Earth Day and Dion

Published in April 24th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in Stratford, environment, photos

It was great meeting Stéphane Dion on Sunday, Earth Day. He was appreciative of that fact that I rode my bike to the meet and greet at the Stratford Town Hall.
I am especially impressed by his focus on environmental issues. He sees the crisis we have created and understands the urgency in coming up with […]

True or False

Published in April 24th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in environment

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Prince Edward Islanders have become widely recognized for their leadership on a broad range of green initiatives. Increasingly, PEI is becoming known as “Canada’s Green Province” and this reputation is well earned. It comes from an integrated approach to environmental tewardship, including the success of Waste Watch, a move toward renewable energy, the widespread adoption […]

Fundraiser

Published in April 23rd, 2007

Posted by Cyn in events

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This Thursday, April 26th from 5-7 pm there will be a Liberal fundraiser for Stratford-Kinlock at the home of Mike and Pat Schurman, 42 Mullaghmore Dr., off the Langley Rd. in Stratford.
Join me and all the hard working team in District 6 for some ‘whine and cheese’, good company and great music by Ian Toms.
Call […]

Nitrates gettin’ to ya?

Published in April 18th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in health, environment

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Check this out.
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Defensiveness

Published in April 18th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in tourism, golf

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It would appear that Tourism Minister, Philip Brown does not know how the Province plans to deal with losses on the PEI’s provincially owned golf courses. Instead of providing Islanders with the ideas behind the numbers, Brown chose to say this instead,
I’m surprised the Opposition has no faith in the Island’s golf industry and the […]

People, Place and Promise

Published in April 17th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in Uncategorized

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Today’s Leadership; Tomorrow’s Prosperity

The renowned mapping team of Premier Pat Binns and Cletus Dunn and their new Electoral Map of PEI.
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Liberal Team Updated

Published in April 17th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in nominations

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Here is the Liberal Team, as of today, April 17th
1 - Souris - Elmira, Allan Campbell
2 - Georgetown - St. Peter’s
3 - Montague - Kilmuir - Billy Cann
4 - Belfast - Murray River, Charlie McGeoghegan
5 - Vernon River - Stratford, Alan MacIsaac
6 - Stratford - Kinlock, Cynthia Dunsford
7 - Morell - Mermaid, Doug Deacon
8 […]

Pre-election reading

Published in April 9th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in Articles, faux pas

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P.E.I. civil service not shrinking despite buyouts
Immigrant money spent at the track
Province not following lending rules
Velcro is the opposite of Teflon.
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PEI, the Green Province

Published in April 7th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in environment

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Well, now that we will be touting ourselves as a “green” province on every registered vehicle on the Island, I suppose it might be helpful to try and define what it means to be green.

“It’s not easy being green”, but I think it is possible. To claim our Island as “green” right now is a […]

What’s up?

Published in April 6th, 2007

Posted by Cyn in community, Stratford

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Spent that last few days doing a variety of pre-election related activities. I’m a tad under the weather with a cold, but have been carrying on under the advice of my friends to be careful and not over do it. I’ve also been getting used to the rumour-mill and the nastier side of politcal life. […]