[All] New Polling Shows Trouble For Mike Harris Jr & Wilmot Unwilling, Join Thursday's WilmotCAN Town Hall Meeting, Celebrate The Greenbelt Turning 20, Lots Of New Election Resources, And More!

Thu Feb 13 10:11:46 EST 2025

Good Day,

New polling from WilmotCAN shows election trouble for Mike Harris Jr. as a majority of constituents won’t vote for a candidate supporting the proposed Wilmot Mega-Industrial Site, polling also shows a clear majority of residents want Wilmot Township to pass a resolution stating they are an Unwilling Host.  Join a Community Town Hall Meeting on Thursday evening (tonight!) to learn more about the polling results and next steps the community will be taking.  Also, there is lots of election news as party leaders are making more campaign stops across the Grand River watershed and there are lots of new election resources.  

Here’s the latest:

1) WilmotCAN Municipal and Provincial Surveys Show Massive Concern & Election Troubles - Late last week Wilmot Civic Action Network (WilmotCAN) released polling by Pallas Data done in the Kitchener-Conestoga riding including Wilmot Township focussed on municipal issues showing strong opposition to the proposed mega-industrial land assembly and a clear majority wanting Wilmot Council to declare it is an Unwilling Host.  Results included:

	- By a ratio of 3:1 Wilmot residents definitely will not vote or are less likely to vote for a Councillor who supports the proposed expropriation,
	- Only 5% of Wilmot residents said that they would very likely vote for a candidate who supports the proposed expropriation,
	- Less than 12% of respondents felt our governments have adequately consulted on the mega-site proposal,
	- A strong majority of nearly 6 out of 10 respondents in the Kitchener-Conestoga riding think elected officials should be not be bound by a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).

Provincial Survey - Yesterday, WilmotCAN released polling done by Pallas Data focussed on provincial issues that shows serious election trouble ahead for Mike Harris Jr. as a majority of constituents won’t for vote for a candidate supporting the proposed Wilmot mega-industrial development.  Key findings from the poll include:

	- Across the Kitchener-Conestoga riding, 67% of voters said that they would definitely not vote or might not vote for a candidate who supports the proposed expropriation in the provincial election,
	- Just 14% of voters said that they might vote or definitely will vote for a candidate who supports the proposed farmland expropriation,
	- A staggering 83% of voters in Wilmot Township said that they definitely would not vote or might not vote for a candidate who supports the proposed expropriation in the provincial election,
	- Things get even worse for Conservative MPP Mike Harris Jr. as 57% of voters who identify as Conservative said that they definitely would not or might not vote for a provincial candidate who supports the proposed expropriation,
	- Just 21% of Conservatives said they might vote or definitely would vote for a candidate supporting the industrial mega-site,
	- In Wilmot Township 66% of residents said that they do not trust MPP Mike Harris Jr. to represent their interests with only 22% stating they somewhat trust or strongly trust Mike Harris Jr. to represent their interests,
	- Astoundingly 38% of Conservatives in Kitchener-Conestoga stated they don’t trust their own Conservative MPP Mike Harris Jr. to represent the interests of Wilmot residents – rising to 86% of NDP supporters and 89% of those who identity as Liberals expressing concerns about trust of Mike Harris Jr.

Tonight!  WilmotCAN Town Hall Meeting - A Community Town Hall Meeting and information session will be held by WilmotCAN to discuss survey results, the impacts of the proposed land assembly, and next steps:

	Date & Time: Thursday, February 13th at 7:00pm (doors open at 6:30pm)
	Location: Zion United Church, 215 Peel St., New Hamburg
	RSVP: wilmotcan.com/event/open-meeting <http://wilmotcan.com/event/open-meeting>
	A link for the online livestream will be available to everyone registered.

Provincial election candidates have been invited and there will be a chance to meet with them afterwards.

Polling Media Coverage - News coverage of this polling showing so much concern in the Kitchener-Conestoga riding has been extensive:

	The Record - Poll Indicates Majority In Wilmot Oppose Land Assembly:
	https://www.therecord.com/news/waterloo-region/poll-indicates-majority-in-wilmot-oppose-land-assembly/article_cd4dbd66-fda7-59a1-89ec-88eebe35433e.html

	CityNews - Majority Of Kitchener Conestoga Voters Oppose Wilmot Land Assembly: Poll:
	https://kitchener.citynews.ca/2025/02/09/majority-of-kitchener-conestoga-voters-oppose-wilmot-land-assembly-poll/?

	CTV News - Majority of Wilmot Residents Show Strong Opposition To Farmland Expropriation For Industrial Development:
	https://www.ctvnews.ca/kitchener/article/majority-of-wilmot-residents-show-strong-opposition-to-farmland-expropriation-for-industrial-development/

Action Required - Attend Thursday’s Town Hall Meeting in-person or online, ensure elected officials know your concerns and voting intentions.

