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		Floyd Laughren From Sterwiki Floyd Laughren (born October 3, 1935 in Shawville, Quebec) is a former politician in Ontario, Canada.
		Laughren was generally seen as being on the left-wing of the party, and was not initially an ally of Bob Rae following the latter's selection as party leader in 1982.
		Laughren's defenders have noted that much of North America was mired in a significant recession during this period, and that the outgoing Liberal government of David Peterson significantly under-estimated expenditure costs in 1990.
	www.news-from-newspapers.com /en/Wikipedia.org/2005/02/25/Floyd_Laughren.html (569 words)

	Floyd Laughren: ZoomInfo Business People Information
		Floyd Laughren is one of the "players" who steered the community from a one-industry town dependent on mining into a diversified regional capital and centre for post-secondary education and health care in northeastern Ontario.
		Laughren has served Greater Sudbury as an educator, a politician at Queen's Park for 27 years, a champion at times of unpopular causes, such as occupational health and safety, and as a community leader.
		Laughren was asked in 1998 to chair the Ontario Energy Board, the Crown corporation responsible for regulating natural gas and electricity utilities in Ontario.
	www.zoominfo.com /people/Laughren_Floyd_5133277.aspx (823 words)

	Floyd Laughren Information
		Floyd Laughren (born October 3, 1935 in Shawville, Quebec) is a former politician in Ontario, Canada.
		Laughren was from left-wing of the party, and supported Richard Johnston for the party's leadership in 1982.
		Laughren's defenders have noted that much of North America was mired in a significant recession during this period, and that the outgoing Liberal government of David Peterson significantly under-estimated expenditure costs in 1990.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Floyd_Laughren (609 words)

	Qwika - Floyd Laughren
		Laughren in primo luogo è stato scelto alla legislatura di Ontario in un'elezione provinciale di 1971, sconfiggendo
		Laughren proveniva da left-wing del partito e sostenuto Richard Johnston per la direzione del partito dentro
		Inoltre è stato notato che preventivi del Laughren dopo che 1991 fossero messi a fuoco generalmente sul deficit-taglio misura.
	wikipedia.qwika.it /en2it/Floyd_Laughren (470 words)

	Floyd Laughren at AllExperts
		Floyd Laughren (born October 3, 1935 in Shawville, Quebec) is a former politician in Ontario, Canada.
		Laughren was from left-wing of the party, and supported Richard Johnston for the party's leadership in 1982.
		Laughren's defenders have noted that much of North America was mired in a significant recession during this period, and that the outgoing Liberal government of David Peterson significantly under-estimated expenditure costs in 1990.
	en.allexperts.com /e/f/fl/floyd_laughren.htm (711 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Floyd Laughren
		Floyd Laughren (born October 3, 1935 in Shawville, Quebec) is a former politician in Ontario, Canada.
		Laughren was generally seen as being on the left-wing of the party, and was not initially an ally of Bob Rae following the latter's selection as party leader in 1982.
		Laughren's defenders have noted that much of North America was mired in a significant recession during this period, and that the outgoing Liberal government of David Peterson significantly under-estimated expenditure costs in 1990.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Floyd_Laughren (731 words)

	Omnipelagos.com ~ article "Floyd Laughren" (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Laughren was from left-wing of the party, and supported Richard Johnston for the party's leadership in 1982.
		According to journalist Thomas Walkom, Laughren was planning to retire from politics before the 1990 campaign, and only ran again because the election was called before he could coordinate his departure.
		The NDP unexpectedly won a majority government, and Laughren was sworn in as Finance Minister and Deputy Premier on October 1, 1990.
	www.omnipelagos.com /entry?n=floyd_%4Caughren (617 words)

	Floyd Laughren - Definition, explanation
		Floyd Laughren (born October 3, 1935 in Shawville, Quebec) is a former politician in Ontario, Canada.
		Laughren was from left-wing of the party, and supported Richard Johnston for the party's leadership in 1982.
		According to journalist Thomas Walkom, Laughren was planning to retire from politics before the 1990 campaign, and only ran again because the election was called before he coud coordinate his departure.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/f/fl/floyd_laughren.php (614 words)

	energyprobe.org
		Floyd Laughren, who chairs the Ontario Energy Board, and Dave Goulding, chief executive of the Independent Electricity Market Operator, pegged today's price at around 4 cents after making a joint presentation to the Toronto Board of Trade.
		Floyd Laughren, former Ontario finance minister, is chair of the Ontario Energy Board, which licenses participants in Ontario's energy market.
		Laughren said it was an early policy decision of the province to allow retailers to sell electricity contracts before the components on the bill were clearly calculated and unbundled.
	www.energyprobe.org /energyprobe/print.cfm?ContentID=3171 (706 words)

