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McGuinty and the Liberals are already campaigning and running attack ads. Funny how nobody in the media sribble editorials about how heinous it is to run attack ads outside the writ period. I myself think the PC’s are going about things the right way. Don’t bring up things like electricity rates, E-Health, spending, etc., now, wait for the campaign. Attack McGuinty’s record then, keeping things in voters minds as voting day nears. “As of the writing of this column McGuinty âswelled the size of government by 31% since coming to power and increased the number of civil servants earning $100,000+ from 4,319 to a staggering 42,549. ” That’s very interesting. You see, workers who have suffered permanent workplace injuries and are unable to return to their jobs end up recieving disability pensions through WSIB. Keep in mind that they lose roughly 35% of what they were earning before the injury with the pension. So what does McGuinty do for these injured workers facing hst, skyrocketing hydro, higher insurance premiums, etc. What doe Premier Dad do to look after these workers? Why he approves a .05% increase for 2011 and the same .05% for 2012. To put it in perspective, someone I know received an increase of $6 per month with McGuinty’s approved increase. That doesn’t even cover the hst for hydro. People of Ontario, send Premier Dud (that’s not a typo), packing come this falls election.
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I have shopped at lots of liquor stores, including Alberta, where there is “free market” but have found them to be dismal, catering to the lowest common denominator and stocking only what people think they want. It is terrible!! No selection and only the most “famous” wines. I find the LCBO does a wonderful job in searching out and making available to the uninitiated, many good wines. My local LCBO also employs people who actually drink wine other than Yellow Label reds! I fear that privatizing would lead to more expensive prices for crappy wines and less access to lsser known gems.You are right about the size of a pressing needed to get a wine stocked in the LCBO but I worry about throwing the baby out with the bathwater! Work at gettin g the LCBO to stock smaller wineries in local outlets rather than scrapping the whole thing. Surely they could offer small wineries a limited exposure in a few outlets. I have found most outlets to be manned by knowledgeable people. I found American outlets and especially Albertan (and I am talking about West Edmonton Mall – surely a big one) to stock little variety and lots of dreck!!!Don’t let your frustration on behalf of wineries cloud your vision of working to teach people about wine or our world will shrink to encompass only those with the bucks to advertise widely!
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