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Today, YOU can make a difference.

YOU can change the lives of thousands of dog owners and save the lives of thousands of dogs in Ontario.

To do this, you MUST VOTE

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Today is Election Day in Ontario. 

All responsible, informed and caring dog owners must vote today to reject the McGuinty Liberals. 

The McGuinty Liberals made responsible dog owners of all breeds into second-class citizens and discriminated against dogs solely because of their shape.  The McGuinty Liberals promulgated unfounded, unjust, vague, shoddy and ineffective legislation that kills dogs - just for the sound bites and photo ops.

Vote for the candidate in your riding likeliest to beat the Liberal candidate.

Let the Liberals know you won't take this lying down.

Bite the McGuinty Liberals where it hurts - in their Legislature seats.

 

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Once upon a time, in a province called Ontario, a man named Dalton McGuinty wanted to become premier so badly that he made many promises. He said he would not raise taxes. He promised to close the dirty coal-burning plants. He would help autistic children, relieve gridlock problems and help immigrants have their qualifications recognized in Canada.
 
Here is the A to Z story of what happened when this man gained power.   more »

I was not on the Voter's List this time when I went to the Advance Poll last week, probably because our riding has been redrawn to match the Federal riding.  This is true of many ridings in Ontario for this election.

I was surprised, since I've voted in every election at all levels of government since reaching the age of majority, but despite not being on the list, it was really easy to vote.

I had to show ID with my name and address on it.  I used my Driver's Licence but you can also use a Health Card.  Passports are no good.  I think you can use another form of ID with a copy of a bill such as a power bill or telephone bill if you don't have a Driver's Licence or current Health Card.

The Returning Officer (RO) filled in a form which I signed.  Took about two minutes total.

Then, I presented the form to the RO who gives out the ballots and got my two ballots.

Then, I voted.

So please, get out and vote tomorrow, even if you're not on the list, even if you've never voted before.

Let's prove the media wrong.  They've been creating the impression that the election is a done deal and has been for weeks.

Get out and show Dalton and his gang that discriminating against innocent citizens doesn't cut the mustard in Ontario.

Polls are open tomorrow from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm.  You are allowed time off from work to vote.

Fingers crossed for a good outcome in favour of democracy and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

 

Crossposted at Caveat

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