Category: Conservative politics

This addressed by the Prime Minister reconfirming the government’s commitment to Israel , is timely because of the current disinformation campaign going on in Canadian campuses today.

For CJPAC (Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee), an organization with the mandate of educating and involving the Jewish community in political issues, a speaking engagement from the Prime Minister is a major coup.

And, as always, when speaking about Israel and other matters of interest to a Jewish audience, Prime Minister Harper did not disappoint. He again showed his support for Israel and his disdain for those who seek its destruction.

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From  Toronto Sun

“There seems to be, from the arbitrators, a lack of respect for the struggling Ontario families who get stuck with the bill at the end of the day,” Hudak said Wednesday.

Despite Premier Dalton McGuinty’s call for a public sector pay freeze, as he rolled out a red-ink budget last year, arbitrators have gone ahead and awarded salary hikes to thousands of workers.

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From  Exchange Morning Post

The Ontario Progressive Conservative Caucus’ motion calling on the Liberal government to create a mental health and addictions strategy for Ontario was supported by all parties in the Legislature.

The PC Caucus motion called upon the McGuinty Liberal government to table a mental health and addictions plan that reflects the recommendations made by the Select Committee on Mental Health and Addictions within 60 days. Sylvia Jones, MPP (Dufferin-Caledon) was a member of the Select Committee on Mental Health and Addictions, an all-party committee which last August presented 23 recommendations to improve mental health and addictions services in Ontario.

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