	False Philanthropy of the New Democratic Party
		It's a letter from Floyd Laughren, minister of exsanguination in the former NDP government of Ontario.
		Floyd, who thinks he has some god given right to spend the money earned by others and to use the power of the law to compel obedience.
		Laughren's letter says that the reason for provincial spending cuts is not to reduce the deficit but rather to let Ontario wage earners keep more of their hard earned dollars, that in fact, in five years the tax breaks will leave over $30 billion dollars in the pockets of the people who earned those dollars.
	www.w3taxi.com /emancipation/floyd.shtml (1149 words)

	Floyd Laughren inducted into Hall of Fame
		One of eight children born to Irvin and Erma Laughren, he was born in Quebec 71 years ago.
		Nickel Belt voters elected Laughren in the fall of 1971, and he headed to Queen’s Park as part of Stephen Lewis’ team.
		We had not always seen eye-to-eye on all issues—in the seventies Floyd had been a voice on the left of the party—but since my becoming leader he became a tremendous source of quiet support.
	www.northernlife.ca /News/LocalNews/2007/03-09-07-floydTOP.asp?NLStory=03-09-07-floydTOP (1828 words)

	City of Greater Sudbury
		Floyd Laughren was first elected to the Provincial Legislature in 1971.
		Laughren served as the MPP for Nickel Belt from 1971 to 1998.
		Laughren was appointed Chair of the Ontario Energy Board, a position he held from 1998 to 2003.
	www.city.greatersudbury.on.ca /pubapps/newsreleases/index.cfm?lang=en&Release_id=1566 (438 words)

	Electricity Reform in Canada: Powering Cross-Border Competition? © 2000 PUR Inc.
		Laughren says that the province will share ownership in the hydroelectric assets, and the transmission component will be 100 percent owned by the province.
		Laughren is concerned, much as is his colleague at the National Energy Board, that competition will raise prices in Canada, rather than lowering them.
		According to Laughren, "The response is that in the long run we will be better off as we get competition on the generating side and we get what we call up here performance-based regulation," he says.
	www.pur.com /pubs/3498.cfm (2830 words)

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		Floyd Laughren, on the right, has been appointed to head up a Community Solutions Team which is now going on a tour of the outlying municipalities to talk to residents to identify their concerns and discuss possible solutions to the problems they have experienced since amalgamation.
		Laughren did agree, however, that conditions should not be what they they are now, nevertheless, they are.
		Laughren explained to the audience that he is convinced this process will produce positive results.
	www.valleyeasttoday.ca /newsmagazine/Political/laughren.htm (1782 words)

	Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Floyd Laughren has spent much of the last 30 years serving the people of Northern Ontario, first as a teacher at Cambrian College and then as a provincial politician.
		Prior to his appointment to the Ontario Energy Board in March 1998, Laughren enjoyed 27 years as the MPP for Nickel Belt, and the distinction of being the longest-serving Member of Provincial Parliament in Queen’s Park.
		Floyd Laughren was as a faculty member in Cambrian’s Business department from 1969 to 1971.
	www.cambrianc.on.ca /headline/headline.cfm?headlineid=102148618943697.html (991 words)

	Laughren, The Hon. Floyd, The 1991 Ontario Budget
		Floyd Laughren is the Treasurer, Minister of Economics and Deputy Premier.
		As Treasurer and Minister of Economics, Floyd Laughren now serves as a senior cabinet minister with responsibility for Ontario's fiscal policies, management of the provincial finances, and the allocation of a budget of $48.5 billion.
		Floyd Laughren, Treasurer of Ontario and Minister of Economics.
	www.empireclubfoundation.com /details.asp?SpeechID=206&FT=yes (4450 words)

