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	The Ontario PC Party - Your Members - Ernie Hardeman
		Ernie Hardeman was first elected to the Ontario Legislature in June, 1995 and was appointed as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing until 1999.
		Hardeman's long municipal background and rural knowledge was recognized by Premier Ernie Eves when he was asked to join Cabinet as the Associate Minister to Municipal Affairs (Rural).
		Hardeman served as chair of the Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) in 1993 and 1994.
	www.ontariopc.com /your_members_hardeman.asp (388 words)

	Oxford bucks trend, re-elects Hardeman \| The Record.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Hardeman, the associate minister of municipal affairs, defeated Liberal candidate Brian Brown in a rematch to become one of 24 Tories re-elected in the province.
		Hardeman said he was jubilant and felt very, very good as he arrived to a cheering crowd at a Woodstock restaurant.
		Hardeman, known for his folksy style, reached the pinnacle of his career right after the 1999 election when he was named agriculture minister.
	www.therecord.com /ontario_votes/ontario_votes_03100374832.html (306 words)

	Connecting with Ontarians - OTF News Fall 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		To view the PDF version you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is available as a free download from the Adobe website.
		Ernie Hardeman, MPP (Oxford) was on hand to celebrate good news with veterans.
		(l-r) Ken Brown, Second Vice President; Bill Findley, First Vice President; Ernie Hardeman, MPP (Oxford); George Staelens, Property Chairman; John Lessif, GRT Member.
	www.trilliumfoundation.org /newsletter/fall06/en/cwo_12.html (92 words)

	Farm & Country June 17, 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ernie Hardeman was elected to the Ontario Legislature on June 8, 1995 and named Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Municipal Affairs (Rural) by Premier Mike Harris.
		Hardeman also served as chair of the Provincial-Municipal Implementation Team, which was responsible for deciding which level of government is responsible for which services.
		Hardeman served as the provincial president of the Rural Ontario Municipal Association and served on the board of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario.
	www.agpub.on.ca /ins-agm.htm (167 words)

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		Hardeman spoke about the recent announcement of the new program called the Rural Water Quality Initiative which is part of a government program called the Healthy Futures Program for Ontario Agriculture, which will provide money to organizations/municipalities who want to pair up and provide solutions for farmers and other organizations that would improve water quality.
		Hardeman stated that the farmers of this province are the stewards of the environment and it's in their best interest to make sure those resources are properly managed.
		Hardeman noted that another area that was being reviewed are the current drainage programs and the government is currently assessing the cost to the Ontario taxpayer.
	www.lprca.on.ca /fullmint.htm (2454 words)

	Norfolk Federation of Agriculture
		Oxford MPP Ernie Hardeman is concerned a potential provincial public sector strike could translate into more strife for already beleaguered beef farmers.
		Hardeman is adamant agriculture minister Steve Peters should designate the inspectors as essential workers or put them in a separate bargaining unit.
		But Hardeman understands the reduced work force's purpose in the event of a strike is to ensure the provincial abattoirs aren't operating, not to assist with meat inspection and keep the plants open.
	www.nfawebsite.org /main_news.asp?id=167 (413 words)

	Ernie takes a hard stand - Eastern Ontario AgriNews
		Hardeman is also adamant that he won’t preside over the demise of OMAFRA as an independent ministry.
		Hardeman said agricultural lobby groups and individual farmers have raised quota prices with him as an impediment to young people trying to make it into the industry.
		Hardeman said he’s had a good reception in meetings with farm lobby groups which have been "very helpful" in putting forward their points on the future direction of Ontario agriculture.
	www.agrinewsinteractive.com /archives/article-1207.htm (557 words)

