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News Links - September 2007
-Tory shrugs off latest polls showing Liberal momentum
-Tory defined by his political past
-Liberals offer OHIP coverage for many PSA tests
-Prioritize tuition during Ontario elections: CFS
-Parties risk getting off base with core vote
-Religion 'killing' Tory says political scientist
-Tory targets poverty before upscale crowd
-Provincial Conservatives rated worst on environmental plans
Ten Important Questions for Provincial Election Candidates-
-McGuinty attacks Tory's cost-cutting
-Anti-poverty protesters make an election pitch
-Anti-poverty, taxi protests jam Toronto streets
-Green Divide that Isn't
-WHO’S GREENER? NDP and Green party battle for enviro supremacy
-Hampton pledges to pay for delisted health services
-Smitherman attacks Tory health proposal
-School plan a tough sell: Tory
-Tory vows to cap assessment hikes, give seniors more pension access
-Premier says drinking water has improved
-Ont. should end religious school funding: civil liberties group
-Hampton pitches non-profit N. Ontario hydro firm
-Ontario NDP says next government must play ball
-What the blogs have been talking about this past week.
-Hampton returns NDP to its roots
-The health care premium
-Tory vows to fast-track nuke plants
-Tory's plan for two-tier health care
-Hundreds head to advance polls
-McGuinty: Debate opponents short on new ideas
-Hungry City
-Ontario Election: McGuinty gets his ass handed to him
-Ontario leaders' waste no time getting to faith-based schools
-Broken-down ballot
-Youth eager to participate in election campaigns
-Too Green for debate
-Tory's private health policy blasted
-Field of candidates tries to harvest votes
-School plan may cost Tory core support
-Leaders ready to rumble in TV debate
-Ontario voters pan faith-based education: poll
-12 parties vying for seats in Oct. 10 election
-McGuinty the star of Conservative ads
-Premier brushes off poll results
-The Greens have hit a nerve
-Tory pushes plan to 'Buy Ontario' produce
-Democracy well served by reform
-Election triggers discontent in house of labour
-Delisted services not coming back, Tory says
-Tory plan will hurt schools, Hampton says
-Tory defends family farms
-Hobbled May rallies Greens
-Tory: No health care user fees
-Hampton targets school funding
-McGuinty defends schools position
-Money-machine parodies McGuinty
-Ontario election campaign is anything but dull
-Leaders' spouses at forefront, and on sidelines
-Ballot box battle
-McGuinty asks Harper for more seats in Commons
-Ontario Tories focus their campaign
-Poverty bus going on GTA hustings
-Ontario Premier's security increased after death threats from laid off mill worker
-McGuinty, rivals joust over lagging economy
-Take 5 - no, 6 more holidays, says leader
-Greens release election platform
-Tory proposes $1.3B plan to clean Nanticoke smoke
-Low-income Ontario voters will soon get food for ...
-Should Ontario vote for electoral reform?
-Hampton vows $10 wage, MPP pay cut
-NDP dukes it out on home turf
-Pol-grilling primer
-Hampton vows to roll back Liberal health-care tax
-Mississauga council invites Greens to forum
-McGuinty has spring in his step
-Ex-Harris minister sees peril for Tory on schools
-Child poverty shames Ontario
-Support for poor should be priority
-Can the Tories really bring doctors home?
-Politicians challenged to combat child poverty
-Tories slam health tax as ‘granddaddy of broken promises'
-Hampton on the attack in Steeltown
-Harper, Tory focus is all wrong
-NDP leader makes election call
-Voices: Election issues
-McGuinty Goes Back to School
-McGuinty evokes the spectre of Harris
-Dalton staking future on religious school stance
-Premier deserves pink slip: Hampton
-McGuinty a `promise breaker,' Tory tells voters
-Platform 'unveiled'
-Tories get early jump on campaign’s first day
-School funding could tip the balance
-NDP vows affordable fixes
-Education minister's riding 'beachhead,' McGuinty ...
-Writ dropped, slanging starts
-Ontario campaign officially under way
-Sault Could Be One of the "Bloodiest Battles" In Provincial Election
-Historic change few can explain
-Handicapping hot races
-Gloves come off as campaign looms
-Group Says Ontario Needs To Reduce Provincial Poverty
-A green thumb's up for electoral reform
-John Tory's run at Ontario's biggest political job
-Kangaroo a springboard for debate
-No easy cure for health tax
-NDP unveils ad bashing Liberals
-Ont. Liberals, Tories aim for each other
-Support for poor should be priority
-Tory says election offers Ontario a choice
-McGuinty plays it safe
-Grits put $500M price tag on Tory schools plan
-On the Web: Dalton and John, unplugged
-Finding a vision for Ontario Inc.
