302:. He attracted some controversy during this campaign for saying that Canada should exercise caution when bringing "foreign doctors" into Canada. Butcher later clarified that he believed it was inappropriate for Canada to entice doctors to emigrate from medically underserviced areas in the global south. Some took issue with his comments, arguing that Canada's medical system would collapse without doctors from other countries.
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area. Love is a member of the
Canadian Association of Management Consultants, and was awarded his Fellowship as a Certified Management Consultant (FCMC) in 2007 in recognition of his contributions to management consulting and his long record of community service. Formerly, Love was a vice-president
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Butcher narrowly won his party's nomination over Mike Dupont. The first ballot results were: Butcher 57, Dupont 53, Lorne
Romankow 8. Butcher won on the second ballot, 56 to 52. Some ballots were spoiled. Butcher and Dupont were both former members of the Progressive Conservative Party, while
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Butcher intended to seek the
Conservative nomination again for the 2006 election, but withdrew shortly before the vote. The nomination was won by Kevin Serviss. Butcher subsequently left the Conservative Party, charging that Serviss was a special-interest candidate who should not have been
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Pakistan, Fayaz chose Canada as the land of opportunity and freedom to call home for himself and his family. He and his wife of 13 years, Tayyaba, are the parents of twin boys, Munam and Afraz, and two daughters, Samahat and Sabahat.
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Choudhary is a Creative/Futuristic minded small business man who started his first business while still in school (22 years ago) and continues run his thriving business in greater Toronto
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Choudhary became a Local Radio producer on 770AM running state of the Art web radios and web TV. He is also the founder of first Urdu community web radio in Canada.
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598:, 10 August 2005). He has also called upon the government to address rising gas prices, otherwise they could be faced with a renewed demand for the nationalization of the oil industry (
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Chris
Schnurr resigned from the Progressive Canadian Party as their Communications Director and Health Critic, along with President Jim Love and Leader Tracy Parsons in November 2007.
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Choudhary characterizes this opportunity to serve by running as a candidate with a simple slogan. âWe will build our future together!â
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in 2003-2004, and following the merger became one of 100 Progressive Conservatives to form the Progressive Canadian Party. He was an organizer for the new party in the
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residents were being overtaxed relative to the municipal services they received. See Terry Pender, "Walden man presses for municipal tax reform in Sudbury region",
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since 1978, and is the president of J.D. Bogaerts Enterprises Inc. He has produced products for the provincial and federal governments, for
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in 1995, and became president of its BeachesâEast York association. Love opposed the Progressive Conservative Party's merger with the
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herds that threatened area property, despite legal prohibitions against their actions (
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policies for universities, describing such policies as reverse discrimination (
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in 2006. He received 94 votes (0.23%), finishing seventh against incumbent
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Rob O'Flanagan, "Tory candidate clarifies remarks about foreign doctors",
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Official Results, Thirty-Ninth General Election, Elections Canada
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Steve Faguy, "Adult hide-and-seek involves deception and beer,"
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He received 735 votes (1.24%) in 2006, finishing fifth against
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nomination in 2003, shortly before the party's merger with the
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He received 183 votes (0.36%) in 2006, finishing fifth against
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100:Love was born on February 24, 1956, in
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