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		In recognition of these trends, Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Minister Ernie Hardeman established a task force, led by his Parliamentary Assistant Douglas Galt and Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of the Environment Toby Barrett, to gather relevant information and conduct public consultations in January and February 2000.
		Hardeman has reviewed the Task Force Report on Intensive Agricultural Operations In Rural Ontario in depth and supports the task force¹s conclusion that there is a need for provincial leadership to deal with this very complex issue.
		Agriculture Minister Ernie Hardeman was cited as announcing yesterday that he plans to introduce ``the most comprehensive bill of its kind in the country¹¹ this fall to regulate the storage and handling of fertilizer.
	archives.foodsafetynetwork.ca /animalnet/2000/7-2000/an-07-11-00-01.txt (3083 words)

	Oxford
		Although Hardeman has worked hard in Oxford, it will not be enough to counter the anti-government vote.
		Ernie Hardeman is running again and the popular MPP will win without any question.
		3) Hardeman was dumped from cabinet as agriculture minister, but it actually worked in his favour because local voters think he got a bum rap.
	www.electionprediction.org /2003_on/riding/oxford.htm (676 words)

	CTV.ca \| Ontario developing new environment controls for factory farms
		Agriculture Minister Ernie Hardeman said the proposed legislation will be tabled in the fall.
		It is designed to regulate so-called factory farms which produce massive amounts of manure.
		Hardeman said farmers across Ontario want standard environmental safeguards to ensure the quality of life in rural Ontario.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1025815901026_21225101 (238 words)

	Ernie, - Ernie Pyle
		Ernie Lombardi was slow afoot, but he didn't let his lack of speed deter him.
		Ernie Harwell is the long-time voice of the Detroit Tigers.
		The Ernie Kovacs Show (first known as Kovacs Unlimited) was programmed Yet another Ernie Kovacs Show aired on NBC from December 195 5 to September 1956.
	listintra.com /?q=ernie (398 words)

	HARRIS APPOINTS HARDEMAN TO NEW POSITION ON PRO-GROWTH TEAM
		QUEEN'S PARK - Mike Harris, Ontario's Premier, today appointed Ernie Hardeman as Parliamentary Assistant to the Deputy Premier and Minister of Finance.
		As parliamentary assistant, Hardeman will work closely alongside Jim Flaherty, who last month was appointed Deputy Premier and Minister of Finance.
		"I look forward to working with Ernie Hardeman to further our SuperBuild mandate of building state-of-the art, cost-effective infrastructure through private and broader public sector partnerships," Flaherty said.
	www.fin.gov.on.ca /english/media/2001/nr-hardeman.html (236 words)

	Free Flamborough Forum - Disclaimer - A Bravenet.com Forum
		And, now you, as Oxford MPP and agricultural critic have sympathized with the Lanark Landowners' Association (LLA), noting that you too disagree with how the Ontario government has carried forward with legislation that hurts farmers.
		It might well be advisable for both Liberals and Tories to recognize that only a binding referendum on amalgamation will satisfy the communities that have suffered under this legislation.
		Letter to Ernie Hardeman by Glenn F. Miller · Feb 9, 05 - 2:41 AM Reply
	pub8.bravenet.com /forum/682344977/fetch/404917 (640 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Tim Hudak, MPP (Erie Lincoln) has reiterated his request to the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Ernie Hardeman, to continue grants to agricultural societies and preserve their property tax exempt status for agricultural fairgrounds.
		Hudak had recently arranged for Minister Hardeman to visit with constituents and municipal leaders in Erie-Lincoln on March 13th.
		Hudak has requested that Minister Hardeman give full consideration to his constituents’ requests to continue the grants from the Ministry that assist agricultural societies in organizing the fairs and to protect that the property tax status of fairgrounds owned by agricultural societies.
	www.niagara.net /hudakmpp/Releases/nr000328.htm (216 words)

	Oxford
		While not (yet?) nominated as I write, Ernie Hardeman, a feed mill operator and former township mayor and Oxford County warden, fits this territory like a glove.
		And if that wasn't enough, Oxford was the closest Jean Charest came to gaining a second PC seat in Ontario in '97.
		The former bellwether of Oxford can now be counted safe and secure for Ernie Hardeman, a seed merchant who took the riding in 1995 and, apparently, can have it for as long as he wants.
	www.electionprediction.org /1999_ontario/southwestern/oxford.html (204 words)

