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SUMMARY OF VALID VOTES CAST FOR EACH CANDIDATE / SOMMAIRE DES BULLETINS RÉPARTIS PAR CANDIDAT OCTOBER 6, 2011 GENERAL ELECTION ÉLECTIONS GÉNÉRALES DU 6 OCTOBRE 2011 Valid Ballots Cast / Political Interest Name of Candidates / Plurality / Bulletins valides Code / Electoral District / Circonscription électorale Nom des candidats Returning Officer / Directeur du scrutin Majorité Code des intérêts * Member of the previous Legislature / Membre de la dernière Assemblée législative des voix Total % politiques 1 AJAX-PICKERING 4,888 19,606 47.34% L * JOE DICKSON Roxanne Tommasulo 14,718 35.54% PC TODD MCCARTHY Whitby 5,952 14.37% ND EVAN WISEMAN 843 2.04% GP STEVEN TOMAN 299 0.72% LTN ANDREW DELIS 2 ALGOMA-MANITOULIN 4,188 11,585 44.52% ND MICHAEL MANTHA Norma I. Cochrane 7,397 28.42% L * MIKE BROWN Thessalon 6,141 23.60% PC JOE CHAPMAN 684 2.63% GP JUSTIN TILSON 217 0.83% FCP DAVID HOFFMAN 3 ANCASTER-DUNDAS-FLAMBOROUGH-WESTDALE 4,516 21,648 43.70% L * TED MCMEEKIN Susan Curtis 17,132 34.58% PC DONNA SKELLY Lynden 8,521 17.20% ND TREVOR WESTERHOFF 1,477 2.98% GP ERIK COVERDALE 321 0.65% FCP BOB MATON 258 0.52% LTN GLENN LANGTON 99 0.20% FP PETER MELANSON 87 0.18% C RICK GUNDERMAN SMITH 4 BARRIE 2,521 17,527 40.66% PC ROD JACKSON Maura I. Bolger 15,006 34.81% L KARL WALSH Barrie 8,171 18.95% ND MYRNA CLARK 1,909 4.43% GP ANDREW MILLER 318 0.74% LTN DARREN ADRIAN ROSKAM 179 0.42% FP MATTHEW MACKENZIE 5 BEACHES-EAST YORK 4,112 17,925 46.82% ND * MICHAEL PRUE Jeff Paulin 13,813 36.08% L HELEN BURSTYN Toronto 5,333 13.93% PC CHRIS MENARY 1,025 2.68% GP SHAWN ALI 144 0.38% FP NAOMI POLEY-FISHER 45 0.12% TOP JOE ROSS SUMMARY OF VALID VOTES CAST FOR EACH CANDIDATE / SOMMAIRE DES BULLETINS RÉPARTIS PAR CANDIDAT OCTOBER 6, 2011 GENERAL ELECTION ÉLECTIONS GÉNÉRALES DU 6 OCTOBRE 2011 Valid Ballots Cast / Political Interest Name of Candidates / Plurality / Bulletins valides Code / Electoral District / Circonscription électorale Nom des candidats Returning Officer / Directeur du scrutin Majorité Code des intérêts * Member of the previous Legislature / Membre de la dernière Assemblée législative des voix Total % politiques 6 BRAMALEA-GORE-MALTON 2,277 16,626 38.16% ND JAGMEET SINGH Bridge Ramdewar 14,349 32.93% L * KULDIP KULAR Brampton 9,896 22.71% PC SANJEEV MAINGI 1,091 2.50% GP PAULINE THORNHAM 738 1.69% LTN JOY LEE 491 1.13% FCP LINDA O'MARRA 381 0.87% IND ARCHIE MCLACHLAN 7 BRAMPTON-SPRINGDALE 2,909 15,663 44.43% L * LINDA JEFFREY Malcolm Scott Ching 12,754 36.17% PC PAM HUNDAL Brampton 5,378 15.25% ND MANI SINGH 900 2.55% GP JAMES DUNCAN 193 0.55% FCP BART WYSOKINSKI 152 0.43% C ELIZABETH ROWLEY 136 0.39% PCP JASBIR SINGH 81 0.23% COR FAUZIA SADIQ 8 BRAMPTON WEST / BRAMPTON-OUEST 4,790 19,224 43.76% L * VIC DHILLON Kulwinder S. Khehra 14,434 32.86% PC BEN SHENOUDA Mississauga 8,331 18.96% ND