Push Back Against Christine's Orders to Call 911!
Friday, October 1, 2021
Two weeks ago, as the Ford PCs were justifying imposing a vaccine passport in Ontario with the threat of even harsher lockdowns, Deputy Premier and Health Minister, Christine Elliott, told the public that facility operators should call the police for enforcement.
This week, that's exactly what happened.
A mom was arrested in front of her young crying children by OPP officers in the taxpayer owned Ripley-Huron Community Centre. The community centre is in the riding of Huron-Bruce represented by PC MPP Lisa Thompson. Click on the image below to watch video of the sad incident.
Police are not supposed to be the personal enforcement body for politicians and their orders.
Christine Elliott and Doug Ford believe otherwise. In 2019, Doug Ford wanted the OPP to get him a customized personal van with a television, fridge, a reclining leather sofa, and black leather captain's chairs. Click here to read more.
The constituents of Huron-Bruce and Newmarket-Aurora (the riding represented by Christine Elliott) should know that their PC Members of Provincial Parliament think OPP officers arresting hockey moms is a good use of taxpayer resources and that Christine is publicly issuing direct political orders for facility operators to call 911.
This weekend, every donation made to the New Blue Ontario Fund will go towards mailing constituents about this incident.
Click here to help fund a mailing to constituents in the ridings of Huron-Bruce and Newmarket-Aurora.
We must increase the political pressure on the government representatives who are publicly encouraging this type of police enforcement on Ontarians.
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Thank you for all your support.
Jim Karahalios
Leader, New Blue Party of Ontario
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