Ted Chudleigh

For Immediate Release
January 26, 2012
MCGUINTY LIBERALS HIDE MUSEUM DONATION
Facts
A Freedom of Information request by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation under the Access to Information Act revealed that, in 2010, the Government of Ontario donated $5 million to the Canadian Museum of Human Rights.
The document shows that the Government of Ontario is the only provincial or territorial [...]

Facts
Regulations under the Niagara Parks Act allow a person to perform or attempt to perform a stunt if they acquire written permission from the Niagara Parks Commission (NPC). The administration of the Act is overseen by the Minister of Tourism and Culture.
After receiving approval from the United States to walk a tightrope suspended across Niagara [...]

NEWS
QUEEN’S PARK – Today, Ted Chudleigh, MPP Halton and PC Critic to the Attorney General moved a Motion at the Legislative Committee on Justice Policy which, in line with recommendations made by former Chief Justice Roy McMurtry in 2008, called for a review of Ontario’s Victims’ Justice Fund.
The Motion would have allowed the Justice Committee [...]

NEWS
QUEEN’S PARK – Yesterday, Ted Chudleigh, MPP Halton and PC Critic to the Attorney General filed a Motion with the Clerk of the Legislative Committee on Justice Policy which called for a review of Ontario’s Victims’ Justice Fund.
The Liberal Government has said they will review the matter for a third time. The PC Caucus is [...]

Today, I would like to stand and acknowledge the recent achievement of the Woodbine Entertainment Group. Woodbine Entertainment Group is the largest operator of horse racing in Canada, operating tracks in Toronto and in Campbellville, Ontario, in my riding.
On March 7, 2011, Jane Holmes, vice-president of corporate affairs, accepted the Century International Quality ERA Gold [...]

News
In 2005 Superior Court Justice Hill revealed numerous problems with Ontario’s court interpreter system. For five years the Liberal government did nothing to address these serious concerns.
Finally, in 2010, the Liberal government required Ontario court interpreters to declare their language competency based on a new language test.
Two hundred and twenty five interpreters wrote this new [...]