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Police union campaigns against Hudak
For the first time, the Ontario Provincial Police Association has released two fifteen second ads about the provincial elections.
The president of the OPP’s union, Jim Christie, says a Tim Hudak PC government would launch a direct assault on the collective agreements of police associations across the province. Christie says their advertisements do not serve as an endorsement for the Liberals or the NDP; however he has stated that he does not want a Conservative premier.
The ads begin today and run until June 10th.
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