To follow the OPFFA RV on the campaign trail, please visit www.thestakesaretoohigh.blogspot.com.

Now into the home stretch of the campaign, the Fire Fighters for McGuinty RV has visited 28 locals since September 4th.  At these stops, OPFFA President Fred LeBlanc, EVP Mark McKinnon, ST Barry Quinn and various OPFFA DVP's and members have helped pound signs, go door-to-door with candidates and assist our members in supporting those who support us.

The OPFFA RV has attracted quite a lot of media attention from reporters covering the Premier on the Liberal bus. President LeBlanc has given several reporters “tours” of the RV and answered questions about our reasons for supporting the Premier’s re-election.

Please be sure to read the OPFFA's "What you need to know about the 2011 Provincial Election!" document.

Below are some of the reports that have appeared across the province since the campaign began, detailing the OPFFA’s efforts to support candidates who support fire fighter issues.

 

	Belleville: FF's Back Grits
	Chatham: Firefighters Rally Around Liberals
	Sault Ste. Marie: Firefighters Support McGuinty
	Windsor: Firefighters Wary of Hudak Arbitration Plan
	Mississauga: McGuinty Kicks Off Campaign In Mississauga
	Oakville: McGuinty Lauds Firefighters in 9/11 Tribute
	London: Premier, Firefighters Huddle
	Vaughan: Vaughan Firefighters Endorse Grits
	Kingston: Their engines are red... and so is their political affiliation (video of President LeBlanc)
	Kitchener: Firefighters making election rounds in support of Liberals
	Brantford: Firefighters endorse Levac
	Stratford: Firefighters back Wilkinson
	Brampton: Firefighters aid Liberal campaign
	Welland: Firefighters, police criticize NDP candidate
	Toronto: Statement by Ontario Professional Fire Fighters Association President Fred LeBlanc
	Ottawa: Firefighters hope to light a fire under Liberal campaign
	Timmins: Firefighters endorse Bisson for Timmins-James Bay
	IAFF: IAFF Gold and Black on the Campaign Trail in Ontario
	Windsor: Firefighters' Association takes aim at Hudak

 

Fraternally,

Fred LeBlanc,
President, OPFFA
fleblanc@opffa.org

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