Conservatives Propose New Ideas for Economy While Liberals Stay Stuck in Denial
The Speech from the Throne is supposed to serve as a governing blueprint. With Dalton McGuinty running up a record-smashing $24.7 billion deficit, many observers were hoping that this blueprint would include a plan to dig Ontario out of this hole.
What New Tax Will Dalton McGuinty Surprise Us With This Time?
There are two major problems with Dalton McGuinty's Speeches from the Throne. On one hand, they are always filled with major promises that he never acts on. On the other hand, they fail to include the major policies that he does act on.
McGuinty's "Same-Old-Same-Old" Throne Speech Fails to Address Liberal Debt, Jobs, or Spending Problems
Instead of using his latest Speech from the Throne to change course and finally provide a long-term plan for new leadership, spending restraint and job creation, Dalton McGuinty has chosen a "Same-old-same-old" Throne Speech that will ensure Ontario remains saddled with one of the worst jobs, tax and debt records in all of Canada.
Tim Hudak's Message: Ontario Can Lead Again
Conservative Leader Tim Hudak today addressed the more than 1000 delegates at the 2010 Ontario PC AGM. In his speech, Hudak shared his unwavering optimism that Ontario can once again lead as the province with the strongest economy, best hospitals, best schools and best jobs in all of Canada.
Conservative Policy Renewal Key Feature of AGM 2010
Today, Conservatives from across Ontario used AGM 2010 to discuss and debate policy ideas that will form the backbone of the Party platform heading into the October 6, 2011 General Election. Party members gathered to discuss different perspectives on the state of the Ontario economy and how to best get the province back on track.