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For Immediate Release
May 18, 2012
Statement by Liberal Leader Bob Rae on the Ontario Superior Court of Justice Decision on the Election Results in Etobicoke Centre
VANCOUVER — Liberal Leader Bob Rae made the following statement today on the Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision to declare the 2011 election results in Etobicoke Centre null and void:
“I was pleased with the Ontario Superior Court’s decision to declare the 2011 election results in Etobicoke Centre null and void. Liberal Member of Parliament Borys Wrzesnewskyj lost his seat by 26 votes and had outlined numerous irregularities that were, in the end, found by Justice Lederer to have undermined the results.
It has become clear to many Canadians that our democracy was tested and perhaps undermined during the last election. Reports and allegations of election fraud are widespread and there are many cases still under investigation. This has cast serious doubts on the integrity of our electoral system, but we are confident that a by-election in Etobicoke Centre would help greatly in reaffirming the strength of our electoral system and Canada’s democracy.”
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Contact:
Press Office
Office of the Liberal Leader
613-947-5100
MP Joyce Murray speaks in support of National Philanthropy Day, and raises her concerns over the Conservative Governments attack on charities across Canada.
For Immediate Release
May 17, 2012
Top UN food security envoy calls for a Canadian National Food Policy
VANCOUVER – Liberal Member of Parliament Joyce Murray today called on the Conservative government to “stop blaming the messenger, and instead hear his message about the unacceptably high number of Canadians who do not have access to adequate healthy food.”
On Wednesday, May 15th, Olivier De Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, appointed by the UN Human Rights Council and is independent from any government or organization, investigating the state of food security in Canada, released his final report and issued a scathing rebuke of this Conservative government’s failure to address the widening gaps in Canada’s food security. In his press conference Mr. De Schutter decried the absence of a national food policy in Canada.
Ms Murray was one of a group of Liberal MPs who in 2008-2009 led Canada-wide food policy consultations, seeking input for an integrated approach to food policy addressing food safety and security, environment, health, and a strong local food production and processing sector.
Liberal Agriculture and Agri-food critic Frank Valeriote noted that the Conservative Government lacks the political will to address food insecurity in Canada. There is a growing disparity between the rich and the poor, and in particular between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Canadians, leaving 80,000 household, or 2-3 million men, women and children across the country without food security.
The Harper Conservatives’ total disrespect and disregard for the severity of food insecurity in Canada is appalling, as is their continued failure to accept the inextricable link between food security and issues of poverty and income security.
During the last election, the Liberal Party presented Canadians with a comprehensive food policy for Canada that would increase access to healthy, affordable food, while also building social and economic opportunities in rural Canada. It is time that this government does the same, address this disparity on an urgent basis, and work consultatively with community groups, provincial and territorial governments, Aboriginal organizations and producers to develop and implement a national food policy.
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For more information contact:
Office of Joyce Murray
613-992-2430
604-664-9220
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MP Joyce Murray asks the Conservative government why they have ramped up attacks on charitable organizations across Canada.
MP Joyce Murray brings attention to the importance of Food Banks across Canada.
MP Joyce Murray asks MP Carol Hughes what effect Bill C-38 will have on rural economic development and how this budget will impact small and mediums [...]
MP Joyce Murray asks once again when the Conservative government will call a Royal Commission to investigate the allegations of election fraud.
MP Joyce Murray asks MP Sean Casey what effect the decline of international tourist visits by 15% in addition to the Canadian tourism commission budget cuts [...]
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