What do you feel are the three most important issues to voters in your riding? Are these the same top three issues that are most important to you? What would you do to address these issues? The three most important issues for our riding are the forestry industry, relations between Aboriginal peoples and the government and health care. All issues are important to me; however, every issue stems from a very important centralizing idea: the environment. For forestry, I would encourage the development of wood bio-mass electricity, value-added products and local ownership of the forestry industry. I would encourage the transition for Aboriginal peoples to fulfil their destiny of a right to self-government. To the province as a whole, the decision to give themselves a 40000 dollar a year raise was the biggest slap in our collective faces. I was physically ill when I heard of this decision. So many people are struggling in our province, yet they decide to make themselves richer. Their argument that you need to attract good people for the job does not hold any water. I am happily willing to serve my government for any price. I am a good person and am responsible and hard-working. I must commend Howard Hampton on donating his 40000 dollars back to charity. I'm not sure if he is going to continue to do that, but his effort this year does not go unnoticed. Again, this is the arrogance of our current system. I'm not sure how they can justify to anyone that they are worth twice, three times, even as high as 10 times more than the full-time workers of this province. I am responsible for the instruction and guiding of 25+ young minds every year, yet make half as much as someone who behaves like a child in parliament. I guess when you're out of touch with reality, you make decisions such as those. External links Russ Aegard, official site Elections Ontario Category:North America Category:Canada Category:Ontario Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Elections Category:Elections in Canada Category:2007 Ontario provincial e
What do you feel are the three most important issues to voters in your riding? Are these the same top three issues that are most important to you? What would you do to address these issues? The three most important issues for our riding are the forestry industry, relations between Aboriginal peoples and the government and health care. All issues are important to me; however, every issue stems from a very important centralizing idea: the environment. For forestry, I would encourage the development of wood bio-mass electricity, value-added products and local ownership of the forestry industry. I would encourage the transition for Aboriginal peoples to fulfill their destiny of a right to self-government. To the province as a whole, the decision to give themselves a 40000 dollar a year raise was the biggest slap in our collective faces. I was physically ill when I heard of this decision. So many people are struggling in our province, yet they decide to make themselves richer. Their argument that you need to attract good people for the job does not hold any water. I am happily willing to serve my government for any price. I am a good person and am responsible and hard-working. I must commend Howard Hampton on donating his 40000 dollars back to charity. I'm not sure if he is going to continue to do that, but his effort this year does not go unnoticed. Again, this is the arrogance of our current system. I'm not sure how they can justify to anyone that they are worth twice, three times, even as high as ten times more than the full-time workers of this province. I am responsible for the instruction and guiding of 25+ young minds every year, yet make half as much as someone who behaves like a child in parliament. I guess when you're out of touch with reality, you make decisions such as those. 
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External links Russ Aegard, official site Elections Ontario
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Category:North America Category:Canada Category:Ontario Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Elections Category:Elections in Canada Category:2007 Ontario provincial e