September 17, 2003 – “Freedom Party leader Paul McKeever will join with a number of Freedom Party of Ontario candidates from Toronto-area ridings to distribute Freedom Party’s municipal funding reform plan flyer to the public, including many commuters who arrive at and depart from Union Station each working day…” [Click here to read the full release]
Contents:
Letter from Paul McKeever; Introduction; A Four-Part Plan to Repair Auto Insurance in Ontario; 1. Repeal “No Fault” and Return to Tort-based Insurance; 2. End the 23 Year Compulsory Insurance Experiment; 3. Greater Flexibility for Drivers and Insurers; 4. End Forced Subsidization & Government Price Manipulations; Summary.
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September 10, 2003 – Oshawa – “Paul McKeever to file his candidacy papers for the Ontario Provincial election…” [Click here to read the full release]
September 1, 2003 – Oshawa – “With an election call anticipated to be days away, Freedom Party of Ontario candidates, with party leader Paul McKeever, will go to the heart of Ernie Eves territory – Bay Street – to distribute an elaborate four-page political advertisement…” [Click here to read the full advisory]
August 25, 2003 – Oshawa – “Eves is doing Ontario a real disservice here”, says Freedom Party of Ontario leader, Paul McKeever. “The Federal and Provincial governments are not in a parent and child relationship: they are, instead, parts of a two-piece puzzle. Every time Eves begs the federal government for money he reinforces the false perception that the feds run the show. The reality is quite the opposite. Mike Harris knows that. Ralph Klein knows that. Preston Manning knows that. I, most certainly, know that…” [Click here to read the full release]
July 11, 2003 – PROGRAM NOTICE – “[American television network] CBS effectively put Paul McKeever to the task of defending equal treatment for gays & lesbians, and the current legal use of marijuana. “This was a relatively rare and sweet opportunity for me to defend a Canadian love for individual freedom and responsibility that, in some respects, supercedes that of the country most famed for it. The memorable and saddening irony is that many Americans are actually seeing Canada’s de facto defence of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness as anti-American…” [Click here to read the full release]
July 9, 2003 – Oshawa – “Early reports concerning the contents of Ontario’s Progressive Conservative White Paper on auto insurance make it clear that the Progressive Conservative plan is entirely missing the mark. “Desperate for a bump in the polls, the Progressive Conservatives are again demonstrating a dangerous and foolish fixation with price controls”, says Freedom Party leader Paul McKeever, “and, if the Progressive Conservatives get their way, drivers are going to be worse off than ever before…” [Click here to read the full release]
June 26, 2003 – Oshawa – “With the passing into law of another ration of an education tax credit, and an age-discriminatory property tax cut for seniors, the most headline-grabbing “wedge issue” aspects of the Road Ahead platform have already been implemented. Freedom Party of Ontario Leader, Paul McKeever asks: “Why should anyone vote for Mr. Eves’ party now?…” [Click here to read the full release]
Contents:
Letter from Paul McKeever; Choice in Education; Taxes, Borrowing and the Debt; Electricity: A Plan for a Bright Future; Corporate Welfare; Your Home and Your Town; Improving the Integrity of Elections; Health Care; Political Party Funding; The Same Rights for All Individuals; Closing Message.
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Contents:
A re-assembly of the right as Freedom Party: speech by Leader Paul McKeever; riding association workshop coverage in Belleville; “Far-Right fringe aiming to influence Ontario vote” (Globe and Mail); Signs Point to a Spring Election (London Free Press); Sarnia Observer profiles Fp candidate Andrew Falby; Lindsay Daily Post covers Charles Olito’s campaign in Haliburton-Victoria-Brock; Discipline, or “a Discipline”? Daily Post pokes fun at its own headline, attributes quote to Olito; Frampton one of four main candidates in London-West (The Reporter); Ray Monteith first out of the gates in Elgin-Middlesex-London (St. Thomas Times-Journal); McKeever quoted by National Post concerning Eves’ manipulative, vote-oriented mortgage interest deduction proposal. Continue reading »