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Freedom Party leader Paul McKeever reads Freedom Party of Ontario’s 2011 election platform in its entirety. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first election platform ever released by anyone in audiobook format.
This audiobook places each plank in a separate chapter, for ease of navigation. Compatible with Apple iTunes, iPhone/iPod/iPad, and other smart phones/tablets. Continue reading »
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On Friendly Fire (NewsTalk 1010AM CFRB, Toronto, Ontario, with hosts Ryan Doyle and John Downs) Paul McKeever, leader, Freedom Party of Ontario discusses Freedom Party’s proposal to separate public schools and organized religious practice, and the question of whether the Tim Hudak Progressive Conservatives’ are planning to create religious choices within Ontario’s public school system.
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August 2, 2011 – Radio Interview: Freedom Party leader Paul McKeever was interviewed today by Ryan Doyle and John Downs of “Friendly Fire” (NewsTalk 1010 AM, Toronto). The topic: Freedom Party’s plank, released today, on the separation of public schools and organized religious practice. The discussion focused primarily on the Tim Hudak Progressive Conservatives’ deliberately quiet plan to create religious schools within the public school system. Click here to listen.
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On the John Oakley Show (AM640, Toronto) Paul McKeever, leader, Freedom Party of Ontario called in to address PC leader Tim Hudak’s proposal to fund religious schools within the public school system.
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On London Today (NewsTalk 1290AM CJBK, London, Ontario, with host Andy Oudman) Robert Metz, president, Freedom Party of Ontario is among the callers discussing Freedom Party’s proposal to change the speed limit to 120kph on Ontario’s 400-series highways.
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On the John Oakley Show (AM64, Toronto) Paul McKeever, leader, Freedom Party of Ontario discusses Freedom Party’s proposal to restore sensible speed limits on Ontario’s 400-series highways.
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On Friendly Fire (NewsTalk 1010AM CFRB, Toronto, Ontario, with hosts Ryan Doyle and John Downs) Paul McKeever, leader, Freedom Party of Ontario discusses Freedom Party’s proposal to restore sensible speed limits on Ontario’s 400-series highways.
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On The Tom McConnell Show (1290AM CJBK, London, Ontario and 610AM CKTB, St. Catharines, Ontario) Robert Metz, president, Freedom Party of Ontario, called in to join the discussion about the way in which political parties are funded. It was clear to Metz that most other callers held mistaken assumptions about the nature of political parties and how they are funded. Metz explained the situation at the Ontario provincial level. Metz explained that private contributors to Ontario political parties can claim a limited tax credit, meaning that they can reduce their own provincial tax payable, but only if they actually have tax payable to the province. He explained, more generally and as a matter of principle, that political parties – whether federal or provincial – are private organizations that should not receive any funding from the government (at the time, large federal parties were being paid a per vote allowance in addition to private contributions from individuals).
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On the Jim Richards Showgram, NewsTalk 1010 AM, Toronto, Paul McKeever, leader, Freedom Party of Ontario, discussed his costing of the Hudak PC proposal to have provincial criminal inmates collect litter in Ontario neighbourhoods at a price, to the taxpayer, of $3000.00 per inmate.
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On the Jim Richards Showgram, NewsTalk 1010 AM, Toronto. Paul McKeever, leader, Freedom Party of Ontario, discussed Freedom Party of Ontario’s promise to open up the LCBO and The Beer Store to competition from other stores (such as grocery stores and 24 hour convenience stores), so that Ontario has wider selection, lower prices, and greater shopping convenience.
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