The Northern Ontario Party defined by it’s Chief Financial Officer, Andy Wolff

May 21, 2017 @ 14:26

 

The Northern Ontario Party Chief Financial Officer, Andy Wolff writes,

“I would like to clarify what our party stands for and why we intend on running candidates for the upcoming provincial election.

The media likes to generalize us as a separatist party. Northern Ontario is already a separate province with all the burdens, but none of the benefits. Our region produces a surplus of electrical power, yet our Hydro rates are among the highest in the country. Toronto politicians have decided to use our region as a dumping ground for nuclear waste; yet, our region doesn’t produce any nuclear power. We have abundant resources in mining and forestry; yet, have next to no processing or manufacturing regarding these very resources. These are just a few examples of the imbalance and neglect Northern Ontario faces.

Ironically, the Northern Ontario Party has the best chance in uniting an already divided province. First off by electing 11 NOP members in all our ridings, we would hold the balance of power in the Provincial Legislature with a minority government. Due to a lack of leadership from all major GTA parties, that could be a strong possibility. Further to this, since we do not blindly subscribe to any left wing/right wing doctrine, it doesn’t matter which party forms the next provincial government. If Northern Ontario is treated fairly and just, we will support that government.

For more information about our party’s policies and platform, visit our website or text “Northern Ontario Party” on Facebook. Also, we welcome you to attend any of our future public meetings.”

The Northern Ontario Heritage Party is a provincial political party in Ontario, Canada, that was formed in 1977 to campaign for provincial status for Northern Ontario. With no members elected to the Ontario Legislature, the party disbanded in 1985. In 2016, the Party Board changed the name to Northern Ontario Party (NOP). Edward Deibel retired as party Leader, and became Party President. Trevor Holliday is the Northern Ontario Heritage Party Leader, and Tommy Lee is Vice President.