A petition against soaring Hydro costs across Ontario due to increased generation premiums, added fees, taxes and the HST.

The McGuinty government is looking to close the "old and underutilized" Sarnia Jail. Our jail is anything but "old and underutilized". Closing the jail will not save the province any money, and will only end up costing our community more to transport prisoners from Windsor to Sarnia.

Please sign my petition, and mail the original copy to my Queen's Park office.

A petition requesting that the Minister of Health direct the Ontario Public Health system and OHIP to include all currently available and scientifically verified tests for Acute and Chronic Lyme diagnosis, to do everything necessary to create public awareness of lyme disease in Ontario, and to have internationally developed diagnostic and successful treatment protocols available to patients and physicians.

Please sign the petition, and mail the original copy to my Queen's Park office.

In recent years technological advancements have made Public Access Defibrillators (PADs) an important addition to public buildings and many busy meeting places. Often found in arenas, schools, shopping centres and public buildings PADs can provide critical, life-saving assistance during a medical emergency in the moments prior to Emergency Medical Services arriving on scene. However, as easy as modern PADs are to use, they still require regular maintenance and understanding to be an effective life saving tool.  If your business, workplace or community gathering place has or is considering getting a PAD it is important that you make the necessary arrangements to educate yourself on use and maintenance. 

If you would like more information about PADs or would like to set up an appointment to have your PAD inspected please contact Mr. Jon Cann, Operations Supervisor at the County of Lambton Emergency Medical Services Department at 519-344-9469.

Please take a moment to click on the link below and learn about using the Public Access Defibrillator in your community.

On Friday November 18, 2011, Sarnia-Lambton MPP, Bob Bailey, presented the Freedom of Information (FOI) Request regarding the McGuinty Government’s decision to close the Sarnia Jail, which he received on November 16^th.

 On April 26, 2011 MPP Bailey filed his FOI request with the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services (MCSCS) seeking documents concerning the announced closure of the Sarnia Jail.  On July 21 2011, MPP Bailey promptly paid the $833.55 demanded by the Ministry to complete the request.

 Despite having carefully followed Ministry protocol, the results of the FOI request were repeatedly delayed by officials within the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Services branch at the MCSCS.  In October, after officials refused to offer an updated timeline or expected delivery date for any materials related to the Sarnia Jail FOI request, MPP Bailey contacted the provincial Ombudsman, André Marin, and Information and Privacy Commissioner, Dr. Anne Cavoukian, to investigate the government’s refusal to release the information.

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Commission on the Reform of Ontario's Public Services

If you would like to express your concern about the closure of the Slots at Hiawatha, you can contact Premier of Ontario Dalton McGuinty and/or Dwight Duncan, Minister of Finance:

Dalton McGuinty, Premier
Legislative Building
Queen's Park
Toronto, ON
M7A 1A1

Dwight Duncan, Minister of Finance
7 Queen's Park Crescent
7th Floor
Toronto, ON
M7A 1Y7

What's happening in Sarnia-Lambton?
Tourism Sarnia-Lambton (TSL) has area events for 2012
at your fingertips!

Unemployed?  Underemployed?  Looking for a career change?
Join us for the Community Resources, Training and Workshops Expo!

MPP Bob Bailey is asking you to Take The Challenge
and be an organ donor. 

A petition calling on the government to create a Provincial Suicide Prevention Strategy and implement the 23 recommendations presented by the Select Committee on Mental Health and Addictions.