2) Wilmot Land Assembly Continues To Make Election Headlines - Every major provincial party leader, except Doug Ford stands with Wilmot’s farming families and concerned citizens against the Wilmot mega-industrial land assembly.  Unfortunately, Doug Ford seems to believe that the destruction of our agricultural lands should have began 20 years ago:

	CTV CKCO News - Doug Ford Stands By Wilmot Land Assembly Process:
	https://www.ctvnews.ca/kitchener/article/doug-ford-stands-by-wilmot-land-assembly-process-says-waterloo-region-has-missed-out-on-big-opportunities-over-lack-of-available-land/

Green Party - Leader Mike Schreiner commits to cancelling Wilmot Mega-Industrial Site - https://www.facebook.com/watch/?mibextid=wwXIfr&v=9188602797871519&rdid=3iefHxMiQnLUUo64
	The Green Party has also been the first party to release a fully-costed platform: https://gpo.ca/platform/

NDP Party - Leader Marit Stiles returns to Kitchener to announce SW Ontario Plan including stopping the “unfair and secretive Wilmot land grab” - https://www.ontariondp.ca/sites/default/files/25-02-southwest_platform-4871.pdf

More Candidates in Kitchener-Conestoga - The New Blue Party and the Ontario Party have each announced candidates that could help siphon votes from Mike Harris Jr.

Fantastic Op-Ed by Fight For Farmland’s Susanna Compton - Kudos to Susanna who had an excellent Op-Ed published in the KW Record on Monday about the huge negative impacts the Wilmot Land Assembly would have on farms across Waterloo Region and beyond.  Read her excellent article and then write your own Op-Ed on what concerns you with this absurd development proposal:

	The Record - Wilmot Land Assembly Casts Huge Shadow Over Waterloo Region Farmland:
	https://www.therecord.com/opinion/contributors/wilmot-land-assembly-casts-huge-shadow-over-waterloo-region-farmland/article_17e73b40-2067-5801-8b09-74fa86b8a7d4.html

Brand New Huge Welland EV Factory For Sale - Don’t build a new giant factory - buy this new and unused one instead.  Citing changing economics Linamar is selling its brand new 300,000 square foot facility that has never opened.  While huge and it was projected to employ hundreds of people, this site and facility is only about 1/6 the size and scale of the Wilmot mega-site:

	The Record - Looking To Buy A Brand New Unused Factory?  Linamar Puts Welland Facility Up For Sale Or Lease:
	https://www.therecord.com/business/niagara-region/looking-to-buy-a-brand-new-unused-factory-linamar-puts-welland-facility-up-for-sale/article_951c2232-b5ea-5cb6-af8e-20d2ee482f10.html

WilmotCAN Video - The second part of the mini-documentary series continues to get thousands of views.  Check it out and share it with others:

	Unearthed Part 2: The Wilmot Land Grab - Soil Under Siege:
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EovPJZp_x1Y

Action Required - Share these impactful videos, attend the upcoming Community Town Hall Meeting on Thursday evening, continue to write, e-mail, and call to show firsthand that we are an Unwilling Host.

3) The Greenbelt Turns 20! - Join a special webinar “20 Years Strong: Strengthening, Protecting and Growing the Greenbelt for Future Generations” on Thursday, February 13th at 7:00pm to celebrate the Greenbelt's 20th anniversary, reflect on its legacy, and discuss its future.  Special guests include former Toronto Mayor and MP David Crombie along with Tony Morris from Ontario Nature.  Learn how we can continue to work together to ensure the Greenbelt is a powerful force for Ontario’s prosperity and resilience:

	Date: Thursday, February 13, 2025 at 7:00pm
	Location: Online Zoom - RSVP required

Please RSVP at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_P4Jh1e8CTfyKYrSDom6J8A#/registration

Action Required - Learn, engage, and take meaningful action in protecting and growing the Greenbelt for future generations.

4) Provincial Election Update - A winter election prevents many voters from voting however, help to ensure the greatest possible turnout so that everyone can have their voice heard by voting early at advance polls, by special ballot, or by mail - which is surprisingly fast and easy.  Every vote matters.  Learn more at:

	Vote By Mail - Elections Ontario 
	https://votebymail.elections.on.ca/

	Advance Voting Days (Feb 20, 21, 22), and other options: 
	https://www.elections.on.ca/en.html

Recent Election Media Coverage - includes a fantastic article by GREN’s Susan Koswan on just some of the environmental protection cuts Doug Ford has made:

	The Record - Time To Stop Ford’s Bulldozing Of Ontario:
	https://www.therecord.com/opinion/columnists/time-to-stop-fords-bulldozing-of-ontario/article_7f21b01c-36cb-5f8b-9ea7-362b1d1a7938.html
	Includes mention of the Wilmot Land Assembly and Cooperate For Canada

	The Record - Can Affordability Spark Voter Interest In Climate Change?  In This Ontario Election Campaign Mike Schreiner Is Betting On It:
	https://www.therecord.com/politics/political-opinion/can-affordability-spark-voter-interest-in-climate-change-in-this-ontario-election-campaign-mike-schreiner/article_5544ce2b-abbf-532b-aeac-66afcdd28cb3.html

	The Record - Provincial Green, NDP Leaders In Kitchener To Share Playbooks, Boost Local Candidates:
	https://www.therecord.com/politics/provincial-elections/provincial-green-ndp-leaders-in-kitchener-to-share-playbooks-boost-local-candidates/article_63103b0e-9a2d-5c17-86b4-7a88fb4ed41c.html
	Includes mention of the Wilmot Land Assembly

Election Help Needed - There are several parties in ridings in the Grand River Watershed that are eagerly looking for volunteers to help with campaigns where there is a good chance of electing candidates who are going to be far more progressive and offer policies more in the best public interest than what we have seen from the provincial Conservative government.  Please reach out to parties including the Green Party in Wellington-Halton Hills, the Liberal Party in Cambridge, and the NDP Party in several area rural ridings where there is a particularly good chance of change.  In Brantford-Brant it looks like NDP candidate Harvey Bischof has the best chance to win with co-operation.  Helping by making phone calls, door knocking, getting people to the polls, and other simple activities could make all the difference in close races.  Please do what you can over the next couple of weeks to get better electoral outcomes:

	The Wellington Advertiser - Tired Of Being A Chump?:
	https://www.wellingtonadvertiser.com/tired-of-being-a-chump/

Required Actions - The Ontario election campaign is only four weeks long - make the most of every day to ensure the best possible outcomes.

