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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l2, 20l2 0 WATERLOO. ONTARIO * SI INCLUDING HST » M New MPP . m I u a; f G. . pledges 1% can . UST support on \ , . u m... l m... e. .‘ z , . ' at; i . , Y 0 issue , » ~ . v ' ‘ . Br inns lament , a . ' gagswv'flgfi‘lfi a. __‘_____="w~'wkw - . .- z ' . . . m L W it“ ‘- ' MIHII'IOIQI.<B. - shot Fresh off her byeiection victory last " 2* ‘s Thursday night. Kitdiener~Water~ a?“ .; ” ’ , ' TV 100 MPP Catherine Fife pledged ,. § ‘ 13;. . 2% 6' LIFE her support to residents in their fight we 3 _ “ ’ I . - - against a proposed Hydro One corridor fig? i ,5 ,. ; ». '- ”at N lg,“ 1n] the City clear-nit. Q ~ g, *5 g _. Page 1 ‘I hope that H! get an invitation to V «a g ’; walk the corridor with them and sit ? K ‘ .' down and listen to them." Fife said in ’~' v: “A“ , . an interview following her campaign in »‘ victory last 'lhursday. ‘ _ . . ‘That's my responsibility as an _V ‘ ‘ ‘ .1. MPP." . “ . if? . Residents. however. want the Nl)l’ ‘ ‘ . to stand by their pledge and prove the V _ _ ~ issue was not just an election plat “ . ,..- form. 'I he issue was one of the local . {thi‘wszfltd concerns that cropped up during the _ ‘ xgsfigg, l))-clt‘('ll()ll campaign. “a. as“ a? ‘Will Catherine Fife and the NDP ‘~ ‘ ~ party now stand by us and take the 3:]; ‘8 #:2213211] 3;}. xsk‘ejldl‘ilfgln Catherine File celebrates her K-W byelection win for the NDP with party leader Andrea Homath last Thurs- Faulkner in an email to the (Ihroni cl a day night atSt. Georges Banquet Hall in Waterloo. The wrn helped prevent a Liberal majority and ended ART Faulkner h & been one of the resi- the Progressive Conservative Party; 22-year hold on the riding. “mm dents actively fighting the dear-cut. W 7100 M I. “We would welcome this opportu. . . ‘ ate he m... e wms ater 00 or m rm“: the NDP environment critic, Peter a curator/PageZO Thbum' . . . ‘ 1 . BY Cumulus STAFF for every candidate who has ever in his concessron speech. . HyIdro (_)ne plans ‘0 my“ '" what run for the NDP. this is a victory Davis said he was proud to run 1‘ ca 5 a” Legs-ration macilntenanf‘e atherine Fife carried her for them . . .When people said it on Premier Dalton McGuinty’s program. (5'18 mo corrl 0'5 m a. e campaign momentum can't be done. we challenged record and his vision for the “Wilfred en .?ne runs east-lmt or through to a resounding that thinking and we out- province. . M ometres I“: Escher man win fortheNDPintheKitchener- worked. out-organized and we ”This byelection was really Road to M oak. and $.50?“ Waterlooridinglast'lhursday. out-delivered.“ about choosing strong local rep- ' runs north about 4'9 m to me and “Tonight we are all a part of Fife won with about 4] per resentation and my hat's off to Court. 'd b 'l . history,‘ she told the crowd at cent of the vote compared to 31 Catherine Fife,” he said. Both cor n ms WET l' "l t m i930 her victory party. Fife thanked per cent for Progressive Conser- Emmett Modular». assistant and contain I '5'”? ‘ ‘inesf the voters and the 700 volunteers vative Tracey Weiler and 24 per professor of political science at ”yd” 9“? “I‘d ‘ e my 0d Wm?" who worked with her. cent rot liberal Eric Davis the University ofWaterloo. said a '00 gem in ’0'"! better to resi ems '" 'I want to thank them for Fife has been a high-profile Fife win would be a tremendous @‘ lune m "Em": ‘ em 3' filmed and their trust and i can't wait to go public school board trustee since breakthrough for the NDP in the ( ft residents "3 I e are“ ave n fight- to Queen's Park for Kitchener- 2003. She first took a run at the riding. ‘\ "‘8 " ever 3mm Waterloo.‘ she said. Kitchener-Waterloo M PP seat in ’ Continued on pg: to 'This is a breakthrough and 2007. coming in third. Continuation N 7 s ¢ . a a ’ 1".“ ~ 6 i l l ‘ . . £0. g. GARAGE SALE this weekend Stutth . (lent Hum models _._ F IND A ()FAL ’ .. . ., . . ,. .. t . - -...rurn.,~,.v‘t y..e..l.