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MPP DUNLOP
TABLES LAKE SIMCOE PROTECTION RESOLUTION -
November 2, 2006
(Queen’s Park) – Today, Simcoe
North MPP Garfield Dunlop tabled his Lake Simcoe
Protection Resolution. |
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MPP DUNLOP
– SHAME ON MCGUINTY LIBERALS - November
1, 2006
The following is a statement made my MPP
Garfield Dunlop on Monday, October 30th, in response
to the McGuinty Liberals condemning the Progressive
Conservatives and New Democratic Parties for not
supporting Bill 43, The Clean Water Act. |
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MPP DUNLOP
– SNEAKY AND SECRETIVE APPROVALS FOR SITE
41 AND GREEN LANE - October 2,
2006
(Toronto, ON) – The following is a
statement made by Simcoe North MPP, Garfield Dunlop
in the legislature on October 2, 2006. The statement
is regarding the manner in which the McGuinty Liberals
approved the expansion of the Green Lane landfill
in St. Thomas and the draft design approval for
Site 41 in the Township of Tiny. |
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DUNLOP: MCGUINTY
REFUSES TO BE ACCOUNTABLE TO TAXPAYERS - September
27, 2006
The following article is a press release
by the Leader of the Official Opposition, Mr. John
Tory, following Premier Dalton McGuinty’s
refusal to answer questions on the accountability
of his government to Ontario taxpayers. |
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MPP DUNLOP
– “SECRETIVE IGAP SERIOUSLY FLAWED –
RESTRUCTURING INEVITABLE UNDER BARRIE AND AREA OPTION
- August 16, 2006
ORILLIA – Garfield Dunlop, MPP for
Simcoe North, today criticized the McGuinty Liberals
for presenting a very flawed Intergovernmental Action
Plan (IGAP) to the mayors of the municipalities
representing the Cities of Barrie and Orillia and
the municipalities of the County of Simcoe.
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SITE 41
DRAFT DESIGN APPROVAL - July 12,
2006
McGuinty Liberals Hatred of Rural Ontario
Families Continues. Simcoe North MPP Garfield Dunlop
to-day questioned the decision by the McGuinty Liberals
to issue a draft design approval to the County of
Simcoe for the proposed Site 41 landfill. The draft
design approval was issued on Monday, July 10, shortly
after the provincial legislature adjourned for the
summer recess.
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DUNLOP CALLS
ON LIBERALS FOR SPEEDY PASSAGE OF MPP HUDAK'S HOMESTEAD
ACT, 2006 - April 13, 2006
QUEEN’S PARK– Today Erie-Lincoln
MPP Tim Hudak’s Homestead Act came one step
closer to becoming law, as it passed Second Reading
in the Ontario Legislature. Taxpayers from across
Ontario, including municipal leaders, ratepayer
groups and seniors groups filled the public galleries
in a strong showing of support for the Act. |
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| DUNLOP: ONTARIANS
STILL PAYING MORE, GETTING LESS -
March 23, 2006 QUEEN’S PARK—The
McGuinty Liberals are indulging in another year-end
spending spree that will not improve the lives
of Ontarians, while their reckless economic policy
endangers Ontarians’ jobs and futures, says
Garfield Dunlop, M.P.P., Simcoe North. |
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| PREMIER AND
MINISTER ‘MISSING IN ACTION’ ON COLLEGE
FILE - March 16, 2006 (Queen’s
Park) – Simcoe North MPP Garfield Dunlop
today criticized Colleges Minister Chris Bentley
for making an announcement two weeks too late
about sitting down for an assessment with parties
involved in the current colleges strike. |
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| McGUINTY
LIBERALS USING STRIKE FOR TUITION HIKE -
March 8, 2006 (Queen’s Park) –
Garfield Dunlop, MPP for Simcoe North, today criticized
the McGuinty Liberals for announcing a postsecondary
tuition increase on the second day of a full-blown
teachers’ strike at Ontario’s 24 community
colleges. |
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| DUNLOP PLEASED
WITH COURTS DECISION ON HRC RESIDENTS -
January 26, 2006 ORILLIA – Garfield
Dunlop, MPP for Simcoe North, hailed the decision
by the Ontario Superior Court that the Province
of Ontario and Ministry of Community and Social
Services do not have the legal authority to move
residents from the Huronia Regional Centre, the
Rideau Regional Centre, and the Southwestern Regional
Centre. |
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| "LIBERAL
JUSTICE MINISTERS' ACTIONS SHAMEFUL" -DUNLOP
- January 18, 2006 (Queen’s
Park) Garfield Dunlop, M.P.P,. Simcoe North and
Critic for Community Safety and Correctional Services
called the plan submitted by Minister Monte Kwinter
and Attorney General Michael Bryant “shameful”
in their attempt to cut the justice ministries
costs by $339 million in the wake of the worst
summer in history of gun and gang related violence |
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