5) Cooperate For Canada - Cooperate for Canada has published a list of Unity Candidates in a group of key ridings across the watershed and the province as a result of the efforts of very dedicated volunteers - including an enthusiastic group in the Grand River Watershed chapter led by Kae Elgie. 

A Unity Candidate is the candidate most likely to win or retain a seat for the Liberal, NDP, Green Party, or an Independent identified using a combination of polling analysis, electoral history, campaign priorities and strength, as well as interviews with as many candidates as possible. 

You may recall C4C’s cooperation strategy involves strategic voting - voting for the Unity Candidates and urging citizens to support campaigns with donations -  financial and time - if possible.  An unfortunate part of election history for many rIdings across the Grand River watershed, across the province (and the country) is the progressive vote gets split between the NDP, Liberal, and Green parties.  It is a flaw of the first-past-the-post voting system.  

C4C continues to urge the NDP, Liberals and Greens to cooperate, to step back, and to enable the Unity Candidates to oppose the PCs in order to prevent vote splitting.  For those candidates behind in the polls we urge them to make the brave choice.  Where there are extremely close races between progressive parties, this is particularly important. 

Also, remember that $200 bribe cheque from the province? One option is to donate part or all of it to help support a Unity Candidate in your Riding or another Riding.

Action Required - Learn more about the cooperation strategy for Ontario and find your local Unity Candidate in the list on the Cooperate for Canada website:

	https://cooperateforcanada.ca/heres-how-you-can-help-ontario/

6) Election Resources and Opportunities - It’s fantastic to see so many community and non-profit groups working to provide election resources, tools, and materials.  Here’s the latest list:

	New Majority - An amazing organization focussed on getting young people and first time voters to the polls has numerous part-time jobs available immediately to help get people involved in the election.  Learn more at:
	https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hGtSbAVeTnGu35nvg3n9Lg#/registration

	Environmental Defence - Ontario Needs A Government That Takes Climate Change Seriously - What To Look For In A Future Ontario Government:
	https://environmentaldefence.ca/2025/01/29/ontario-needs-a-government-that-takes-climate-change-seriously/

	Trillium Tracker - Many ridings still do not have candidates nominated for one or more parties. The Trillium has an interactive tracker which provides candidate information 2022 election data for each Ontario riding:
	https://www.thetrillium.ca/news/politics/ontario-provincial-election-nomination-roll-call-9608301

	Not One Seat Sharables - Toronto based Not One Seat has created brilliant videos, graphics, and online resources to help call out shortcomings and issues with the current provincial government and highlight opportunities for better policies:
	https://www.notoneseat.ca/digital-sharables

	Stop Vote Splitting - A tool to help voters find their riding and identify the best candidate to prevent a conservative win:
	https://smartvoting.ca/

	Vote Like Your Quality Of Life Depends On It - The AMO (Association of Municipalities of Ontario) has launched a public awareness campaign.  Learn more at:
	https://www.voteonqualityoflife.ca/

	Ontario Forward - A coalition of unions and other organizations have formed Ontario Forward to show that Ontario can’t afford Doug Ford.  They have excellent ads running and you can learn more at:
	https://ontarioforward.ca/

	Ontario Nature Election Toolkit - Learn what you can do, policy asks and opportunities:
	https://ontarionature.org/campaigns/provincial-election-2025/

	Yours To Protect Election Website - Create a plan, take action and get great voting resources:
	https://environmentaldefence.ca/yourstoprotect/

	Alliance For A Liveable Ontario (ALO) Election Toolkit - Learn how you can spread the word on how the Ontario government can make homes affordable and part of liveable communities:
	https://www.liveableontario.ca/alliance-resources/election-prep-toolkit

	Waterloo Region Candidate List - a very detailed list of candidates, parties, and contact information for each riding in Waterloo Region compiled by Bob Jonkman:
	https://poliblog.jonkman.ca/Poliblog-Elections/2025-02-27-Provincial-Election/#Kitchener-Conestoga-Patrick_Doucette-Ontario_Party-

Required Actions - Share and utilize these tools and resources to help achieve the best possible election outcomes.

7) Election Debates In The Grand River Watershed Area - Plan to attend upcoming events:

Kitchener-Conestoga Election Debate - Thursday, February 20th at 7:00pm an all-candidates debate (if Conservative MPP Mike Harris Jr. breaks party rules and shows up) for Kitchener-Conestoga at the Wilmot Rod & Gun Club.  Details are as follows and in the poster below in Appendix D):

	Date: Thursday, January 20th at 7:00pm
	Location: Wilmot Rod & Gun Club, 2607 Bleams Road just three minutes from Baden

Wellington-Halton Hills - While two debates were planned for Wellington-Halton Hills, they have both been cancelled.  Both the Canadian Federation of University Women Georgetown and the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce had arranged for debates but have cancelled their events after PC Party candidate Joseph Racinsky declined the groups' invitations.  The Chamber of Commerce will now host a "meet and greet".  You can read more about it below:

	Date: Wednesday, February 19th from 9am to 11:30am
	Location: The Club at North Halton Ltd, 363 Maple Ave. Georgetown. 