	Premier Eves Shuffles Cabinet (24-Feb-03)
		Ernie Hardeman - Associate Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing (Rural)
		On April 15, 2002, he was re-appointed to that position by Premier Ernie Eves.
		He has also served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Finance and, prior to that, as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Education.
	www.udiontario.com /issupd/upd030224.htm (469 words)

	Ernie Hardeman MPP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Please also feel free to drop my office at 12 Perry St. in Woodstock or call us at (519) 537-5222 if we can be of assistance.
		Visit the photo gallery for new photos of Ernie in the community
		We will be updating the website with new photos, news releases and Hansard from my statements and questions in the legislature, so please visit often.
	www.erniehardemanmpp.com (160 words)

	Ernie Hardeman and Michael Prue discuss Bill 130 on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Ernie Hardeman and Michael Prue discuss Bill 130 on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Ernie Hardeman and Michael Prue discuss Bill 130
		Ernie Hardeman and Michael Prue do their best to protect the rights and interests of the People of Ontario during clause-by-clause deliberations of Bill 130 --Amendments to the 2001 Municipal Act.
	www.flickr.com /photos/43172810@N00/322209025 (434 words)

	MPPs Ernie Hardeman and Michael Prue on 061206 on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		MPPs Ernie Hardeman and Michael Prue on 061206 on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		MPPs Ernie Hardeman and Michael Prue on 061206
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	www.flickr.com /photos/43172810@N00/322209023 (434 words)

	Canadian Health Reference Guide
		The new CT scanner will mean increased access and shorter wait times for the advanced technology needed to detect diseases like cancer, strokes and head injuries. A Request for Proposals is underway, and the new CT scanner is expected to be up and running by July 2003.
		CT scanners are especially useful when diagnosing and treating elderly and immobile patients. The machine can move 360 degrees around a patient, taking pictures from a number of different angles so the patient does not have to be repeatedly moved.
		Natasa Veljovic, CEO of the Woodstock General Hospital added, "We are so pleased to have the CT scanner approved. Thanks to the hard work and support of Ernie Hardeman, the City of Woodstock and its citizens, the CT scanner will be a wonderful addition to our Diagnostic Imaging Department.”
	www.chrgonline.com /news_detail.asp?ID=2066 (312 words)

	Information London - Ontario. Member of Provincial Parliament - Ernie Hardeman - Oxford
		Member of Provincial Parliament - Ernie Hardeman - Oxford
		Ernie Hardeman - Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP)
		This information was last completely updated on 3/14/2007
	info.london.on.ca /details.asp?id=1621 (34 words)

	Read Story
		He said about $50 million in federal funding that had been going into Ontario's provincial program has been lost.
		"In agreeing to that, he (Peters) gave up a whole bunch of federal money," said Hardeman, who served as agriculture minister during the Harris government.
		ONTARIO FARM ADVISORY COMMITTEE SLAMMED Ontario grain and oilseed organizations are slamming the provincial government's appointment of a four-member advisory group to study the "agriculture business risk management system," in the wake of the current financial crisis.
	www.farms.com /readstory.cfm?dtnnewsid=1177908 (474 words)

	Open Lines Issue 2
		Two Provincial Ministers, Ernie Hardeman Minister of Agriculture and Helen Johns Minister of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation, were on hand October 16, 2000 to help celebrate the expansion and renaming of Oxford Center Library, the official opening of the Gates Foundation Funded Computer Corner and the launch of Ontario Library Week.
		The library was greatly expanded with the help of community volunteers, Township of Norwich and Oxford County Library.
		From Left to Right: Ernie Hardeman (Oxford MPP and Minister of Argiculture, Food and Rural Affairs), Honorable Helen Johns (Minister of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation), Sam Coughlan (Chief Librarian, Oxford County Library), Bill Semeniuk (Chair, Oxford County Library) and Mare Brown (Director of Corporate Services and Library)
	www.ocl.net /openlines/10_00.shtml (1400 words)

