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I enjoyed the Etobicoke-Lakeshore Byelection Debate on July 23, 2013 at the Lake Shore Legion Hall. It was organized by CARP, which I learned is now a standalone name for an organization representing seniors. It used to be an acronym for Canadian Association of Retired Persons; CARP no longer refers to the latter Association. CARP […]
You can access information about Advance Polls for the Etobicoke-Lakeshore byelection here. You can access information about election procedures from the Elections Ontario website. The Assembly Hall is among the Advance Polls from July 20 to 25. The building, which is an exemplary illustration of the adaptive reuse of a century-old heritage building, is located […]
Etobicoke) – Etobicoke–Lakeshore Provincial Liberal Candidate Peter Milczyn joined Premier Kathleen Wynne and former local Liberal MPP Laurel Broten to meet with supporters on Saturday at the Milczyn campaign HQ. Close to four hundred supporters crowded the campaign office and overflowed into the parking lot as they cheered for Premier Wynne, Milczyn and Broten. “Peter is a […]
Glen Murray, Ontario’s Minister of Transportation & Minister of Infrastructure | MPP for Toronto Centre has on July 21, 2013 shared the following tweets: Glen Murray @Glen4ONT 18 years ago today, the Hudak-Harris PC’s cancelled the Eglinton Subway. Here’s @TorontoStar‘s front page #onpoli pic.twitter.com/uAT4QLHIlR Glen Murray @Glen4ONT 18 yrs later Wynne Liberals are building and boring subways right where the Conservatives buried […]
I much enjoyed the Rally at Peter Milczyn’s Campaign HQ at 10:00 am on Saturday, July 20, 2013. There was a great turnout and great speakers – Laurel Broten, Peter Milczyn and Premier Kathleen Wynne. I found the Rally and the subsequent Canvasing highly energizing and enjoyable. I was delighted to see the wide range […]
The headline and subhead for a July 19, 2013 Toronto Star excerpt from Along the Shore (2013) reads as follows: Along the Shore: Book Excerpt In Along the Shore, Rediscovering Toronto’s Waterfront Heritage, M. Jane Fairburn explores the area’s history. The following is an edited excerpt. You can access the excerpt here. This is an […]
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Following message is from Laurel Broten: As we approach the two week mark to E-Day, it is a very exciting time in Etobicoke-Lakeshore. Thank you so much for your support and commitment to the Peter Milczyn Campaign so far. Your efforts on local campaigns over so many years have been the most important part of […]
(ETOBICOKE) – Today, the Kathleen Wynne Liberals appointed an advisory panel to look at the future of minimum wage in Ontario. The new government wants to take a balanced approach and help Ontarians by ensuring that there is a fair minimum wage while also providing predictability for business. “Kathleen Wynne and her team are committed […]
Following message is from Michael Harrison regarding the Mimico Estates: Good Afternoon: Today, Toronto City Council adopted the recommendation from Etoicoke-York Community Council to designate the “Mimico Estates” – Ormsby/Franceschini Estate under the Ontario Heritage Act. The recommendation is that the city declare its intent to designate the property under the Act. The next step […]