	EloraFergusToday.com <http://elorafergustoday.com/> - Local Riding All-Candidates Debate Cancelled After PC Candidate Turns Down Invite:
	https://www.elorafergustoday.com/local-news/local-riding-all-candidates-debate-cancelled-after-pc-candidate-turns-down-invite-10193946

Action Required - Attend local debates, vote early or by mail, and help get out the vote.

8) Recent Articles - Include Canadian women mobilizing for stronger climate action, the need for renewable energy, Doug Ford’s leadership challenges, the need to focus on healthcare and solutions rather than gossip:

	Canada’s National Observer - Canadian Women Mobilize For Stronger Climate Action:
	https://www.nationalobserver.com/2025/02/11/news/canadian-women-mobilize-stronger-climate-action

	The Narwhal - More Pipelines Won’t Make Canada More Secure.  Renewable Energy Will:
	https://thenarwhal.ca/opinion-canada-renewables-trump-tariffs/

	The Record - Doug Ford Is Not The Crisis Leader He Pretends To Be:
	https://www.therecord.com/opinion/contributors/doug-ford-is-not-the-crisis-leader-he-pretends-to-be/article_42fdc2b6-ee60-5888-92f3-71f97ff2de5a.html

	The Hamilton Spectator - Five Of The Top Ten Cities Impacted By Trump’s Tariffs Are In Ontario:
	https://www.thespec.com/thestar/business/five-of-the-top-ten-cities-impacted-by-trumps-new-tariffs-are-in-ontario-new/article_4e646ee4-9e67-5514-8e4c-f8c23b321d89.html

	The Record - Doug Ford’s Opponents Offer More Than He’ll Admit As He Counts On Voters To Sleepwalk To The Polls:
	https://www.therecord.com/politics/political-opinion/doug-fords-opponents-offer-more-than-hell-admit-as-he-counts-on-voters-to-sleepwalk/article_bb277ba5-8f41-5ac5-b26f-c9b5aee4172c.html

	The Record - I’m Done Talking About Ford’s Slip-Up.  Lets Talk About Getting  Enough Doctors:
	https://www.therecord.com/opinion/columnists/im-done-talking-about-fords-slip-up-lets-talk-about-getting-enough-doctors/article_17fb5083-c0c3-531f-94e9-1e5803e332ca.html

	The Hamilton Spectator - Should Brantford Amalgamate With Brant County? Voters Demand ‘very Clear’ Answers From Would Be MPPs:
	https://www.thespec.com/politics/provincial-elections/should-brantford-amalgamate-with-brant-county-voters-demand-very-clear-answers-from-would-be-mpps/article_bd3bde3b-85bb-5af5-a57b-38b687fd307f.html
	Brantford Mayor Kevin Davis is pushing for amalgamation, trying to make it an issue in provincial election.

9) Greenbelt Scandal Continues To Return - There’s more news stories on the Ford government top staffers have been accused of trying to sell access to developers and getting lands fast-tracked for development approval.  The interesting twist this time is that it is developers themselves raising the concerns complaining that they didn’t get the promised approvals and “lobbying services” they were owed and had paid for:

	Canada’s National Observer - Greenbelt Scandal Returns To Haunt Ford Ahead Of Election:
	https://www.nationalobserver.com/2025/02/07/news/ford-greenbelt-linked-lawsuit

Action Required - We need to speak up and demand better of government.  Too many decisions like Ontario Place, the Science Centre, the Wilmot Land Assembly, the Greenbelt scandal, the forced boundary expansions in Waterloo Region and elsewhere have no transparency, no data or rationale, no proper public processes and too many unanswered questions such as how were all these lands chosen or decisions made against the greater public good.

10) Climate Crisis Overshadowed - Leave it to amazing Candian author and journalist Gwynne Dyer to call out how Trump’s craziness and devastation is distracting the world from rapidly warming temperatures rising faster than anyone can explain.  This is a really good article worth your time to read:

	The Record - Trump’s Outlandish Claims Distract The World From The Climate Crisis:
	https://www.therecord.com/opinion/columnists/trumps-outlandish-claims-distract-the-world-from-the-climate-crisis/article_a8a3c6ee-246f-5d18-95a7-29f9c103d4fa.html

11) Election Actions You Need To Be Undertaking:

	(1) Vote. This goes without saying. You can’t influence the outcome if you don’t vote. If you have voted previously and haven’t changed your name and haven’t moved you should already be on the voting Register. You should confirm, update or add your information to the Register by February 17 to receive your voting card in the mail:

	https://www.elections.on.ca/en.html

	On Election Day, if you are on the Register, you need to present one piece of ID showing your name to vote. If you are not on the Register, you must present one piece of ID showing both your name and home address to vote.

	(2) Get others to vote. Physically go with your friends and family to their polling location. Text other people and encourage them to vote. Post online that you voted.  

	(3) To order a lawn sign, Google: "Ontario (your choice) Party”

	(4) Make a donation. Did you know that thanks to generous tax credits, you can get up to 75% back when you make a political donation to a candidate or party? 

	(5) Follow the news, listen to podcasts, and watch the debates (if any) to learn more about the political parties. Then, talk to your friends and family about campaign issues.

	(6) Check out events on the party websites and attend an event in your area. 

