Queen’s Park – Today, Chatham-Kent-Essex MPP Rick Nicholls called for the Premier to implement Ontario Chief Electoral Officer Greg Essensa’s recommendation to place limits on third party advertising during elections. “We are the only jurisdiction »
Queen’s Park – Hydro rates are set to increase again on May 1st due to the Liberal long-term energy plan, Chatham-Kent-Essex MPP Rick Nicholls said today. The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) says that the hike »
(Leamington, Ontario) Rick Nicholls, MPP Chatham-Kent-Essex met with officials from the Family Health Team in Leamington and spent some time working alongside the nurses and doctors in the Emergency Room at Leamington District Memorial Hospital »
The two area Progressive Conservative MPPs don’t feel much optimism from the first throne speech delivered by Ontario’s new Premier Kathleen Wynne, but a local politician heard some positive news. Chatham-Kent Essex MPP Rick Nicholls »
(QUEEN’S PARK): Ontario traditionally has been the economic leader of Canada, leading the way both in growth and job creation. This position was one that countless Ontarians worked tirelessly for, said PC Deputy Labour Critic, »
For almost a decade, Ontario has been at the mercy of a government intent on bringing the province to the brink of bankruptcy. Since being elected nine years ago, the McGuinty Liberal Government has implemented »
(QUEEN’S PARK) – With Minister of Energy, Chris Bentley being charged with contempt of Parliament, Chatham-Kent-Essex MPP Rick Nicholls renewed his call for both proper answers and the full truth with regard to the Mississauga »
(QUEEN’S PARK) – Today the Minister of Environment, Jim Bradley, praised Chatham-Kent-Essex MPP Rick Nicholls for his handling of the massive fish kill along the shores of Lake Erie. Responding to an unfounded partisan NDP »
Our office has received a number of calls regarding the recent appearance of dead fish on the shores of Lake Erie (Rondeau to Duttona Beach). While the cause of the incident is still unclear we »
(CHATHAM-KENT) – As Dalton McGuinty and education minister Laurel Broten drag their heels in finding a solution to the labour strife in Ontario’s education sector, the Ontario PCs have been looking for solutions to close »
