Samara, a major Canadian political analysis non-profit, has ranked the Ottawa West-Nepean FLA website one of the top riding association websites in the country!
Great job to the volunteers who keep http://ownfla.ca/ looking sharp and up-to-date.
Don't forget to check out Anita's website too!
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Liberals are listening - and we want to hear from you on Sunday for the platform townhall!
http://www.liberal.ca/live/ While Conservatives like John Baird are more interested in yelling at you, Liberals are listening. Click the link above to RSVP to a special live town hall with Michael Ignatieff as he unveils the Liberal platform and takes your questions. Liberals have already committed to investing in learning and families with fresh ideas like the Learning Passport, the Liberal Family Home Care Plan, and the Early Childhood Learning and Care Fund, so join with us this Sunday to see how the Liberals will move Canada forward.
Labels:
education,
internet,
John Baird,
learning,
michael ignatieff,
platform
Liberals standing for Canadians families and consumers, not Big Telecom
http://www.liberal.ca/newsroom/news-release/liberals-oppose-crtc-decision-usagebased-billing/
If you're reading this website and using the Internet in Canada, you need to sign this petition:
http://openmedia.ca/meter
Canadian families deserve a government, and Ottawa West-Nepean families deserve an MP, who will stand up for middle-class consumers, not the Big Telecom corporations that would slash your ability to use the Internet while getting a corporate tax break paid for from your wallet.
If you're reading this website and using the Internet in Canada, you need to sign this petition:
http://openmedia.ca/meter
Canadian families deserve a government, and Ottawa West-Nepean families deserve an MP, who will stand up for middle-class consumers, not the Big Telecom corporations that would slash your ability to use the Internet while getting a corporate tax break paid for from your wallet.
Labels:
CRTC,
internet,
net neutraility,
ubb,
usage-based billing
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