DALBIR SINGH KATHURIA 1,432 3.26% GP PATTI CHMELYK 509 1.16% FP TED HARLSON 9 BRANT 1,106 16,867 37.08% L * DAVE LEVAC Carol Droeske 15,761 34.65% PC MICHAEL ST. AMANT Brantford 11,006 24.20% ND BRIAN VAN TILBORG 957 2.10% GP KEN BURNS 244 0.54% IND MARTIN SITKO 237 0.52% FCP DANIEL HOCKLEY 190 0.42% LTN ROB FERGUSON 136 0.30% FP DUSTIN JENNER 86 0.19% P JOHN TURMEL 10 BRUCE-GREY-OWEN SOUND 8,678 19,567 47.37% PC BILL WALKER Linda Van Aalst 10,889 26.36% L KEVIN ECCLES Owen Sound 6,133 14.85% ND PAUL JOHNSTONE 2,654 6.43% GP DON MARSHALL 1,478 3.58% IND SHANE JOLLEY 339 0.82% FCP JOEL KIDD 246 0.60% LTN JAY MILLER SUMMARY OF VALID VOTES CAST FOR EACH CANDIDATE / SOMMAIRE DES BULLETINS RÉPARTIS PAR CANDIDAT OCTOBER 6, 2011 GENERAL ELECTION ÉLECTIONS GÉNÉRALES DU 6 OCTOBRE 2011 Valid Ballots Cast / Political Interest Name of Candidates / Plurality / Bulletins valides Code / Electoral District / Circonscription électorale Nom des candidats Returning Officer / Directeur du scrutin Majorité Code des intérêts * Member of the previous Legislature / Membre de la dernière Assemblée législative des voix Total % politiques 11 BURLINGTON 2,152 20,061 40.41% PC JANE MCKENNA Elaine S. Riehm 17,909 36.07% L KARMEL SAKRAN Burlington 9,370 18.87% ND PEGGY RUSSELL 1,129 2.27% GP ALEX BROWN 639 1.29% LTN ANTHONY GILES 380 0.77% FCP TIM O'BRIEN 156 0.31% FP ANDREW BRANNAN 12 CAMBRIDGE 1,954 15,947 37.69% PC ROB LEONE Alison Jackson 13,993 33.07% L KATHRYN MCGARRY Cambridge 10,414 24.61% ND ATINUKE BANKOLE 1,056 2.50% GP JACQUES MALETTE 629 1.49% LTN ALLAN R. DETTWEILER 271 0.64% IND ROBERT ROSS 13 CARLETON-MISSISSIPPI MILLS 9,102 28,246 50.29% PC JACK MACLAREN Edward W. Wilson 19,144 34.08% L MEGAN CORNELL Almonte 6,371 11.34% ND LIAM DUFF 1,857 3.31% GP SCOTT SIMSER 549 0.98% FCP CYNTHIA BREDFELDT 14 CHATHAM-KENT-ESSEX 3,490 15,121 41.78% PC RICK NICHOLLS George Guy Taylor 11,631 32.14% L PAUL WATSON Chatham 8,415 23.25% ND ALEKSANDRA NAVARRO 1,027 2.84% GP HOLLY SULLIVAN 15 DAVENPORT 1,414 14,367 45.93% ND JONAH SCHEIN Rocco D'Amico 12,953 41.41% L CRISTINA MARTINS Toronto 2,480 7.93% PC KIRK RUSSELL 855 2.73% GP FRANK DE JONG 250 0.80% IND MARK JAGG 163 0.52% C MIGUEL FIGUEROA 96 0.31% FP FRANZ CAUCHI 82 0.26% PHR ALLIX THOMPSON 33 0.11% TOP KIROS GHIWOT SUMMARY OF VALID VOTES CAST FOR EACH CANDIDATE / SOMMAIRE DES BULLETINS RÉPARTIS PAR CANDIDAT OCTOBER 6, 2011 GENERAL ELECTION ÉLECTIONS GÉNÉRALES DU 6 OCTOBRE 2011 Valid Ballots Cast / Political Interest Name of Candidates / Plurality / Bulletins valides Code / Electoral District / Circonscription électorale Nom des candidats Returning Officer / Directeur du scrutin Majorité Code des intérêts * Member of the previous Legislature / Membre de la dernière Assemblée législative des voix Total % politiques 16 DON VALLEY EAST / DON VALLEY-EST 7,645 16,350 51.08% L MICHAEL COTEAU Sean Graney 8,705 27.19% PC