Posts from the 2022 Ontario Election
Massive Refusal of Ontarians to Authorize Any Party to Speak in Their Name In this election, the disempowerment of the majority of Ontarians came through loud and clear. The election saw the lowest voter turnout in Ontario’s history with way more than 50 per cent of the eligible voters refusing to cast a ballot – …
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On June 2 the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario headed by Doug Ford won a majority of seats in the 43rd Ontario general election, going from 67 seats at dissolution of the legislature to 83 seats out of a total of 124.* His party did so having received only 17% of the vote of the …
Below are the preliminary election results for the Windsor and area ridings. The numbers in brackets are from the 2018 provincial election if the Party or candidate participated in that election in the riding. WINDSOR-TECUMSEH Andrew Dowie – Progressive Conservative: 17,673 (11,675)Gemma Grey-Hall – NDP: 11,532 (25,221)Gary Kaschak – Liberal: 5,580 (3,513)Steven Gifford – Ontario: …
Province Wide Results This election saw the lowest voter turnout in Ontario history at 43.54%.* The previous low was 48.2 percent in the October 2011 election. The following are the unofficial results from Elections Ontario as of 6 am on June 3, 2022. Polls reporting: 99.73% (8,050/8,072) Registered voters prior to election day: 10,760,433 (The …
Emergency Powers Made Permanent On April 14, Bill 100, the Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act was passed in the Ontario Legislature by the Ford government with the support of the NDP, Liberals and Greens. The legislation is said to be in response to the week-long blockade of the Ambassador Bridge in February of this year. It …
Securing Corridors and Handouts Bill 100, Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act, was introduced in the Legislature just two days before an announced $5.2 billion dollar future investment by Stellantis, the current owner of Chrysler, in partnership with the South Korean conglomerate LG, to build an electric vehicle battery plant in the riding of Windsor-Tecumseh. Other related …
Integration into U.S. War Economy Among those calling for permanent corridors to be established in response to the Ambassador Bridge blockade, was the CEO of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Perrin Beatty. The Emergencies Act that was invoked federally against the “Freedom Convoy” was originally introduced by Beatty when he was Solicitor General and Minister of …
Injured Workers’ Demands Today, June 1, is Injured Workers’ Day. Below are the demands of the Workers’ Comp is a Right Campaign in this election. Please share widely. To view the full document, including the embedded links, download it here.
Community Support Informs the Electorate The support from the community for my campaign has been to help the electorate cast an informed vote. This has included people taking lawn signs, sharing social media posts, handing out flyers door-to-door and providing a fence to hang a banner. I would like to specifically thank the Windsor Islamic …
Podcast: Ford Government’s Major Reforms in K-12 In this series reviewing the Ontario Ford government’s reforms in education since taking office, we discuss some of the major reforms that took place in post-secondary and K-12 education and the resistance that emerged to them. In part 1 researchers Adam and Kaitlyn led the discussion on major …
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