TORONTO — Mike Schreiner made the following comment on the recently announced province-wide lockdown:
“I am relieved to learn that Premier Ford is finally taking the action that our health care professionals have been asking for. …
Month: December 2020
Premier needs to act now to help Ontarians weather this storm
TORONTO — Mike Schreiner made the following statement regarding the Premier’s response to the pandemic:
“As we head into the holidays, our worst fears for the pandemic’s strain on our hospitals and health care workers seem to be coming true. …
Municipalities need support
TORONTO – Mike Schreiner made the following statement regarding the funding gap facing municipalities in 2021:
“Yesterday, the Financial Accountability Officer identified a $2.4 billion shortfall projected for Ontario municipalities in 2021.…
Long-term care needs urgent action
Toronto – Mike Schreiner, MPP for Guelph, made the following comment regarding the second wave of Covid-19 affecting long term care residents and workers:
“The Premiers’s failure to invest in better care and more staff in LTC over the summer is unacceptable.…
Premier continues relentless attack on nature
Toronto – Mike Schreiner released the following statement on the passing of the omnibus budget bill:
“We need a budget that cares for people and planet, not one that bulldozes over environmental protections for people and property
The Premier’s attack on conservation authorities, snuck in an omnibus budget bill, rips up decades of conservation policies supported by previous Progressive Conservative governments.…
Open Letter to Premier Ford on Schedule 6 of Bill 229
Mike Schreiner sent the following letter to the Premier this morning calling on his government to remove Schedule 6 from Bill 229 – a request supported by a long list of municipalities, conservation authorities, nonprofits and organizations. …
Minister Fullerton makes the same excuses and ducks responsibility
QUEEN’S PARK — Mike Schreiner released the following statement on Long-Term Care facilities:
“Once again Minister Fullerton rose in the House and said, ‘we simply can’t snap our fingers and make it happen,’ when it comes to protecting LTC residents and front-line workers. …