Our Conservative government is tackling the issues, providing sensible solutions, and fixing problems. These fixes have come by the way of reforms. Reforms to the economy, reforms to the governing process, and reforms to the way our provincial voices are heard in parliament. While American banks failed and British banks were nationalized, Canadian banks remained strong and solvent thanks in part to measures taken by the Conservative government. These are just some of the hallmark issues that Prime Minister Harper and the government have successfully addressed.
As Western Canadians, we value good healthcare and access to a quality education. We value justice and expect the rule of law to be upheld. We value a society that works for the interest of all people and not just a few. As your representative in government, I will work diligently to advocate for these values.
My experience in the community as a municipal politician has brought me close to the people that I will advocate for in the federal arena. I know the issues, and I have been able to keep my finger on the pulse of our riding over many years. I have kept my ears open to the voice of the people, I know the issues and understand them, and, above all, I care.
I believe that Canada’s parliamentarians must focus on helping Canadian families of all structures and demographics succeed and live comfortably. As a single parent, I have experienced some of the more prevalent social struggles in life. These struggles have given me a better, more complete view of society—a view that I will take with me to Parliament. With this view in mind, I pledge to be New Westminster, Coquitlam, and Port Moody’s voice in Ottawa, not Ottawa’s voice in New Westminster-Coquitlam.
Western Canadians, like all Canadians, have created change for the better by working together. As your MP in government, I will work with you to help create change in our riding, our province, and our country.
The people of our communities have an opportunity to elect strong representation and strong leadership that will benefit all of us. It is my belief that I can provide that leadership and representation, and that on election day the people of New Westminster, Coquitlam, and Port Moody will agree and vote Diana Dilworth.
Diana Dilworth is the federal Conservative candidate for New Westminster-Coquitlam.
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You claim on your website to have .."become a passionate voice for economic, environmental and social sustainability. " Yet those are three things the Harpo is completely against. Rape and pillage our economy, environment and social structure is the Conservative (Neocon) agenda.
A very effective strategy Harper has adopted is to appoint spokesmodel types to candidacies. They attract a lot of votes from disenchanted male voters. They are difficult to beat if a bunch of Harpo HQ mandated membership buys from the local fundamentalist church fixes the vote in a nomination battle.
What is your church affiliation and how many of your supporters originated there?
The CRTC has just denied New Westminster citizens net neutrality. What is your stand on this? Do you think having a third world telecom system in your constituency is just peachy or will you advocate for change?
Take off the muzzle and let us know.
seth
We, the taxpayers are on the hook for half a million dollars for this by-election, precisely because of the indigestive variety of the NDP mushroom, whom we picked last autumn – named, if anyone cares to remember, as Dawn Black. She opportunistically reneged on her election promises, by resigning her Parliament seat as soon as she maximized her MP pension and then immediately jumped to the safety of a Provincial Legislative seat. It is thanks to her that our electoral district is experiencing a forth federal election in 5 years.
The Black Effect most likely will lead to a city by-election in Coquitlam or in Port-Moody, depending on which of two city councilors will win the election battle – Conservative candidate Diane Dillworth or Fin Donnelly from the NDP. I would estimate the damage to taxpayers to be another $100,000. But that is not it! A win for Liberal candidate Ken Beck Lee or the NDP candidate would create an irresistible opportunity for the leadership of the opposition parties to trigger yet another general election faster than Global Warming could melt for good the Olympic snow and ice in Whistler. That would not only cost taxpayers another $350 million, but also create political instability that could destroy Canada’s fragile recovery from the worst financial crisis in the last two generations.
It is a high time to look with open eyes at all these indigestible lawn signs that mushroom around us in time for Halloween. These signs definitely scare me into voting on November 9th.
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