"We’re inviting you to take part in our next Virtual National Weekend of Action, this July 18th and 19th, from the comfort and safety of your home! ....... On the road to Election Day 2019, more than 90,000 Liberal volunteers made over 21 million knocks and calls to start new conversations with Canadians, and that hope and hard work made it possible to re-elect our Liberal government and keep Canada moving forward."
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PM Justin Trudeau visited Fredericton in early 2017. I had autism issues
to discuss and was actually handed the microphone although I was waved off
by the Prime Minister of Canada and was not permitted to ask him a question.
If you are thinking of joining the Liberal Party of Canada you might want to think again. Canadians have been calling for a National Autism Strategy since 2003 when the late Fredericton Liberal MP Andy Scott announced his intention to seek a National Autism Strategy. Peter Stoffer NDP MP from Nova Scotia joined Andy in 2006 to pass a private members motion calling for a NAS. Liberal MP Shawn Murphy of PEI also addressed the issue unsuccessfully in 2006. In the 2015 election Fredericton Liberal Candidate Matt DeCourcey stated to me that the Liberal Party was going to pursue a National Autism Strategy. It never happened.
Instead we have seen information that PM Justin Trudeau funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars of public money to his mother and brother for speaking engagements. Meanwhile no meaningful effort has been made by the Trudeau Liberal Government towards development of a National Autism Strategy.
I hope all Liberals Enjoy your Virtual Weekends of Action; just don't expect to see any meaningful action on any projects you bring to the table.
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