Hon. Carolyn Bennett, Member of Parliament

Thank you for ensuring the oppression of the disabled continues and displaying such dramatic and profound apathy. You display an extreme and cruel lack of empathy or advocacy for those who are disabled. It is very apparent your goal is to support and perpetuate the oppression and marginalization and prejudice against disabled people. Hello I sent this an on July 13th and I never received a response although the email has been read ten times. I operating on the basis that the lack of response is pure apathy for an extremely qualified person who requires a service dog being oppressed and refused work or offers for work being revoked because of the need for a service dog; resulting in homelessness for this person. At this point at least 600 job applications have occurred. Thank you for letting me know you promote the oppression, attacks and criminal discriminatory practices of Toronto against those who are designated as disabled and supply their own personal medical accomodations to prevent crisis or sudden death. Thank you for ensuring the oppression continues and displaying such dramatic and profound apathy. I will provide this in my review of you for constituents to know of your extreme and cruel lack of empathy or advocacy for those who are disabled. It is very apparent your goal is to support and perpetuate the oppression and marginalization and prejudice against disabled people. Regards
8 years ago (23-07-2017)

“Every day, our kids turn to dealers, gangs and criminals to buy marijuana, putting them in harm’s way. For them, buying marijuana is often easier than cigarettes. In fact, an April 2013 United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) study found that at 28 percent, Canada leads the developed world in cannabis use among teenagers.This is a shocking statistic. And it clearly demonstrates how the Conservative government’s continued prohibition of the substance is failing to keep pot out of the hands of Canadian youth.The Liberal solution is clear: If we pass smart laws that tax and strictly regulate marijuana, we can better protect our kids, while preventing millions of dollars from going into the pockets of criminal organizations and street gangs. It’s a position that even the New York Times is calling for in the United States. Seven months after Colorado moved to regulate and tax the substance, marijuana prosecutions are down 77 percent, burglaries and robberies are down from a year ago, and the state has collected $23.6 million in revenue from taxes, licenses and fees.The status quo isn’t working. Let’s keep marijuana out of our kids’ hands. Sign and share this petition if you agree. If you need more information before pledging your support for this innovative policy, please read this blog post by Liberal Justice Critic Sean Casey. Sincerely, Hon. Carolyn Bennett, M.D., M.P.” email to Norml Canada
9 years ago (23-04-2016)

Very poor and slow service ( if at all)
8 years ago (23-11-2017)

Very welcoming and friendly place
8 years ago (02-08-2017)

She just ordered her department not to enforce the first nations transparency act which essentially allows them to not show how they are spending our tax dollars
10 years ago (18-12-2015)