Timothy Patrick Biography
Timothy Patrick "Tim" Hudak (born November 1, 1967) is a politician in Ontario, Canada, and is currently the Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. He also serves as member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for the riding of Niagara West—Glanbrook for the Progressive Conservative Party.
Join our Leader TIM Hudak, Lisa MacLeod, MPP and fellow PCs for a BBQ to Fight the HST!
Bring your family and friends to a fun-filled evening which includes:
A Free BBQ
PC Youth Volleyball Tournament
Entertainment by Pam and Doug Champagne
Emceed by CFRA’s Nick at Night
Hosted by the Nepean-Carleton PC Riding Association.
For more information and to RSVP, contact Harriet at:
1-800-903-6453 ext. 170 or Al at (613) 692-4894.
Please bring your lawn chair.
Ottawa BBQ
Thursday June 24th, 2010
6 PM – 8 PM
Mooney’s Bay Park
Ottawa, Ontario
(South of Hog’s Back Rd. on Riverside Dr.)
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Toronto and GTA BBQ
12 PM – 3PM
Croatian Recreational Parish Park
4525 Mississauga Rd.
Mississauga, Ontario
(Just north of the 403 on Mississauga Rd.)
Kitchener and Waterloo Area BBQ
6 PM – 8 PM
Columbus Centre
110 Manitou Dr.
Kitchener, Ontario
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- Reducing the tax and regulatory burden that discourages job creation and makes it harder for Ontario families to make ends meet.
- Fiscal discipline that controls the size of government and respects how much Ontario families already pay.
- New standards and safeguards that will improve transparency and restore people’s confidence in how government works.
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Tim’s own life story and career path are a testament to the opportunities that come from being part of Ontario’s middle class. Tim and his sister grew up in a middle class household in Fort Erie. His dad was a high school principal and his mom was a teacher. Tim learned the importance of self-reliance and community involvement from his parents and grandparents who originally came to Canada from Eastern Europe in advance of World War Two.
Tim put himself through university working on the U.S. – Canada Border. He earned an Economics degree from the University of Western Ontario and was subsequently awarded a full academic scholarship to the University of Washington where he obtained his Masters of Arts in Economics.
Tim traveled across Canada as part of a management team helping a major international retailer grow its operations throughout Canada. Before entering public life, he worked for the Fort Erie Economic Development Corporation.
Tim’s concern about the lack of jobs and opportunities in his community led him to put his name on a ballot and run for office against tall odds in a seat that had not elected a PC candidate since before he was born. In the 1995 General Election, Tim was elected in the Ontario PC Party’s historic come-from-behind victory.
During his time serving the people of Ontario as a Cabinet Minister, Tim held three separate economic portfolios. As Ontario’s Tourism Minister in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, Tim quickly pulled together leaders in the tourism industry and provided leadership to protect jobs and help Ontario businesses recover from the dramatic drops in travel that followed the attacks.
As Consumer and Business Services Minister, Tim led the charge to protect vulnerable seniors and families from fraud by comprehensively overhauling Ontario’s old consumer protection laws. Under Tim’s leadership, rules and regulations that were originally written on manual typewriters were finally updated to reflect the needs of consumers and entrepreneurs in the Internet age. As a result, Ontario consumers now have peace of mind that they can shop or pay their bills online with some of the strongest legal safeguards in Canada.
As Northern Development and Mining Minister, Tim cut Ontario mining taxes to the lowest in Canada; this created new jobs in the mining industry and made Ontario the best province in Canada for attracting new investments.
In 2007, Tim and his wife Debbie became proud parents with the birth of their daughter Miller. Despite the long hours and time pressures that come with a career in public life, Tim makes it a priority to spend as much time as possible with his family, and can often be found taking his daughter for walks near their home.
In his spare time, Tim is an avid student of economics and Canadian history. He was a volunteer sports coach, and loves basketball, soccer and football. Tim remains deeply attached to the Niagara countryside of his youth and enjoys mountain biking, outdoor cooking and kayaking on the Welland River near his home.
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About Lisa, your MPP in Nepean-Carleton
Hi, I’m Lisa MacLeod, your Progressive Conservative MPP for Nepean-Carleton.
I was first elected in a by-election in 2006. In 2007 , the voters of Nepean-Carleton returned me to Queen’s Park with the highest vote total of any Progressive Conservative in Ontario and any candidate in Eastern Ontario during the provincial election.
Presently I am the Official Opposition Critic for Revenue and Government Accountability in PC Leader Tim Hudak’s shadow cabinet, as well as Vice-Chair of the Standing Committee on Government Agencies. I am also the co-chair of the 2010 PC Party of Ontario Annual General Meeting.
Previously, I have served as the Official Opposition Critic for Government and Consumer Services and Critic for Children and Youth Services, and as a member on the Standing Committee on Public Accounts.
In 2008 I was honoured to be named to Ottawa Life Magazine’s “Top 50 People in the Capital” and in May 2007 to be nominated for a YMCA/ YWCA Woman of Distinction Award. I have enjoyed being an honourary patron of the Ottawa Christmas Exchange and honourary president of the Metcalfe Agricultural Society’s Annual Fair since 2006. I am also proud to be a member of the Barrhaven Legion, a founding member of the South Nepean Autism Centre and the host of a semi-annual Women In Business breakfast series.
Like most Ontarians, cancer has touched my family and I am fond of the time I was able to spend as a board director with the Canadian Cancer Society- Ottawa Unit and as Chair of its Communications team.
Before I was elected to politics I was proud to work at Ottawa City Hall, Parliament Hill and Queen’s Park for current and former politicians in Nepean-Carleton. Those experiences provided me with the best possible understanding of the issues we face in our fast growing suburban-rural community. I was also grateful for time I spent with the management team at Sobeys Inc. for teaching me about customer service among other important business practices.
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I graduated with an honours degree from St. Francis Xavier University and I have pursued masters level coursework in strategic intelligence at an American university.
Family is important to me, and my husband Joe Varner and I cherish our daughter Victoria and our little scottie/ westie terrier Aberdeen! We are members of the Knox Presbyterian Church in Manotick and we all really enjoy spending our weekends with the Nepean Hotspurs and the Nepean Studio School of Dance!
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