Jan
23
2023

Government Monopolies do not make things better!

By Mark Snow
private clinic

The private sector is able to deliver many services with lower administration costs, because they are trying to save money, make money and still be competitive with other suppliers.
 
Government creates monopolies such as healthcare and education, or supply management to ensure YOU are not permitted to enter the market ... without permission.

Jan
20
2023

The greatest hindrance to home ownership?

By Mark Snow
Regulations

The biggest hindrance to home ownership for the people is Regulations and Taxation. Both those regulatory bodies in Ontario can add up to $49,000 to the cost of a home in the Ottawa region.

Most new home builds add these costs to the cost of borrowing and mortgage those funds, including HST, causing further debt repayment in interest and amortization over a 20 yr payment life.

Jan
18
2023

Education Solutions? Put parents back in charge!

By Mark Snow
Girl Learning

We at the Ontario Libertarian Party have advocated and platformed our Education plan for the last 15 yrs as Parents Choice.  What that means is that parents shall have the final say of who teaches their children.  To make that happen, we will attach that funding to the child.

Unions and Government will no longer have any power to promise to improve outcomes.

Opt In/Out is another option we present to revenue collected and spent.

Jan
17
2023

Indoctrination in Education, what does that look like?

By Mark Snow
Chalkboard

Social Justice is a grouping of words meant to sound like a Law.  Justice is the application of Laws, whereas, Social is meant to apply to a collective or group, now called identity politics. Identity Politics is a political voting grouping tool, used to speak to a single group.  Group identity politics is used by politicians, so they don't have to speak to individuals anymore.

Jan
16
2023

There was a time when everyone had chickens

By Mark Snow
Chickens

Chickens provided food, they created fertilizer, they kept the grass and soil healthy.  Then government stepped in, banned local animal husbandry, they also created the egg marketing boards in conjunction with industry. Same as beef, pork and dairy markets.

Local municipalities put in place regulations to limit private property owner's ability to produce their own food, further creating dependency on store chains.  Industry is NEEDED to mass produce food, there is no doubt about that.

Zachary Tisdale

Zachary Tisdale

Campaign videos and thoughts on news and politics at:
Zachary Tisdale Candidate Website 
as well as the following social media platforms:
YouTube • Twitter • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok

Zachary believes the key to prosperity in Ontario is through reducing the size and cost of our provincial government, finding market-based solutions to economic issues, empowering business owners and encouraging foreign investment through lower taxes and deregulation, respecting personal expression to one's lifestyle, identity, and religion, defending property rights, individual rights, bodily autonomy, and the rights of parents to raise their children how they see fit, and by holding establishment political parties accountable for expensive and inefficient programs and lobbyist corruption.

He was inspired to enter politics after witnessing the vast government overreach during the COVID-19 pandemic as small businesses were destroyed by lockdowns, the rise in mental health and substance abuse issues from forced isolation, the failures of our healthcare system to provide us with adequate care, how people's medical rights were violated and their jobs taken away, property rights and travel rights were violated, how children's education and development was interrupted, how dissenting voices were vilified and silenced, how peaceful protests were violently suppressed, and the increase in censorship by the government, media organizations, and big technology companies.

Zachary is the Business Analytics and Segmentation Lead for a Mutual Insurance Company, specializing in farm insurance. He is a Fellow Chartered Insurance Professional and Associate of Insurance Data Analytics, and is the upcoming Chair on the Kawartha-Durham Council of the Insurance Institute of Canada.

Zachary lives in Lindsay, Ontario with his wife Amanda and their children Mackenzie and Connor. He grew up in Bradford and Aurora, and graduated from the University of Waterloo with a degree in Mathematics and Business Administration, with a minor in economics.

My Positions

Housing - Address the price of housing by reducing red tape for developers to build more homes! Encourage market solutions and competition to reduce the cost of rent! Ensure sustainable levels of immigration!

Healthcare & Education - Improve our healthcare system by introducing more options for care, while protecting universality and accessibility! Support Opt-In and Opt-Out legislation to give people more control. Respect individual's choices with regards to vaccinations and masks! Support parental rights over their children's education, reduce administrative costs and fight bureaucracy!

Jobs & the Economy - Fight inflation and rising cost-of-living by reducing the size and cost of government! Eliminate wasteful spending and handouts for special interest groups! Oppose the return of any COVID mandates and lockdowns! Advocate for those who lost their employment over their vaccination status! Encourage private-sector competition and free trade. Empower people and encourage businesses through deregulation and lower taxes! Reduce the HST from 13% to 10%! Eliminate the Carbon Tax! Reduce personal income taxes! Cut the Corporate Tax rate from 11.5% down to 10%, and then down to 8% within 5 years! End Corporate welfare! Pay down the provincial debt! Advocate for alternative currencies!

Transportation & the Environment - Minimize the impact of the Bradford By-Pass on York-Simcoe residents and the environment by advocating for the use of natural land barriers and trees to reduce noise!

York--Simcoe

Eric Cummings

Eric Cummings

About Me

I grew up in Temagami and am a resident of Temiskaming Shores. Moved away in 2016 but always felt like something was missing. My wife of eight years and our four children moved back to the area in 2020 and purchased a small hobby farm and it is the best decision we could have made.

I am an avid outdoorsman with an education in both natural resource management and adventure tourism. 

I am community oriented with a history of volunteer experience.

  • Lorne Pacey young volunteers award.
  • Ducks Unlimited Canada.
  • Fisheries Management Zone 11 Committee.
  • Two years Temiskaming Shores Volunteer Fire Department.

Why Libertarian?

In the last provincial election, I was sitting in the parking lot of the polling station and was frustrated with our current parties. I had every intention of walking in and spoiling my ballot. I felt the urge to look through the smaller parties on the ballot in my region, and that is when I discovered the Ontario Libertarian Party. I felt that the platform and principles were something that I could truly relate to. Throughout the pandemic, I began to see things that frustrated me and pushed me to want to be an advocate and a voice for the Freedom of Choice movement.

Timiskaming--Cochrane
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