In less than 24 hours, the registered voters of Ontario will be visiting the polling stations in the 2011 provincial election. For months, candidates have been pushing their partisan agendas in hopes that citizens will support the platforms presented.  And as expected, the HST, set in place by the Premier McGuinty’s Liberal party has been a hot topic of debate throughout the duration of the election campaign.
While NDP leader Andrea Horwarth and PC leader Tim Hudak have both committed to removing the HST from electricity and heating as well as …

While British Columbia residents are patiently waiting to hear the results of this summer’s HST Referendum, Ontario residents are getting ready for their chance at the polls in the upcoming provincial election. Progressive Conservative leader Tim Hudak is going head to head with Premier Dalton McGuinty of the Liberal party especially when it comes to the issue of the HST.
In recent weeks, it has been confirmed that Premier McGuinty plans to raise the HST percentage if re-elected this fall while Tim Hudak has adamantly claimed that his party is seeking …

While B.C. residents mail in their ballots in the provincial HST referendum, Ontario residents prepare to go to the polls for their fall provincial election. And just like the attack ads aired in B.C., Ontario residents have been bombarded by their own attack ads leading up to the fall election. Candidates are developing their platforms and have begun mud-slinging early this summer addressing the most controversial issue: the HST.
In response to voters concern over the HST, Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath is building a platform promising to reduce the costs …