Statement from Ontario PC Women’s Issues Critic Laurie Scott

The following is a statement from the Ontario PC Critic for Women’s Issues, Laurie Scott, on the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women:

“Today we remember the École Polytechnique massacre that took place 27 years ago in Montréal, in which 14 young women were targeted and brutally murdered simply for being women.
“Every year on this day we remember the victims, their loved ones, and the communities affected.
“We also commit ourselves to the important and ongoing work to end violence against women and girls. We must never allow the tragedy of December 6, 1989 to be repeated.
“On behalf of the Ontario PC Caucus, I urge all Ontarians to take action today, and every day, to help build a province and country that is free from violence against women.”

Ontario PCs Ready to Get it Done in Milton and Lambton—Kent—Middlesex

Ontario PCs the only party fighting the Liberal carbon tax and the only party that will build Highway 413 April 3, 2024 – With by-elections called in the ridings of Milton and Lambton—Kent—Middlesex, the Ontario PCs are the only party fighting the Liberal carbon tax to keep costs down for people and the only party […]

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Zee Hamid Ready to Get It Done in Milton

March 3, 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MILTON – Today, the Ontario PC Party announced Zee Hamid is the party’s candidate for the upcoming provincial by-election in Milton. A long-time resident of Milton, Zee puts his community first. He served as a Milton councillor for three terms, working to build more homes and get people moving. […]

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