Let Auditor General Do Her Job, Says MacKenzie
April 28, 2010
LET AUDITOR GENERAL DO HER JOB, SAYS MACKENZIE
OTTAWA – The lack of a reply accorded Canada’s Auditor-General by two parliamentary committees promotes a further disconnect between citizens and our democratic system. So says Mark MacKenzie, nominated Green Party of Canada candidate for Ottawa West-Nepean.MacKenzie Urges Voters To Resusitate Education At The Ballot Box
March 3, 2010 MACKENZIE URGES VOTERS TORESUSITATE EDUCATION AT THE BALLOT BOX OTTAWA – Ontario’s steady decline in per student investment needs to be halted at the ballot box and the people of Ottawa West-Nepean are just the ones to initiate the process, says Mark MacKenzie, Green Party of Ontario candidate in the March 4, 2010 provincial by-election.
Lack Of Democratic Dialogue A Concern, Says MacKenzie
March 2, 2010
LACK OF DEMOCRATIC DIALOGUE MAJOR CONCERN, SAYS MACKENZIE
OTTAWA – The scarcity of meaningful democratic dialogue in the Ottawa West-Nepean provincial by-election concerns at least one of those entered in the March 4, 2010 race.
HST Debacle Representative Of The Need For Change, Says MacKenzie
March 1, 2010
HST DEBACLE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE NEED FOR CHANGE, SAYS MACKENZIE
OTTAWA – The Ontario government’s plan to disburse $4.3 billion in HST rebate money in the lead-up to the 2011 provincial general election has the Green Party of Ontario candidate in the Ottawa West-Nepean by-election calling for change on March 4.
Voters Are Leaning Towards Mark
I may pick alternative candidate in byelection
Re: Fighting for Ottawa's 'champion,' Feb. 28.
The Citizen's profile of the Ottawa West-Nepean candidates dovetails with the debate my wife and I are having over whom we wish to support...
As an engineer in Ottawa's high-tech scene, I find Mark MacKenzie compelling for the simple fact that it's the first time that I can say that I might vote for the Green party.