MICHAEL LENDE Toronto 5,953 18.60% ND BOB HILLIARD 702 2.19% GP AREN BEDROSYAN 187 0.58% FCP RYAN KIDD 113 0.35% FP WAYNE SIMMONS 17 DON VALLEY WEST / DON VALLEY-OUEST 11,617 24,444 58.32% L * KATHLEEN WYNNE Nasir Addetia 12,827 30.60% PC ANDREA MANDEL-CAMPBELL Toronto 3,621 8.64% ND KHALID AHMED 718 1.71% GP LOUIS FLISS 125 0.30% C DIMITRIS KABITSIS 108 0.26% VEP ROSEMARY WAIGH 74 0.18% FP SOUMEN DEB 18 DUFFERIN-CALEDON 7,671 17,833 46.95% PC * SYLVIA JONES Terry W. Sutton 10,162 26.75% L LORI HOLLOWAY Bolton 5,540 14.58% GP ROB STRANG 4,200 11.06% ND KAREN MARILYN GVENTER 250 0.66% LTN DANIEL KOWALEWSKI 19 DURHAM 8,999 22,393 49.07% PC * JOHN O'TOOLE Ralph Werry 13,394 29.35% L BETTY SOMERVILLE Enniskillen 8,027 17.59% ND JAMES TERRY 1,221 2.68% GP EDWARD YAGHLEDJIAN 424 0.93% LTN BLAIZE BARNICOAT 172 0.38% FP DAVID STRUTT 20 EGLINTON-LAWRENCE 7,895 20,752 54.15% L * MIKE COLLE Linda C. Sparling 12,857 33.55% PC ROCCO ROSSI Toronto 3,763 9.82% ND GERTI DERVISHI 575 1.50% GP JOSH RACHLIS 152 0.40% FP MICHAEL BONE 146 0.38% IND JERRY GREEN 79 0.21% PPSN SUJITH KUMAR REDDY 21 ELGIN-MIDDLESEX-LONDON 8,696 19,771 47.86% PC JEFF YUREK Carrie Snyders 11,075 26.81% L LORI BALDWIN-SANDS St. Thomas 9,201 22.27% ND KATHY CORNISH 981 2.37% GP ERIC LOEWEN 283 0.69% FP PAUL MCKEEVER SUMMARY OF VALID VOTES CAST FOR EACH CANDIDATE / SOMMAIRE DES BULLETINS RÉPARTIS PAR CANDIDAT OCTOBER 6, 2011 GENERAL ELECTION ÉLECTIONS GÉNÉRALES DU 6 OCTOBRE 2011 Valid Ballots Cast / Political Interest Name of Candidates / Plurality / Bulletins valides Code / Electoral District / Circonscription électorale Nom des candidats Returning Officer / Directeur du scrutin Majorité Code des intérêts * Member of the previous Legislature / Membre de la dernière Assemblée législative des voix Total % politiques 22 ESSEX 1,368 17,417 37.99% ND TARAS NATYSHAK Margaret Woltz 16,049 35.01% PC DAVE BRISTER Essex 11,518 25.12% L KEN SCHMIDT 860 1.88% GP JASON MATYI 23 ETOBICOKE CENTRE 7,960 21,916 51.48% L * DONNA CANSFIELD Wayne Gilbert 13,956 32.78% PC MARY ANNE DEMONTE-WHELAN Mississauga 5,099 11.98% ND ANA MARIA RIVERO 837 1.97% GP CHERYLL SAN JUAN 422 0.99% LTN ALEXANDER BUSSMANN 231 0.54% FCP LIZ MILLICAN 108 0.25% FP MARCO RENDA 24 ETOBICOKE-LAKESHORE 9,464 22,169 51.02% L * LAUREL BROTEN Wendy Gibbs 12,705 29.24% PC SIMON NYILASSY Toronto 6,713 15.45% ND DIONNE COLEY 1,164 2.68% GP ANGELA SALEWSKY 174 0.40% FP MARK BROMBACHER 172 0.40% LTN HANS KUNOV 125 0.29% SP NATALIE LOCHWIN 113 0.26% IND JOHN LETONJA 113 0.26% NA THANE C. MACKAY 25 ETOBICOKE NORTH / ETOBICOKE-NORD 6,009 12,081 48.46% L * SHAFIQ QAADRI Spencer L. Martin 6,072 24.36% PC KARM SINGH Toronto 5,426 21.76% ND VRIND SHARMA 541 2.17% GP GURLEEN GILL 391 1.57% FCP CLAUDIO CEOLIN 320 1.28% FP JAMES MCCONNELL 100 0.40% PCP GOPAL BAGHEL 26 GLENGARRY-PRESCOTT-RUSSELL 1,372 17,345 43.18% L GRANT CRACK Aimé A.