	(7) Volunteer! There’s no better way of getting involved in an election than being part of the action directly. From putting up signs to literature drops to calling members to canvassing, there are a wide variety of jobs that campaigns always need help with. There’s something for everyone regardless of your time commitment, interest, and skills. You can sign up directly to help with one of the campaign’s by going to the party’s website.

	Credit: The original version of this article was published by the OSSTF. It is slightly modified here.

12) Ontario Nature & Climate Legacy Election Webinar - What You Can Do To Make Nature A Priority If The Next Government - If you happened to miss Monday’s webinar watch the recording online to learn what you can do to make nature a priority for the next provincial government:

	Our Environmental Legacy In Ontario: Your Role In The Snap Election Webinar:
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lN3hK0emkvk

13) Vote To Secure Our Future - The Ontario Climate Emergency Campaign (OCEC) has announced an important webinar with expert speakers including our own Mike Marcolongo on February 13th at 7:00pm - tonight!  Join industry experts to help understand the critical issues impacting Ontario.  There’s a poster below in Appendix I) with more information.  Register and learn more at:

	https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/FWNbdlwCRfiKzzB8Tscwuw#/registration

14) Vote For Climate - Waterloo Region Climate Collaborative Election Signs - WRCC has printed hundreds of fantastic lawn signs urging people to vote for climate.  There are several different designs available for just $15 from area sign captains and in local stores.  Learn more and see examples below in Appendix E) or online at:

	Waterloo Climate Collaborative Election Signs:
	https://wrclimatecollaborative.ca/vote-for-climate/

Action Required - Get a lawn sign and encourage your neighbourhood to vote for climate.

15) WRCE High Performance Development Standards Information Sessions - The Waterloo Region Community Energy (WRCE) is holding pubic information sessions on their proposed building standards.  Come to learn more and share your thoughts on building better buildings and more resilient, efficient communities.  Given that more than 40% of our carbon footprint comes from buildings and design of our communities, making significant improvements will be essential in addressing climate change.  These standards have been years in the making and could help influence energy use, building construction, new EV adoption, tree planing, and water efficiency.

Events we need strong public engagement at are as follows:

	Thursday, February 13th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm - Woolwich - Woolwich Council Chambers, Elmira - https://www.engagewr.ca/high-performance-development-standards
	Wednesday, February 19th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm - Kitchener & Waterloo,  Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex, Community Pavillion - https://www.engagewr.ca/high-performance-development-standards
	Thursday, February 20th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm - North Dumfries - North Dumfries Community Complex, Dumfries Room - https://www.engagewr.ca/high-performance-development-standards

You can also learn more and engage online at: https://www.engagewr.ca/high-performance-development-standards

Action Required - These Green Development Standards that will build more efficient and comfortable homes that use far less energy and are far cheaper to run are facing considerable push-back from certain developers and builder lobby groups.  Speak up for the better future we need and help ensure Waterloo Region is building better buildings and communities like other cities such as Toronto, Markham, Mississauga, and even rural communities like King Township and Halton Hills already are.

16) Additional Articles - include a must read on what comes as democracy breaks down:

	Foreign Affairs - The Path To American Authoritarianism:
	https://www.foreignaffairs.com/united-states/path-american-authoritarianism-trump

17) One Million Nieghbours Round Tables - There are still a final Round Table session for the One Million Neighbours initiative.  This multisolving session is focussed on Cambridge and rural communities and will be hosted at the rare Charitable Research Reserve.  Details are as follows:

	Date: Thursday, February 27th, 2025
	Time: 6:00pm to 8:00pm
	Location - rare Administrative Centre - 1679 Blair Road, Cambridge

Register and learn more at: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/multisolving-roundtable-cambridge-rural-focus-tickets-1088360799449 

18) Some Election Humour - Check out this fun video parody with a catchy tune about Doug The Thug listing just some of the things Doug Ford has inflicted on Ontario in the past six years:

	Video - Doug The Thug:
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztvu8Z1uG-c

19) Carol Walthers Art Show - Carol is an artist living in Cambridge advocating against gravel pits through artwork.  She is having an exhibition of her work called “An Application Has Been Made” at the Cambridge Centre For The Arts starting February 22nd until March 22nd.   Learn more in the poster below in Appendix J) or online at:

	https://www.carolwalthers.com/

20) Reminder - Next Meeting - Join us next Friday, February 21st at 5:30pm online at the Zoom link below to discuss the latest:

	Topic: Grand River Watershed Bill 23 Bi-Weekly Zoom Meeting
	Time: Every Other Friday at 5:30pm EST

	Join Zoom Meeting
	https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82644695701?pwd=bnRsUGtWSUcrRnFWR21uYVBISG9jZz09

	Meeting ID: 826 4469 5701
	Passcode: 713374

Thanks for all the great efforts so far - please share any questions or ideas.

Cheers,
Kevin Thomason, Mike Marcolongo, and Joan Faux on behalf of all our community groups.

