Liberal leadership race heats up locally
Sandra Pupatello took 8 of 16 delegates in Chatham-Kent-Essex riding on her way to leading the provincial Liberal leadership race to be the next Premier of Ontario. “Sandra has tremendous support in southwestern Ontario, and especially in Chatham-Kent-Essex,” said Mike Ferguson, former aide to MPP Pat Hoy, and a regional…
Budget Bill Passes — Keeping Chatham-Kent & Lambton-Middlesex on Track
PRESS RELEASE Budget Bill Passes — Keeping Chatham-Kent & Lambton-Middlesex on Track June 20, 2012 WALLACEBURG—Ontario is moving forward with a strong plan to create jobs and grow the economy while building on gains made in health care and education following passage today of the 2012 Budget, Strong Action for…
Liberals call out PCs for province-wide nominations
Submitted by the Lambton-Kent-Middlesex Provincial Liberal Association re: Monte McNaughton nominated Apr. 20, 2012 as PC candidate for Lambton-Kent-Middlesex This is complete proof that the Hudak PCs are desperately drooling for an election. They’re nominating candidates all over Ontario, just 6 months after the last election. It’s always politics first,…
Development fund passes second reading, despite Tory opposition
Submitted by the Lambton-Kent-Middlesex Provincial Liberals Local small and medium-sized businesses were abandoned by MPPs Monte McNaughton and Rick Nicholls last night as the Hudak PCs voted against the South West Ontario Development Fund and the thousands of local jobs it would create in our communities. “This is a shocking…
Paul Watson named Chatham-Kent-Essex Liberal candidate
Chatham–Kent—Essex Nomination Results: Date: June 28 at 10:30 p.m. – First elected to the Ontario Legislature in 1995, MPP Pat Hoy announced this past November that he will not be running for re–election in 2011. The Ontario Liberal Party would like to thank Pat for his 16 years of public…
C-K-E Liberal nomination meeting tonight in Tilbury
A Wallaceburg resident will finding out tonight if he will be making a run in the upcoming provincial election. Liberal members in Chatham-Kent-Essex will be voting for long-time MPP Pat Hoy’s replacement at a nomination meeting tonight at Ryder Hall inciside Tilbury Arena. The two candidates are Wallaceburg’s Mike Ferguson,…
Correction: Chatham-Kent-Essex Liberals meeting in Tilbury
Liberals will select their provincial candidate for Chatham-Kent Essex on June 28. The meeting is set to take place at Ryder Hall in Tilbury at 7:30 7:00p.m. Seeking the nomination are Wallaceburg resident Mike Ferguson, current assistant to retiring MPP Pat Hoy, and Paul Watson, a local lawyer and former…
Mike Ferguson seeking vacant Liberal nomination
MPP Pat Hoy’s right-hand man Mike Ferguson is using the lessons learned over a quarter of a century working with all levels of government as he runs for the provincial Liberal nomination in Chatham-Kent-Essex. “I am ready to put my 25 years of experience working with federal, provincial and municipal…
Liberal candidacy still open in Lambton-Kent Middlesex, two in the running so far
By Aaron Hall – Daily Post Editor A void still remains in Lambton-Kent Middlesex for the candidacy for the Federal Liberal Party. Riding President Mike Ferguson told the Chatham-Kent Daily Post that no date has been scheduled for a nomination meeting, yet two potential candidates are currently set to run.…
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