	Floyd Laughren (Site not responding. Last check: )
		'''Floyd Laughren''' (born October 3, 1935 in Shawville, Quebec) is a former Canadian politician, who represented the Sudbury, Ontario riding of Nickel Belt in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1971 to 1998.
		He served as the Minister of Finance and Deputy Premier in Bob Rae's government from 1990 to 1995.
		During this time, Laughren was nicknamed "Pink Floyd" by the conservative media.
	www.keywordmage.net /fl/floyd-laughren.html (157 words)

	Freedom Party of Ontario (CANADA) - Freedom Flyer 25 - June 1994
		Treasurer Floyd Laughren's public statement that the NDP's 1994 budget contained no new taxes and represented a "stay the course" budget drew a response from Plant.
		Any deficit is a new tax, simply deferred, and Laughren will not succeed in convincing the Ontario public otherwise.
		A commitment to 'stay the course' is a commitment that avoids the changes necessary to preserve not only the fiscal integrity of this province, but the very fabric of Ontario's social safety net."
	www.freedomparty.on.ca /freedomflyer/ff25_10.htm (249 words)

	The Justin Eves Foundation
		The Justin Eves Foundation in co-operation with the Cambrian College and the Government of Ontario has established the Floyd Laughren Bursary.
		Floyd Laughren, from the Sudbury Region is the former Minister of Finance for the Province of Ontario.
		The Floyd Laughren Bursary is administered by the Glen Crombie Centre for Disability Services at Cambrian College.
	www.justinevesfoundation.com /default.asp?id=25&mnu=25 (169 words)

	April 98 - Floyd Laughren retires
		Floyd Laughren retires after 27 years representing Nickel Belt.
		In February, "Pink" Floyd Laughren retired after 27 years representing Nickel Belt riding to accept an appointment as Chair of the Ontario Energy Board.
		In eight consecutive elections he always did the New Democratic Party proud; few politicians indeed can lay claim to that kind of track record." Pictured here: an emotional moment with Bob Rae at Convention in 1996.
	www.web.net /~ondp/nod/apr98/html/floyd.htm (130 words)

	Eye Weekly - PARK: Poor ministerial assignments - 08.06.92
		Unless Rae starts to overrule some of the hardline socialists in his cabinet and gets rid of the deadwood dragging him down, the NDP may not be back for another term.
		One government insider cites the example of a recent inner cabinet meeting where Rae and the treasurer Laughren were outvoted by the hardliners (led by housing minister Evelyn Gigantes), who endorsed measures that will further alienate the business community.
		Also at the head of the class is Treasurer and Deputy Premier Floyd Laughren (A+), a man of unshakeable integrity who has quickly learned the harsh realities of managing the province's finances during tough economic times that are best described as a depression with a social safety-net.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_08.06.92/news/prk0806.php (1186 words)

	Engineering professor honoured with President's Award for Excellence (5/02) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The President's Award for Excellence acknowledges faculty who have been exemplary in their efforts to achieve their own professional goals and to inspire the faculty community to set and achieve the highest standards in the classroom.
		Laughren has spent much of the last 30 years serving the people of Northern Ontario, first as a teacher at Cambrian College and then as a provincial politician.
		Prior to his appointment to the Ontario Energy Board in March 1998, Laughren enjoyed 27 years as the MPP for Nickel Belt, and the distinction of being the longest-serving member of provincial parliament in Queen's Park.
	www.nob.on.ca /regionalReports/Sudbury/170605-02-SudburyAN-Cambrian.htm (292 words)

	OEB Chair Responds to MEA Letter - Industry Reform Update
		Ontario Energy Board Chair Floyd Laughren has responded to the MEA’s letter regarding proposed amendments to the Retail Settlement Code and the market readiness self-certification process.
		Laughren acknowledged the MEA’s argument that there are other important participants who must achieve readiness to make the new market successful, and said that the OEB’s July 31st Self-certification report acknowledges that utilities’ readiness is dependent on the readiness of others.
		Laughren also told the MEA that the Board intends to issue the revised market readiness plan in the next few weeks, and that the OEB would consider the outstanding issues and impact of activities and decisions – raised by the MEA – in setting new milestones.
	www.eda-on.ca /eda/edaweb.nsf/bdffd31c5ec88dc8852567d200601c28/c1fa529f51d3487985256aa3006578df (686 words)

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