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i think if the liberals though it was a slam dunk for them they would of allready called it , something tells me that its not . the ontario pc's have also been calling supporters in other areas of province asking for money for this by-election as i remember we got a call a week or so ago .
but still no word on any candidates yet unless i missed the articles .

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( a couple candidates for the nomination , haven't really heard of either of them before so it be a brand new candidate doesn't look like witmers son is running for pc's as first rumoured )


PC Nomination Deadline For By-Election


Mike McCulloch - 570NewsJun 05, 2012 07:38:48 AM

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While Premier Daulton McGuinty has yet to call a by-election in Kitchener-Waterloo, Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario is taking steps to get ready.

The deadline to declare intention to seek nomination to run for the seat left by Elizabeth Witmer is 5pm Tuesday.

There are currently 2 confirmed nominees; Don Kaluzny and Tracey Weiler.

A candidate will be chosen from those nominees on June 20 at St. George Banquet Hall Conference and Events Centre in Waterloo.

http://www.570news.com/news/lo.....y-election

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( a third candidate has also joined the race , a city councillor from waterloo )


Ontario PC Party to select their candidate for byelection tonight

Weiler, Kaluzny, Veith vying for the coveted nomination

Paul Johnson - 570 NewsJun 20, 2012 06:24:22 AM

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Local Conservative Party members will select a candidate tonight for the yet-to-be-called byelection in the riding of Kitchener-Waterloo.

One of three nominees is Laurier MBA instructor Tracey Weiler who tells 570 news - she wants to help turn the province around.

"I believe that Ontario is heading in the wrong direction and I'm concerned about the future of Ontario and it's shocking to me that Ontario is becoming a have-not province."

Another of the nominees is Waterloo city councillor Angela Veith who told us she feels the time is right for her to capitalize on her experience.

"I'm excited to have the opportunity to do this and I think my 6 years on city council is great experience and I'm willing to go to the next level."

Rounding out the group of nominees is engineering consultant Don Kaluzny who tells 570 News that he brings a varied background to the table.

"You want someone who has good strong leadership skills as well as exposure to some key areas that really affect the public interest - education, health care, energy, infrastructure are those areas where I have knowledge that I would like to transfer to the legislature."

Members of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Kitchener-Waterloo Riding Association will choose their candidate in a vote at St. George Hall in Waterloo tonight.

http://www.570news.com/news/lo.....on-tonight