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A) Upcoming Events - Get out and get involved!  And keep us posted on your events so we can share them:

Thursday, February 13th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm - WRCE High Performance Development Standards Information Session - Woolwich - Woolwich Council Chambers, Elmira - https://www.engagewr.ca/high-performance-development-standards

Thursday, February 13th at 7:00pm - WilmotCAN Community Meeting - Zion United Church, 215 Peel Street, New Hamburg - https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/wilmotcan-town-hall-meeting-tickets-1236642022579

Thursday, February 13th at 7:00pm - Greenbelt 20 Celebration Webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_P4Jh1e8CTfyKYrSDom6J8A#/registration

Thursday, February 13th from 7:00pm to 8:30pm - Vote To Secure Our Future - OCEC Webinar - https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/FWNbdlwCRfiKzzB8Tscwuw#/registration

Wednesday, February 19th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm - WRCE High Performance Development Standards Information Session - Kitchener & Waterloo,  Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex, Community Pavillion - https://www.engagewr.ca/high-performance-development-standards

Thursday, February 20th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm - WRCE High Performance Development Standards Information Session - North Dumfries - North Dumfries Community Complex, Dumfries Room - https://www.engagewr.ca/high-performance-development-standards

Thursday, February 20th at 7:00pm - Kitchener-Conestoga Riding All Candidates Election Debate - Wilmot Rod & Gun Club - See poster below in Appendix D)

Friday, February 21st - 5:30pm - Next group update meeting on Zoom - https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82644695701?pwd=bnRsUGtWSUcrRnFWR21uYVBISG9jZz09

New Date! - Wednesday, February 26th - 7:00pm - Heat Pumps Deep Dive - Woolwich Memorial Centre - See Poster Below in Appendix K)

Thursday, February 27th - Get Out And Vote In The Provincial Election!!!

Thursday, March 20th - 9:00am - Ontario Farmland Trust Farmland Forum - Elora, Ontario - See Poster Below in Appendix L)

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B) WilmotCAN Community Town Hall Meeting - Thursday, February 13th at 7:00pm:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wilmotcan-town-hall-meeting-tickets-1236642022579

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C) Wilmot Civic Action Network (WilmotCAN) Second Mini-Docuseries Video:

	Unearthed Part 2: The Wilmot Land Grab - Soil Under Siege:
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EovPJZp_x1Y

Watch the first video as well:

	Unearthed Part 1: The Wilmot Land Grab - Secrecy, Lack of Transparency, and NDA’s:
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=ux-heBQXMiM

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D) Kitchener-Conestoga Election Debate - Thursday, February 20, 2024 at 7:00pm:

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E) Waterloo Region Climate Collaborative - Vote For Climate Lawn Signs - Get yours today!

https://wrclimatecollaborative.ca/vote-for-climate/

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F) Not One Seat Sharables: Download and start to use these today:

https://www.notoneseat.ca/digital-sharables

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G) Waterloo Region High Performance Development Standards

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H) The Trillium Declaration - Join Others Speaking Up:

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I) OCEC Webinar - Vote For Our Future - Thursday, February 13th at 7:00pm:

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J) Carol Walthers Art Show - An Application Has Been Made - Aggregate Pit Activism Through Artwork - February 22nd to March 22nd, Cambridge Centre For The Arts:

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K) We Can’t Afford Ford By Susan Koswan:

Hard as it is to look away from the train wreck in US politics, we must focus on our own in Ontario. By wasting billions on cancelled contracts, legal fees and more, he is laying waste to environmental protection, climate action, and a healthier and better educated population. 
A sample of why Ford has to go on February 27:

Economy

·       $1.4 billion to cancel beer store contracts and expand beer and liquor sales into a larger marketplace

·       $230 million to cancel clean energy contracts

·       $1.1 billion lost revenue cancelling vehicle license fees

·       $2 billion dollars plus on Ontario Place redevelopment plans that were not “fair, transparent or accountable”

·       $4.3 million in legal fees plus $4.1 billion in backpay for Bill 124, ruled unconstitutional by the Ontario Court of Appeal 

·       $103.5 million on advertising, $63.7 million of which was ads to “promote the governing party.”

·       $19.4 billion - the largest contingency fund in Ontario history 

·       $145.3 million plus for this election 

·       $3 billion for the $200/person “rebate” of our own money

Ontario Healthcare

·       “Hallway medicine” increased, now averaging 2000/people/day in the province

·       400 emergency room closures in 2022/23

·       "Since Doug Ford took office in 2018, the number of nurses leaving the system has increased every year…For every 10 nurses this government says have been hired, six have left." Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) Provincial President Erin Ariss <https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/ontario-nurses-association-celebrates-second-bill-124-legal-victory-as-ford-government-loses-its-appeal-of-earlier-decision-815337369.html>, RN

·       Hospital and long term care staffing shortages met by increased reliance on for-profit agencies at double and sometimes triple the cost with no salary cap 

·       Long term care lacking “fully effective systems and procedures to ensure that residents receive quality care and services.”  

Environment

·       Repealed all protective environmental and climate change legislation

·       Violated Environmental Bill of Rights multiple times

·       Excessive use of Ministerial Zoning Orders (MZOs) ignoring local planning and environmental assessments

·       Tripled <https://www.cleanairalliance.org/campaigns/gas/> energy from polluting gas-power plants since 2017

·       Financially backing the contentious Wilmot land assembly 

·       $48 million to remove Toronto bike lanes

Housing

·       Legislative changes that deepened the housing crisis with increased urban sprawl, destruction of farmland, new highway plans, and unaffordable rent due to multiple loopholes <https://policyalternatives.ca/sites/default/files/uploads/publications/Ontario%20Office/2024/04/rent-control-in-ontario.pdf>
·       Greenbelt scandal, still under RCMP investigation. “Owners of the 15 land sites removed from the Greenbelt could ultimately see a collective $8.3 billion increase to the value of their properties.” 

