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Full-Day Kindergarten Starts Next Week
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Managing Ontario's Elk Population in North Hastings
    McGuinty Government Seeks Public Comment onn Elk Management Program
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Aging at Home Strategy Expands in Prince Edward-Hastings
    McGuinty Government Helping More Seniors Get Health Care at Home
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Building Better Places to Learn in Marmora and Lake Region
    McGuinty Government Improving Schools, Creating Jobs
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Our Lady of Mercy Catholic School in Bancroft Gets Green Makeover
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Test Scores Rise For Ontario Students
    McGuinty Government Preparing Students For Future Success
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Ontario Attracts Clean Energy Manufacturing Plants
    McGuinty Government Brings Investment and up to 1,400 Jobs To Ontario
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Keeping Drivers Safe
    McGuinty Government Implements New Drinking And Driving Measures
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Consultations Begin On Public Sector Compensation
    McGuinty Government Takes Next Step In Plan To Manage Responsibly
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Province Takes Action on Eco Fees
    McGuinty Government Committed To Keeping Household Hazardous Waste Out Of Environment
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Harris Wannabe Squeaks by at Conservative Convention Deal with Hillier and plan to scrap human rights protections prove Hudak is out of touch with Ontarian’s values Markham - Ontario Conservatives moved further back to the old Mike Harris era and further out of touch with today’s Ontario in selecting Tim Hudak as their Leader.

Hudak’s victory is owed largely to the support of radical-right wing candidate Randy Hillier. Hillier’s pledge of support came after Hudak followed Hillier in attacking the human rights protections Ontarians have valued for decades.

Hudak followed the Mike Harris playbook with negative, divisive pledges to rip up contracts of nurses and teachers. In addition, Hudak has pledged to slash funding for construction of new hospitals, schools and transit in communities across Ontario - which would throw thousands out of work in the middle of a global economic crisis.

“Ontario families don’t want to go back to the days of the Harris-gang calling the shots and Tim Hudak following,” said Liberal MPP Chris Bentley. “Ontarians rejected that approach and don’t want to look back.”