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Shurman illustrates McGuinty's damage to Ontario |
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'Ontario can lead again,' says Hudak
By ALTHIA RAJ, QMI AGENCY - Toronto Sun Thornhill MPP Peter Shurman said a key feature would be private-sector job creation and ways to enable small and medium-size businesses to thrive. “The McGuinty Liberals through high taxes on new investment, red tape, regulations have made the business environment in Ontario unattractive to new businesses and to investors,” he said.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 06 March 2010 )
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Shurman gains surge of support for resolution from across the country |
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‘Odious’ Israeli Apartheid Week condemmed
By Carson Jerema | March 3rd, 2010 | 5:01 pm
Yearly campus event denounced by politicians as a ruse for racism
A similar motion was passed by the Ontario Provincial Parliament in late February, where all present members supported a motion put forward by Tory MPP Peter Shurman. Shurman told the Toronto Star that he would like to see the name changed. “Israeli Apartheid Week is not a dialogue, it’s a monologue and it is an imposition of a view by the name itself—the name is hateful, it is odious.” Similar sentiments were expressed by both Liberal and NDP members of the provincial legislature.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 March 2010 )
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TDSB follows MPP Shurman's lead |
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TDSB condemns Israeli Apartheid Week Chris Spence, Director of Education The event called "Israeli Apartheid Week", which takes place primarily on University and College campuses, is scheduled to take place next week. In the provincial legistature on February 25, 2010, all three parties adopted a resolution to condemn “Israeli Apartheid Week”, on a motion (46K 3/2/2010) of MPP Peter Shurman, Thornhill. |
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Thornhill MPP Shurman makes the case to save Grant Forest Products |
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McGuinty Turns His Back on Northern Ontario PC Economic Development Critic makes the case to save Grant Forest Products “If Dalton McGuinty hadn’t broken his 2007 Throne Speech promise to help the forestry industry, the communities of Englehart and Timmins wouldn’t be facing the possible and immediate loss of 1,500 direct and indirect jobs – a loss that will devastate the families that rely on those jobs,” said Shurman. “While this government has forgotten about its promises to the north, it handed Ford $81 million for 757 jobs that may be created. Meanwhile Grant Forest Products represents the impending loss of 1,500 jobs right now. Will you commit to a no cash investment in our own people, a home-grown business, Ontario forestry technology, the resource-rich north, or do we sell our birthright to Georgia Pacific for 30 cents on the dollar ?” Shurman demanded. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 March 2010 )
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