Education

·       “Public schools are receiving $1,500 less per student compared to 2018, when the Ford government was first elected.” Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario <https://www.etfo.ca/news-publications/media-releases/fall-economic-statement-2024>
Culture

·       Shuttered and demolished Ontario Science Centre against government’s own expert advice <https://www.canadianarchitect.com/the-true-cost-of-repairing-the-ontario-science-centre-is-much-much-less-than-what-infrastructure-ontario-has-been-saying-and-the-proof-is-in-its-own-documents/>
·       Privatizing Ontario Place, including clearcutting 800 trees, and threatening and displacing local wildlife and ecosystems with sewage overflow plan

On top of it, Doug Ford is “100 percent happy” about Trump getting re-elected, and trash-talking how electing Liberal Bonnie Crombie or NDP Marit Styles would be “an absolute disaster.”   

We can’t ignore what the Office of the Auditor General of Ontario <https://www.auditor.on.ca/en/content/annualreports/arbyyear/ar2024.html>, Financial Accountability Office of Ontario <https://fao-on.org/en/report/2024-25-expenditure-monitor-q2/>, Ontario Federation of Labour’s Ford Tracker <https://ofl.ca/ford-tracker/>, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario’s Policy and Political Action <https://rnao.ca/policy>, and Environmental Defence Protecting Ontario’s Environment <https://environmentaldefence.ca/campaign/protecting-ontarios-environment/> are telling us.

If any or all of this resonates with you, take the pledge—both provincial and federal—with Cooperate for Canada <https://cooperateforcanada.ca/voting-pledges/> to find the Unity Candidate in your riding. 

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L) Woolwich Heat Pump Event - New Date!!! - Wednesday February 26, 2025 at 7:00pm:

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L) Ontario Farmland Trust Farmland Forum - March 20, 2025:

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M) Speak Up and Ensure Your Voice is Heard:

Wilmot Township Council

Natasha Salonen, Mayor, Wilmot, natasha.salonen at wilmot.ca <mailto:natasha.salonen at wilmot.ca> or 519-634-8519 x 9351
Stewart Cressman, Councillor Ward 1, Wilmot, stewart.cressman at wilmot.ca <mailto:stewart.cressman at wilmot.ca> or 519-807-1496	
Kris Wilkinson, Councillor Ward 2, Wilmot, kris.wilkinson at wilmot.ca <mailto:kris.wilkinson at wilmot.ca> or 519-807-4173
Harvir Sidhu, Councillor Ward 3, Wilmot, harvir.sidhu at wilmot.ca <mailto:harvir.sidhu at wilmot.ca> or 519-807-2521
Lillianne Dunstall, Councillor Ward 4, Wilmot, lillianne.dunstall at wilmot.ca <mailto:lillianne.dunstall at wilmot.ca> or 519-807-4975
Steven Martin, Councillor Ward 4, Wilmot, steven.martin at wilmot.ca <mailto:steven.martin at wilmot.ca> or 519-807-5214

Region of Waterloo Council

Karen Redman, Regional Chair, kredman at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:kredman at regionofwaterloo.ca>
Berry Vrbanovic, Mayor, Kitchener, berryv at kitchener.ca <mailto:berryv at kitchener.ca>
Dorothy McCabe, Mayor, City of Waterloo, dorothy.mccabe at waterloo.ca <mailto:dorothy.mccabe at waterloo.ca>
Jan Liggett, Cambridge Mayor, Cambridge, liggettj at cambridge.ca <mailto:liggettj at cambridge.ca>
Sue Foxton, Mayor, North Dumfries, sfoxton at northdumfries.ca <mailto:sfoxton at northdumfries.ca>
Natasha Salonen, Mayor, Wilmot, natasha.salonen at wilmot.ca <mailto:natasha.salonen at wilmot.ca>
Joe Nowak, Mayor, Wellesley, jnowak at wellesley.ca <mailto:jnowak at wellesley.ca>
Sandy Shantz, Mayor, Woolwich, sshantz at woolwich.ca <mailto:sshantz at woolwich.ca>
Doug Craig, Regional Councillor, Cambridge, dougcraig at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:dougcraig at regionofwaterloo.ca>
Pam Wolf, Regional Councillor, Cambridge, pwolf at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:pwolf at regionofwaterloo.ca>
Colleen James, Regional Councillor, Kitchener, CJames at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:CJames at regionofwaterloo.ca>
Michael Harris, Regional Councillor, Kitchener, MHarris at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:MHarris at regionofwaterloo.ca>
Kari Williams, Regional Councillor, Kitchener, KariWilliams at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:KariWilliams at regionofwaterloo.ca>
Rob Deutschmann, Regional Councillor, Kitchener, RDeutschmann at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:RDeutschmann at regionofwaterloo.ca>
Jim Erb, Regional Councillor, Waterloo, JErb at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:JErb at regionofwaterloo.ca>
Chantal Huinink, Regional Councillor, Waterloo, CHuinink at regionofwaterloo.ca <mailto:CHuinink at regionofwaterloo.ca>

County of Brant Contact list:

