Premiere Kathleen Wynne greets Quinte West councillor Duncan McDonald at a rally in Belleville. (Photo: Amanda Smith/Quinte News)
Building the province up.
That was the message Liberal Premiere Kathleen Wynne brought with her to Belleville on her way through Eastern Ontario today.
She started her remarks by citing some of the positive things her government has been able to achieve while in power.
Wynne told the small crowd that had gathered at Robert Quaiff’s Belleville office that they are always looking for ways to make things better as she believes in care over cuts.
(l-r) Hastings, Lennox and Addington Liberal candidate Tim Rigby and Bay of Quinte Liberal candidate Robert Quaiff with Premiere Kathleen Wynne during a campaign stop in Belleville. (Photo: Amanda Smith/Quinte News)
She told the crowd that if secondary school students have the grades, they deserve to go to school, regardless of family income.
Wynne continued by stating that seniors need pharmacare, and they need to not pay the co-payment or the deductible and they are ready to go.
Kathleen Wynne shows off a PEC shirt she received during her campaign stop in Belleville. (Photo: Amanda Smith/Quinte News)
Child care and building the spaces needed are also priorities as is making sure people make a livable wage.
These things are not wants, but needs she says.
Wynne also told the crowd she will fight for repercussions against the United State’s tariffs on steel and aluminum because it will hurt Ontario jobs.
Kathleen Wynne, Premiere of Ontario. (Photo: Amanda Smith/Quinte News)
While here she greeted the crowd and served up some burgers.
Ontarians head to the polls on June 7.
Liberal candidate Robert Quaiff and Premiere Kathleen Wynne serve up some burgers at a rally in Belleville. (Photo: Amanda Smith/Quinte News)
