. HUDAK,
MY WIFE & I ARE STAUNCH CONSERVATIVES, AND WE TRULY BELIEVE YOU WILL BE THE NEXT ”PRIME MINISTER” OF ONTARIO.
A REQUEST FROM YOU FOR A CERTIFICATE, OR CONGRADULATORY MESSAGE, ON OUR 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSERY, ON DECEMBER 1ST/2011, WOULD GREATLY BE APPRECIATED.THANKYOU.
YOURS TRULY, NORMAN CAREY

By: randy zawacki

randy zawacki — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 16:47:36 +0000

What is your Education platform? What will you do to improve the Health Care in the Province? What will you do to create jobs? What will you do …?

By: Eric Parker

Eric Parker — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 02:00:38 +0000

Tim;
What will the PC do for the great northwestern part of ontario and northern Ontario,such as the new HST on the sale of land that is over the home and five acres that our liberal government installed unannounced on july the first and no other party member has made a comment on either.This is a huge tax grab that our government has initiated, the same way that one of our previous goverments had put in place without any fanfare some years ago that if a person or persons has purchased two parcels of land side by side that are seperatly deeded and still receive seperate tax bills for these parcels but can no longer sell them seperately.This has a stagnateing effect on our whole region as far as growth and economy is concerned,more and more of our cultivated acres are going back to brush and standing idle as no one is interested in farming large scale,but a number of people are quite interested in hobby farming or market gardening and would be willing to buy one parcel but not two or more. My question to you Tim is what if anything will your government do about these huge unjust problems if you should form the next government and how quick would you act on these problems.Thank you

By: william j devon

william j devon — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 14:42:41 +0000

What is wrong with the Lliberal Party well they’ve doubled our debt. What economist would add more taxes in a economic downturn? Shove the new hst up there. xxxxxx. hydro is a joke. Why would you give me a little bit of money and put the rates up higher over five years? It’s just plain stupid. Why should we still be paying more money to pay off there debt. does someone pay mine. The Liberal leader should resign now and save us the trouble to have him in another election. I’m voting P.C.

By: Cathy Doyle-Parent

Cathy Doyle-Parent — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 19:53:21 +0000

Mr Hudak, I agree with the principle of the HST. However I think that it should only apply to the goods and services that were affected when the GST and PST were separate taxes. Lowering taxes to compensate for this increase does not benefit the low or even middle income earner. We are taxed far too much and now an increase at this level on everything from chewing gum to labour/services will leave many households having to make drastic decisions. You need to seriously look at this situation. Cutting taxes will only mean that the taxpayer will loose something. We cannot compromise any longer. Get rid of over spending in the government and give it back to the people. We can no longer afford to support bad government and greedy government workers. Does no one understand that everytime a government worker gets a raise it comes out of taxes? What is the matter with people? The average tax payer is not employed by the government and does not receive increases in wages to the level that government workers do. It is time to get realistic. Join our team, the real taxpayer.

By: Michael Palangio

Michael Palangio — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 15:10:13 +0000

What plans do you have for Northern Ontario

By: Michael Palangio

Michael Palangio — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 15:09:31 +0000

What about the North?

By: michael boulger

michael boulger — Wed, 19 May 2010 02:44:21 +0000

Tim, you promise, if you become premier, to cut taxes. Does that include the HST?

By: patscholfield

patscholfield — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:24:28 +0000

Sorry Tim….but it sounds like a lot of rhetoric so far. What precisely are you going to do?

For instance, what do you think about the Sunshine List? (Government employees that make over $100,000 per year) Do you have a plan to stop and reverse runaway salaries?

McGuinty talks about an Open Ontario….not the Ontario I know….where in Nigara the Niagara Health System with the support and help of the LHIN and the MOH have foisted a Hospital Improvement Plan on us that will effectively remove emergency departments in the southern tier (your hometown of Fort Erie, as well as Port Colborne); making residing in these areas unhandy and unsafe…. and basically both sites will be converted into warehouse styled long term care homes. All this was done with little meaningful input and improper consultation. When we filed a complaint to the Ombudsman, he proceeded to investigate the LHIN. His report is finally complete, but the government will be removing Andre Marin from his position in April, and it is unlikely we will hear The Ombudsman’s report. Is this what McGuinty calls Open Ontario? How are you going to do better?
We need a strong, fair voice in south Niagara. Where have you been?