-300 will make little difference, students
-Health tax stays: McGuinty
-Ontario Liberals release 71-pledge plan
-Liberals vow to introduce provincial ban on pesticides
-Tory snared by schools flap
-Liberal platform lacks flash
-Mind the gap
-Election candidates react to Tory financial plan
-Creationism can be taught with evolution: Tory
-John Tory backpedals after saying creationism can be taught in schools
-Liberals woo parents with plans for preschoolers and undergrads
-Public historically cool to faith-based funding
-Hampton deserves attention
-'Family Day' flaw: 'Flag Day' less syrupy
-NDP pledges tuition cuts, freeze
-Ont. NDP gaining ground in areas hit by job cuts
-Greens fail in debate bid
-NDP choose candidate for Ottawa-West Nepean
-Dental plan could aid 500,000
-School test results can't be trusted, Tory says
-Denticare movement has teeth
-Liberals vow $45M for low-income dental care
-Tory's new riding one of 15 key races
-Private not Public firms key in Liberal energy plan
-Parade pushes good jobs
-Unions out in droves to mark Labour Day; demand job improvements
-Liberals promise February long-weekend
-McGuinty urges voters to judge record
-Tory lays out economic plan
-Reform's on the ballot: Now if only they cared
-The pros and cons of MMP
-Key questions for candidates
-Technology grows on the campaign trail
-John Tory vows to kill unpopular health tax
-McGuinty’s New Surplus Generated on the Backs of Students
-Educate yourself on education issues during election campaign
-Ontario voters waiting for a leader to emerge
-McGuinty diminishes sentiment by inflating it into slogan
-Greens vow to helps schools produce own clean energy
-Tories release cost figures for 'prudent' platform
-Ontario to lean on conservation under power plan
-Critics fear new plan will drain consumers' wallets

News Links - August 2007
-Dalton McGuinty Kicks Off Provincial Election Campaign
-A Guide to Voting in Ontario's Provincial Election
-Put politicians on the hot seat
-Anglicans gear up for Ontario election
-Ontario seeks to double contracted supply
-Opposition questions Liberal ties
-Tory bristles at comparisons to Mike Harris
-McGuinty considers renaming Hwy. 401 for soldiers
-Parties target emissions as campaigns hit the road
-Fresh election, same stale tricks
-Liberals promise $700M for seniors' home care
-Tory goes negative right away
-Ontario Liberals no shoo-in
-Tory, Hampton flirt for voters
-Religious school cost too high: Minister
-Conservatives seek probe of Liberals, `Families' ties
-We should index the minimum wage
-Premier rejects Tory's all-faith funding plan
--The Rich Men Beg Banks lobby McGuinty for tax relief
-McGuinty eases city's tax burden
-Greens aim for non-environmental buzz
-Ontario election issues start to simmer
-Twenty Things Ontario Can and Should Do RIGHT NOW to improve ...
-Ontario Liberals continue pre-election spending spree
-NDP promises relief for cities
-Ontario's 21 Closest Provincial Ridings
-Premier vows more staff to monitor criminals
-Ontario health promotion minister has MP Del Mastro fuming
-Ontario won't bail out city
-NDP's city relief just pie in sky
-Jacoby-Hawkins is Green candidate
-Ontario boasts $2.3B surplus
-Ontario boosts funding for autism treatment
-Tory vows to kill Grit health tax
-Ontario to keep health tax despite rosy finances
-McGuinty pledges Hamilton harbour cleanup cash
-Teachers vow to support Wynne, defeat Tory
-Hampton promises to reverse downloading
-Pet lovers calling for tougher cruelty laws
-Liberals set aside $6.6M for climate change education
-Tories with Edge Heading into Ontario Election Campaign
-NDP unveil plan to cut demand and boost green energy use across ...
-Beware of Tories' promise to improve care, coalition says
-Candidates trade slap shots over Leaside arena
-Native group joins in fight against $1B development
-Liberal ties hound voting official
-City election candidate carries Green Party flag in Fanshawe
-Politicians pan reform
-Get informed on reform
-Downloading must be the top election issue in Scarborough
-Ontario would issue green licence plates
-Web is new battleground for fall provincial vote
-Campaign to defeat MMP in Ontario officially begins
-Ontario bishops to release election guide
-EI unfair to Ontario: McGuinty
-Canadians need more time off work, labour group says
-Party's past will hamper Tory's effort
-Students can use ID cards to register for fall election
-Premier, mayor moving toward truce
-Liberal MPP denies allegations
-Tory says he'd fund e-health initiatives
-Ontario pledges $150M for seniors
-Tory pledges annual $35M for wildlife
-Ontario nursing homes to receive renovation
-Party policies not green enough for enviro-voters
-Check on senior care urged
-There's plenty of green turf in Ontario election
-Green concerns top issues, environmentalists say
-Power outrage: Acrimony on the waterfront may see a controversial power plant run afoul of the law
-Conservatives vow to spend gas taxes on roads, transit
-`Greens' to make voice heard in Oct. 10 vote
-Tories risk the 'renegade' factor
-Senior care `revolution' faltering
-Liberals to boost nursing home food allowance
-Ottawa would be premier concern: Tory
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