DALTON McGUINTY sends out his comments on the Ontario dog ownership ban   more »

Answers the Wag the Dog survey   more »

Responds to our questions   more »

Responds to our survey   more »

Write your comments about any Ontario candidate here.   more »

Responds to our survey with an interesting rationalization for the 'pit bull' ban   more »

Some dog owners, including myself, are going to find themselves in a difficult situation on voting day. We may end up voting for a party we don't particularly like.   more »

Responds to our survey questions with Official PC Policy on the dog ownership ban   more »

If it looks like a 'pit bull'...   more »

Answers the Wag the Dog survey   more »

Former Minister of Labour answers the Wag the Dog survey   more »

Check out McGuinty's real record as premier and have some fun while you're at it!

Visit the campaign site Dalton hopes you won't see.

If you live in Ontario and haven't yet ordered an election sign, do it now!

Election signs are very important as they show where support lies and get candidates names out there so voters know who they are on Election Day.

It's easy, you can order through a website or by phone to the campaign office.  They will deliver and instal your sign and remove it as soon as possible after the election.  It's armchair activism at its best!

Find your NDP candidate here:

 http://ontariondp.com/nominated-candidates-2007/

Find your PC candidate here:

http://www.ontariopc.com/your_riding.asp

Joe Tascona in Barrie has asked that dog owners email him for signs directly.  This is the Blackberry address, so please just send your name, address with postal code and indicate that you'd like a sign.

Contact Joe at  jnt @ pc.ola.org (no spaces)

Show your support for the MPPs and parties

Who have supported us!

 

ORDER A SIGN TODAY! 

Responds to our survey   more »

Responds to the Wag the Dog survey   more »

Answers our Wag the Dog Survey   more »

The front pages of two national newspapers and two Toronto newspapers either slammed Dalton McGuinty's performance in Thursday's leaders debate or described him as being under attack for his track record as premier of Ontario.

One additional newspaper's front page was glowing in its praise of McGuinty and the Ontario Liberals, describing them as the "clear choice".

Why such a different attitude from this one publication?

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Responds to the Wag the Dog Survey   more »

Here are the results from the 2003 Ontario Provincial Election. 38 of the [now] 107 districts are very closely contested.   more »

How did your MPP vote on Bill 132? Did they stand up and be counted against it or did they fall in line with their 'fearless' leader to condemn thousands of dogs to death and violate the constitutional rights of hundreds of thousands of dog owners? Or did they go and hide instead of voting, perhaps because they knew the truth but didn't want to go nose-to-nose with the Premier and his cronies? You may want to drop in and ask them this question BEFORE you vote.   more »

This is easy and very helpful   more »

Here's your chance to get your concerns in front of the media and who knows?  Maybe your question will be selected for the debate.

Visit CTV for the details and don't be shy - get those questions in before the deadline - September 10th.

August 29, 2007 was the two-year anniversary of Ontario's Bill 132 (usually known as the "pit bull" ban). What has happened in Ontario during those two years?   more »

Although the only poll that counts is the one at the ballot box...   more »

Candidates take note...   more »

It's time to update Ontario's SPCA Act - who do you trust to do that?   more »

And with good reason...   more »

Letter very clear   more »

Drops by the DLCC booth to meet some new friends   more »

The next Ontario provincial election is on October 10, 2007.

It can't come soon enough for dog owners in the province, who have been counting the days until they can send the McGuinty Liberals packing.

The Liberals brought in their unfounded, ineffective dog breed ban - one which affects every dog owner regardless of their breed of choice - despite widespread opposition to the plan.

Dalton McGuinty doesn't think dog owners matter.  He is about to find out how wrong he can be.

The DLCC understands responsible dog owners because we are responsible dog owners ourselves.  We know that you have issues which are not covered in the mainstream media or brought up during debates at election time.

Over the next few weeks, we will be providing updates, interviews and other information of interest to people who want to vote for dog-friendly candidates in Ontario's upcoming election.

Don't sit this one out - get to the polls on October 10 and exercise your right to vote. 

It could be your dog's last chance.