Steve Pinsonneault is a lifelong resident of Lambton—Kent—Middlesex, a small business owner, and a dedicated community member. He resides in Thamesville and has a deep-rooted passion for fostering job creation and opportunities within the skilled trades and local industries.
Steve is actively involved in local governance, serving as a councillor for Ward 3 (Kent East) on the Chatham-Kent Council. His commitment to public service is further demonstrated through his role as a volunteer firefighter, highlighting his dedication to contributing positively to his community.
Running in the upcoming elections, Steve Pinsonneault is focused on advocating for the needs and interests of families in Lambton—Kent—Middlesex. With support from Premier Ford, his campaign emphasizes strengthening local communities and boosting economic opportunities.
Steve’s platform is built on his firsthand understanding of the community’s needs, aiming to leverage his business acumen and civic experience to enhance local development and public services. His ongoing service in various capacities reflects his commitment to giving back to the community he has always called home.
The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, known as the Ontario PC Party or simply the PCs, is a central to center-right political entity in Ontario, Canada. This party prides itself on upholding principles of freedom, demonstrating loyalty to Canada and its constitutional monarchy, and steadfast adherence to the rule of law.
from Red Toryism, which supported robust government intervention and progressive social policies, to Blue Toryism under Mike Harris's leadership in the 1990s, emphasizing significant tax cuts, reduced government expenditure, and a streamlined government role in the economy.
The Ontario PCs are staunch advocates for fundamental freedoms, including freedom of speech, worship, and assembly. These principles reflect a deep commitment to the democratic values foundational to Canada and its governance structure, underscoring a respect for individual rights and civil liberties that define a democratic society.
The party firmly believes that the government's primary role is to serve the populace, ensuring that its operations are carried out with a high degree of ethical responsibility and accountability. This perspective is pivotal in guiding how the PCs envision governmental oversight and public service, emphasizing efficiency and integrity in governance.
Central to the Ontario PCs' economic outlook is the belief in fostering a competitive economy that balances individual freedoms with social responsibilities. The party champions an economic environment where individuals are free to pursue opportunities and enjoy the fruits of their labor, which they see as essential for progress and prosperity.
A cornerstone of the Ontario PCs' current agenda is their firm opposition to the Liberal carbon tax. The party argues that this tax places an undue burden on Ontarians, increasing living costs and stifling economic freedom.
By opposing this tax, the PCs position themselves as defenders of economic relief for the average citizen.
The Ontario PCs are committed to significant infrastructure projects, notably the construction of Highway 413. They believe that such developments are crucial for enhancing the state's transportation infrastructure, which in turn supports economic growth and improves daily commutes for millions of residents.
Addressing the housing crisis, the PCs focus on increasing the housing supply by easing regulatory constraints and streamlining the approval processes. Following the Housing Affordability Task Force's recommendations, the party has set an ambitious goal to build 1.5 million homes over the next decade, aiming to make home ownership more accessible to Ontarians.
In a bid to reduce living costs, the PCs' recent budget outlines several measures, including temporary cuts to gas and fuel taxes, speeding up housing approvals, and enhancing tax credits for low-income families. These initiatives are part of a broader strategy to make Ontario more affordable.
Healthcare is a priority for the Ontario PCs, who plan to hire more healthcare professionals, including nurses, doctors, and personal support workers, to improve healthcare services across the province. The party also focuses on enhancing the capacity for domestic production of vaccines and personal protective equipment (PPE), ensuring that Ontario is self-sufficient in critical health supplies.
The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario continues to adapt and evolve, blending traditional values with contemporary conservative ideologies. By focusing on critical areas such as economic competitiveness, infrastructure development, housing affordability, cost reduction, and healthcare enhancement, the PCs aim to meet the immediate and long-term needs of Ontarians.
This approach ensures that the province remains not only prosperous but also a fair and equitable place for all its residents.