	GE Food Alert Campaign Center - Headlines
		Bragg was quoted as saying, "This is the Number 1 issue we will be facing, and we need to let people know these products are safe."
		In a luncheon address to the group, Ontario Agriculture Minister Ernie Hardeman was cited as calling on farmers to tell consumers over and over that the food is safe, adding, "If consumer confidence in our food supply starts to erode, the ripple effects will be felt throughout the entire agri-food industry."
		But Ross Daily, a former farm reporter and a speaker at the meeting, was cited as saying people don't trust studies done by the companies developing the foods and the government's reassurances.
	www.gefoodalert.org /News/news.cfm?News_ID=665 (573 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A sincere thanks to our dedicated MPP, Ernie Hardeman, who read the following petition in Parliament at Queens Park on April 24.
		Ernie Hardeman (Oxford): I have here a petition signed by a great number of my constituents, primarily from the area of my riding called Kintore.
		As I said, it's signed by a great number of my constituents, and I will affix my signature too.
	www.saveajbaker.ca /thepetitionpage.htm (158 words)

	Woodingford Lodge Millennium Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Woodingford Lodge, Ingersoll and Tillsonburg opened in March, 2004.
		Front: Dave Oliphant, Don Woolcott, Indura Reynolds, Irv Horton, Ernie Hardeman
		Front: Dave Oliphant, Ernie Wilson, Ernie Hunt, Ernie Hardeman, Don Woolcott
	www.county.oxford.on.ca /site/812/default.aspx (142 words)

	Ottawa Business Journal - News
		Fuel developer Ensyn Technologies Inc. and milk produceer Neilson Dairy received big cash boosts on Monday from the provincial government.
		At a ceremony at Ensyn's facility south of the city in Greely, the province's associate minister of municipal affairs Ernie Hardeman praised Ensyn's "innovative" idea of converting wood residue into new reusable fuel.
		Ensyn's Greely location is in the midst of developing a process whereby wood residue is converted into what is known as "bio-oil." The oil can then be used as electricity, an adhesive, a polymer or a food-flavouring compound.
	www.ottawabusinessjournal.com /277423462249615.php (296 words)

	The Municipal information Network \|Municipal Suppliers\|
		The Honourable Gar Knutson, Secretary of State (Central and Eastern Europe and Middle East) and MP for Elgin-Middlesex-London; the Honourable Ernie Hardeman, Ontario's Associate Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing responsible for Rural Affairs; and Duncan McPhail, Mayor of the Municipality of West Elgin, made the announcement today.
		The Municipality of West Elgin will upgrade the West Elgin Water Treatment Plant, which will improve the drinking water quality for 2,373 households.
		"The Ernie Eves government implemented tough drinking water regulations to ensure a long-term supply of clean, safe water for all Ontario residents," Minister Hardeman said.
	www.municipalsuppliers.com /news_detail.asp?ID=8838 (624 words)

	OPSBA News Release - September 10, 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Participants will include individuals and organizations directly impacted by the eligibility criteria for the tax credit.
		"We want to get input from parents, educators and administrators about the structure and content of any regulations for the tax credit that may be necessary," insists Tory MPP Ernie Hardeman, chair of the task force.
		However, OPSBA was informed by the ministry of finance that since the public boards are not directly impacted by the tax credit, they will be excluded from the hearings.
	www.opsba.org /pubs/nrel/2001/2001-09.10.html (321 words)

	Agricultural Publishing Farm and Country, Home Page
		Doug Beggs' reforestation efforts begat sheep - and he's never looked back
		Ontario's new Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Minister Ernie Hardeman is no stranger to agriculture.
		Broiler quota transfer in Ontario is currently in a holding pattern, pending a decision by Chicken Farmers of Ontario on the conversion of additional quota into basic quota.
	www.agpub.on.ca (311 words)

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