Red Casket Itinerary:

March 16, 2005: Ottawa: Dalton McGuinty

March 9, 2005: Queen's Park

February 18, 2005: 401 Blockade, Ontario/Quebec border

January 21, 2005: Rural Revolution 401 Blockade, Ingersoll ON

January 18, 2005: City of Kawartha Lakes City Hall

Sept. 10:
9:00 am Windsor: Sandra Pupatello (Windsor West)
10:30 am Windsor: Dwight Duncan (Windsor-St. Clair)
12:00 noon Essex: Bruce Crozier (Essex)
2:45 pm Chatham: Pat Hoy (Chatham-Kent-Essex)
4:30 pm Wallaceberg: Maria Van Bommel (Lambton-Kent-Middlesex)

August 27:
11:00 am: Michael Prue
1:00 pm: Mike Colle

August 25:
11:00 am: Ernie Parsons, 183 Front St., Belleville
1:00 pm: John Gerretsen 303 Bagot St., Kingston

August 10
Julia Munro, York North
Greg Sorbara, Vaughn-King-Aurora
Frank Klees, Oak Ridges
Mario Racco, Thornhill
David Zimmer, Willowdale
Tony Wong, Markham

August 3:
John O'Toole, Bowmanville
Jerry Oullette, Oshawa
Jim Flaherty, Whitby
Wayne Arthurs, Pickering

July 26:
Laurie Scott, Lindsay

    VOCO (Voices of Central Ontario) and its colleagues in the Ontario Deamalgamation Network have begun the "Red Casket Relay", starting in Lindsay Ontario, at the constituency office of MPP Laurie Scott (PC, Haliburton-Victoria-Brock). It is our intention to visit the constituency offices of MPPs throughout Ontario in the weeks and months ahead.

    The red casket symbolizes the death of democracy inherent in the failure of the Ontario provincial government to respect the outcome of the November 10, 2003 referendum on de-amalgamation in the City of Kawartha Lakes.

    With only a few notable exceptions, MPPs have remainded silent on Mr. McGuinty's failure to live up to his word, or to accept the democratic will of the people as expressed in the referendum on de-amalgamation. The "Red Casket Relay" invites each and every MPP who is visited by the relay to respond in writing with your comments on Mr. McGuinty's failure.