QUEEN’S PARK – Guelph MPP Mike Schreiner released the following statement in response to news that the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has ruled that Bill 124 violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms:

“The Premier must not waste any more taxpayer money fighting for this terrible piece of legislation.

I call on the …

QUEEN’S PARK – MPP for Guelph, Mike Schreiner, released the following statement in response to the Financial Accountability Office’s Expenditure Monitor report for the first half of 2022-23.

“Today’s FAO report illustrates once again how the Premier would rather cling to his austerity agenda than help people in need.

The report shows that the …

MPP for Guelph, Mike Schreiner, released the following statement in response to the government’s announcement on funding for software to reduce surgical backlog.

“While I’m all for the modernization of our healthcare technology system, the government clearly remains in a state of delusion about the reality of the healthcare crisis in this province.

Solving …

QUEEN’S PARK – Mike Schreiner, released the following statement in response to the government’s healthcare infrastructure announcement.

“Fixing a few doors and windows will not fix our ailing healthcare system. That’s not where the problem lies.

And beds without staff are nothing but furniture.

If I were the Premier, I would be scrapping Bill 124 …

QUEEN’S PARK – Mike Schreiner, released the following statement as co-signatory to Bill 41 – Protection from Coerced Debts Incurred in relation to Human Trafficking Act, 2022.

“We can all agree that people deserve to move forward in life without having the past haunt them,” said Schreiner.

“This important bill will open up doors …

QUEEN’S PARK – Mike Schreiner, released the following statement in response to the FAO’s Economic and Budget Outlook report.

“Today’s FAO report highlights how this government’s budgetary decisions are hurting Ontarians.

At a time when our healthcare system is on the brink of collapse and food banks are struggling with increased demand, the Premier refuses …

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