Fairness for New Ontarians

Fairness, Equity and Prosperity for New Ontarians

Did you know 1 in 6 newcomers to Canada leaves the country within a year?

It’s true – Ontario is experiencing a brain drain of talented new Canadian professionals who are moving out of the province to search for better opportunities.

New Democrats stand up for New Canadians. We believe in an Ontario that is strong because it is diverse -- where people from different backgrounds, from different countries and who speak different languages all work together to build a province where everyone shares in our prosperity.

Dalton McGuinty promised positive change. Instead of progress, we’re seeing the same old approach – foreign-trained professionals – our province’s greatest untapped assets -- left waiting too long for the professional accreditation they need to build a brighter future for them and their families.

Now, the McGuinty Liberals have announced plans to for deep cuts to Ontario’s Human Rights Commission – forcing New Canadians who suffer discrimination to pay out-of-pocket to enforce their rights.

Fairness for New Ontarians

 

 

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McGuinty’s memory missing on child care promise

May 12, 2009 - 4:00pm

NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says the McGuinty government’s bridge funding for Ontario’s under-funded child care programs is welcome, but falls short of fulfilling a longstanding McGuinty government promise.

 

 

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NDP SAYS LIBERAL PARTY SHOULD REPAY SLUSH FUNDS BEFORE ELECTION

July 30, 2007 - 4:00pm

NDP MPP Michael Prue says Dalton McGuinty is responsible for the slush funds handed out by his government without fairness or transparency - and McGuinty's Liberal Party should be forced to repay grants.

 

 

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ONTARIO FAMILIES WANT FAIRNESS AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNMENT

July 26, 2007 - 4:00pm

NDP Leader Howard Hampton says it’s time to toughen up the rules that let the McGuinty Liberals use public money as a political slush fund.

“Dalton McGuinty can’t fob off responsibility for this scandal onto one disgraced cabinet minister. The issue is not Mike Colle’s actions. It’s McGuinty’s attitude – his lack of standards, fairness and accountability. This is his responsibility and his failure,” said Hampton.

 

 

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HAMPTON WELCOMES SLUSH FUND PROBE, SAYS MINISTER SHOULD STEP ASIDE

May 10, 2007 - 5:00pm

NDP Leader Howard Hampton today welcomed an Auditor General investigation into Dalton McGuinty’s Liberal slush fund – and urged McGuinty’s beleaguered Minister of Citizenship and Immigration to step aside until the investigation is complete.

 

 

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