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Police union campaigns against Hudak

  • By: Michael Miles
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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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