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Mitchell to continue
to fight for Huron -Bruce
Lakeshore Advance
Carol Mitchell joined
local Liberal members at
the Belmore Community
Centre today to celebrate
her nomination as the
Huron -Bruce Liberal
candidate for the provincial
election on October 6,
2011.
"Rural communities are
stronger in Huron -Bruce
thanks to key investments
made by the McGuinty
government in health care,
education and the
economy. We have
accomplished so much
since 2003, but there is still
work to do. There has been
over $75 million in
infrastructure investments,
two new schools, seven
Family Health Teams, the
Walkerton Clean Water
Centre and much, much
more. I want to ensure that
Huron -Bruce continues to
move forward as we create
a brighter future together
for our children and
grandchildren," said Carol
Mitchell.
Carol was nominated by
Port Elgin business owner
and long-time supporter
Mark Kraemer. Jack Riddell,
former Ontario Minister of
Agriculture and Food and
local Member of Provincial
Parliament (1973-1990),
seconded the nomination.
Carol was first elected as
the Member of Provincial
Parliament for Iluron-Bruce
in 2003 and re-elected in
2007. She was appointed as
Minister of Agriculture,
Food and Rural Affairs in
January 2010. Prior to that
she held a variety of
positions in the McGuinty
government, including:
Parliamentary Assistant to
the Minister of Agriculture
and Food, Parliamentary
Assistant to the Minister of
Public Infrastructure
Renewal, Parliamentary
Assistant to the Minister of
Municipal Affairs and
Housing, Parliamentary
Assistant to the Minister of
Health and Long Term Care
and Chair of the Ontario
Liberal Caucus.
Carol was born in Clinton
and raised Goderich
Township. She was a small
business owner in Clinton
and Bayfield for 10 years.
She became a councillor
with the Town of Clinton
and after serving one term
di Prior to 2003,
the Conservative
government
gutted our
classrooms and
fired thousands of
nurses, claiming
they were as
obsolete as hula -
hoops. We're the
only party with
a positive plan
for Ontario's
future — whether
it be health care,
education, energy
or the economy.
We're just getting
out of the hole
that the previous
governments dug."
— Carol Mitchell
she became Reeve. In the
first election of the newly
amalgamated municipality
of Central Huron, which
included Clinton and the
Township of Goderich and
iluliett, Carol was elected
Reeve.
As Reeve, Carol also
served as a member of
Huron County Council. In
1999, she was elected as
Warden. The next year she
was re-elected Warden and
became the first Warden to
be elected to two
consecutive terms in over
one hundred years.
"Prior to 2003, the
Conservative government
gutted our classrooms and
fired thousands of nurses,
claiming they were as
obsolete as hula -hoops.
We're the only party with a
positive plan for Ontari '
future - whether it be hea�
care, education, energy
the economy. We're just
getting out of the hole that
the previous governments
dug. We can't let thein do it
again. There's too much at
stake - especially now that
we're turning the corner to
a better tomorrow."