Provincial Election 2022

Vote for action on climate, nature, and a just, sustainable future for this pivotal election.

BurlingtonGreen, the BG Youth Network, and the Burlington Community Climate Action Hub have compiled a variety of resources to help you learn about local candidates and have your valued voice shared. Check them out below!

To help inform your vote, we asked local candidates 4 important questions asking for their response in video format. All local candidates were provided with this opportunity, with only those responding by the due date included in the videos below.

Please VOTE. The stakes are high – our shared environment needs more care than ever before.

Question 1: Given that Halton already has 22 quarry operations,  and the aggregate industry has negative impacts on people, air, water, wetlands, woodlands and wildlife, will you champion a moratorium, a temporary pause, on all new gravel mining approvals, if you are elected?

Question 2: If elected, will you commit to opposing the unnecessary, costly proposed highway 413, and champion smart planning for healthy, equitable, low carbon communities instead of urban sprawl?

Question 3: If elected will you commit to improving the Extended Producer Responsibility system by adding the Industrial, Commercial and Institutional sector, setting and enforcing higher recycling targets for plastic packaging and establishing a deposit on beverage containers? Will you also reject efforts to burn ‘plastic -to-fuel” and commit to banning organics from landfills?

Question 4: How would you ensure that Ontario has enough clean electricity to support all sectors of the economy and achieve Net-Zero by 2050 without reverting to running gas plants non-stop by 2030 to meet electricity demands, as projected by the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)? Additionally, how will your party support municipalities to electrify their transit fleet?

Let all party candidates (and your neighbours) know the issues that matter most to you. Repurpose materials around your home, and be creative to create a lawn sign or choose one of our downloadable pdf signs below to print and post on your door, window, or mailbox.

I VOTE FOR CLIMATE ACTION. TALK TO ME ABOUT YOUR PLAN.

I’M VOTING FOR THE PLANET

I’M VOTING TO PROTECT NATURE

I VOTE FOR CLIMATE ACTION

The Ontario Environmental Priorities Working Group represents 13 organizations working to improve life for Ontarians by ensuring a healthy environment and healthy planet. Together, they have developed a blueprint for the changes the next Ontario government needs to make to ensure a prosperous, healthy and sustainable province. Become informed, check out party responses to their 17 excellent questions.

Below you will discover the names and information about local candidates and candidate meetings/debates are posted as we become aware of them:

Thursday May 19: Burlington Chamber of Commerce – Learn more here.

Elections Ontario

Party Platforms:

Conservative Party

Green Party

Liberal Party

NDP

New Blue Party

Ontario Party

Burlington Electoral district (alphabetical order):

Ontario PartySebastian Aldea
NDPAndrew Drummond
Green PartyKyle Hutton
Liberal PartyMariam Manaa
New BlueAllison McKenzie
PC Party of OntarioNatalie Pierre

Oakville North-Burlington Electoral district (alphabetical order):

New BlueDoru Marin Gordan
GreenAli Hosny
LiberalKaniz Mouli
Ontario PartyJill Service
ConservativeEffie Triantafilopoulos
NDPRhyan Vincent-Smith

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