Ask any Wynne Liberal what they think of allowing two-tier medi-care in Ontario and the response will be swift and predictable.

“We can’t allow corporations to make a profit as a result of Ontarians who get sick.”

“Free healthcare is part of Ontario’s culture.”

...

The following is a guest blog I wrote for The Society for Quality Education on our current education system in Ontario. I've re-posted the original here. For more information, please visit: ht...

Premier of Ontario Kathleen Wynne has made it very public that Prime Minister Stephen Harper refuses to meet with her.

The Premier and the Prime Minister really have nothing in common.

What would they talk about?

Stephen Harper has been working d...

Last Monday, in council chambers, when I was thanking those who inspired me in my term, I mentioned my father's experiences in a Stasi prison and how he helped me understand the importance of fighting on behalf of the rights of others.

The local paper wrote about my speech but the article failed to provide context as to why my father was in an East Germ...

The last time I went in to see my Member of Parliament (then Frank Klees) my conversation made front page news in the local paper. With Frank Klees, every issue had a political end and he used each opportunity as such.

What a breath of fresh air it was for me to visit with the new MPP Chris Ballard.

Below is a copy of my speech at a Remembrance Day service in Newmarket arranged by the Legion:

On November 11, 1919 Canada marked the first anniversary of Armistice with a day of Remembrance.

Ninety five years later, Canada still remembers.

We recognize the men and women who ans...

The similarities are startling.

Two conservative parties languishing in opposition. Both parties are struggling to gain a foothold within the urban centres of their respective provinces. A series of by-elections and winnable seats are lost. Questions about the leadership of the party.

This was the situati...