Mayor David Bailey  david.bailey at brant.ca <mailto:david.bailey at brant.ca>   226-387-2490
Councillor Ward 1 Jennifer Kyle jennifer.kyle at brant.ca <mailto:jennifer.kyle at brant.ca> 519-242-0898
Councillor Ward 1 John MacAlpine john.macalpine at brant.ca <mailto:john.macalpine at brant.ca> 519-757-9359
Councillor Ward 2 Steve Howes steve.howes at brant.ca <mailto:steve.howes at brant.ca> 519-442-4955
Councillor Ward 2 Lukas Oakley lukas.oakley at brant.ca <mailto:lukas.oakley at brant.ca>  226-216-3037
Councillor Ward 3 John Bell john.bell at brant.ca <mailto:john.bell at brant.ca> 519-209-2277
Councillor Ward 3 John Peirce john.peirce at brant.ca <mailto:john.peirce at brant.ca> 519-442-7134
Councillor Ward 4 Robert Chambers robert.chambers at brant.ca <mailto:robert.chambers at brant.ca> 519-449-2633
Councillor Ward 4 David Miller jedamiller at sympatico.ca <mailto:jedamiller at sympatico.ca> 519-449-1240
Councillor Ward 5 Brian Coleman brianatbridgeview at gmail.com <mailto:brianatbridgeview at gmail.com> 519-753-2798
Councillor Ward 5 Christine Garneau christinegarneau at brant.ca <mailto:christinegarneau at brant.ca> 226-802-1217

Province of Ontario

Premier Doug Ford - doug.fordco at pc.ola.org <mailto:doug.fordco at pc.ola.org> or 416-325-1941 - available 24/7 - all calls confidential
	Or cal or text Doug Ford’s Personal Cell Phone - 647-612-3673
Paul Calandra - Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing - paul.calandra at pc.ola.org <mailto:steve.clark at pc.ola.org> or 416-585-7000
Andrea Khanjin - Minster of Environment, Conservation and Parks - andrea.khanjin at pc.ola.org <mailto:andrea.khanjin at pc.ola.org> or 705-722-0575
Vic Fedeli - Minister of Economic Development- vic.fedeli at pc.ola.org <mailto:vic.fedeli at pc.ola.org> or 416-326-8475
Rob Flack - Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness - rob.flack at pc.ola.org <mailto:rob.flack at pc.ola.org> or 416-326-3074
Michael Parsa - Associate Minister of Housing - michael.parsaco at pc.ola.org <mailto:michael.parsaco at pc.ola.org>

Local Conservative MPPs:
Mike Harris Jr - Minister of Red Tape Reduction, MPP Kitchener-Conestoga - mike.harris at pc.ola.org <mailto:mike.harris at pc.ola.org> or 519-669-2090
Brian Riddell - MPP Cambridge - brian.riddell at pc.ola.org <mailto:brian.riddell at pc.ola.org> or 519-650-2770
Jess Dixon - MPP Kitchener South - jess.dixon at pc.ola.org <mailto:jess.dixon at pc.ola.org> or 519-650-9413
Will Bouma - MPP Brantford-Brant - will.bouma at pc.ola.org <mailto:will.bouma at pc.ola.org> or (519) 759-0361
Ted Arnott - MPP Wellington-Halton Hills - ted.arnott at pc.ola.org <mailto:ted.arnott at pc.ola.org> or (519) 787-5247
Ernie Hardeman - MPP Oxford - ernie.hardeman at pc.ola.org <mailto:ernie.hardeman at pc.ola.org> or (519) 537-5222
Matthew Rae - MPP Perth-Wellington - matthew.rae at pc.ola.org <mailto:matthew.rae at pc.ola.org> or (519) 272-0660

Local NDP MPPs:
Catherine Fife - MPP Waterloo - cfife-qp at ndp.on.ca <mailto:cfife-qp at ndp.on.ca> or 519-725-3477

Local Green Party MPPs:
Mike Schreiner - MPP Guelph - mschreiner at ola.or <mailto:mschreiner at ola.org>g or (519) 836-4190
Aislinn Clancy - MPP Kitchener Centre - aclancy-co at ola.org <mailto:aclancy-co at ola.org> or 519-579-5460

Independent MPPs:
Bobbi Ann Brady - MPP Haldimand-Norfolk - babrady-co at ola.org <mailto:babrady-co at ola.org> or (519) 428-0446

Federal Members of Parliament

Local Liberal MPs:
Bryan May - MP Cambridge - bryan.may at parl.gc.ca <mailto:bryan.may at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 624-7440
Tim Louis - MP Kitchener-Conestoga - tim.louis at parl.gc.ca <mailto:tim.louis at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 578-3777
Valerie Bradford - MP Kitchener-South Hespeler - valerie.bradford at parl.gc.ca <mailto:valerie.bradford at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 571-5509
Bardish Chagger - MP Waterloo - bardish.chagger at parl.gc.ca <mailto:bardish.chagger at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 746-1573
Lloyd Longfield - MP Guelph - lloyd.longfield at parl.gc.ca <mailto:lloyd.longfield at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 837-8276

Local Conservative MPs:
Michael Chong - MP Wellington-Halton Hills - michael.chong at parl.gc.ca <mailto:michael.chong at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 843-7344
Larry Brock - MP Brantford-Brant - larry.brock at parl.gc.ca <mailto:larry.brock at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 754-4300
John Nater - MP Perth-Wellington - john.nater at parl.gc.ca <mailto:john.nater at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 273-1400

Local Green Party MPs:
Mike Morrice - MP Kitchener - mike.morrice at parl.gc.ca <mailto:mike.morrice at parl.gc.ca> or (519) 741-2001

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Kevin Thomason
Vice-Chair, Grand River Environmental Network
www.gren.ca <http://www.gren.ca/>

Phone: (519) 888-0519
Mobile Phone/WhatsApp: (519) 240-1648
Twitter: @kthomason
E-mail: kevinthomason at mac.com <mailto:kevinthomason at mac.com>
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