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    CEO’s Report to Members June 2012 This report outlines the activities of the Federation over the past four months. Meetings with Government Officials The Federation continues to meet with various politicians and bureaucrats to address our key advocacy issues. During the past few months, meetings were held with: Mike Maka, Special Assistant on Policy to Harinder Takhar, Minister of Government Seervices (16Feb2012) David Black, Senior Policy Advisor to Bob Chiarelli, Minister of Infrastructure & Transportation (21Feb2012) Paul Miller, MPP for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek and NDP Culture Critic (23Feb2012) Melanie Wright, Senior Policy Advisor to Dwight Duncan, Minister of Finance (23Feb2012) Brad Duguid, Minister of Economic Development & Innovation (23Mar2012) Emilee Irwin, Senior Policy Advisor to Laurel Broten, Minister of Education (11Apr2012) Taki Sarantakis, Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy & Communications Branch of Infrastructure Canada (06Jun2012) Ontario and Federal Budgets There was no specific mention of public libraries in the Ontario Budget announced on March 27, 2012. However, the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, like most ministries, is planning to reduce spending over the next three years. The Ministry is planning to cut $11 million ($3.0 M in 2012/13, $4.0 M in 2013/14, and $4.0 in 2014/15) by removing overlap and duplication. This will largely come from consolidating four existing grant programs (ie. Museum and Technology Fund, International Cultural Initiatives Fund, Creative Communities Prosperity Fund, and Cultural Strategic Investment Fund). The Ministry is planning additional unspecified reductions of $14.4 million ($0.5 M in 2012/13, $1.5 M in 2013/14, and $12.4 M in 2014/15) by undertaking efficiency measures across various programs, including those arising as a result of the merger of the Sport program.
  • Provincial Legislatures

    Provincial Legislatures

    PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURES ◆ PROVINCIAL & TERRITORIAL LEGISLATORS ◆ PROVINCIAL & TERRITORIAL MINISTRIES ◆ COMPLETE CONTACT NUMBERS & ADDRESSES Completely updated with latest cabinet changes! 86 / PROVINCIAL RIDINGS PROVINCIAL RIDINGS British Columbia Surrey-Green Timbers ............................Sue Hammell ......................................96 Surrey-Newton........................................Harry Bains.........................................94 Total number of seats ................79 Surrey-Panorama Ridge..........................Jagrup Brar..........................................95 Liberal..........................................46 Surrey-Tynehead.....................................Dave S. Hayer.....................................96 New Democratic Party ...............33 Surrey-Whalley.......................................Bruce Ralston......................................98 Abbotsford-Clayburn..............................John van Dongen ................................99 Surrey-White Rock .................................Gordon Hogg ......................................96 Abbotsford-Mount Lehman....................Michael de Jong..................................96 Vancouver-Burrard.................................Lorne Mayencourt ..............................98 Alberni-Qualicum...................................Scott Fraser .........................................96 Vancouver-Fairview ...............................Gregor Robertson................................98 Bulkley Valley-Stikine ...........................Dennis