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Eco-outlaw Ernie

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Earth Day this week was no concern to premier Ernie Eves, aka Ernie the Eco-Bandit, who’s considered armed and very dangerous to the planet because of his penchant for shooting down environmental protections and asking questions later.

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for the following offences against the people of Ontario:

Hijacking For making a mockery of Ontario’s Living Legacy protection plan by allowing mining, sport hunting and logging roads in protected areas

Armed robbery — For stealing from the people by spending less than one-quarter of the $240 million promised after Walkerton to help cities upgrade water and sewer systems

Criminal negligence — For implementing only 50 of 93 recommendations made by the Walkerton tainted water inquiry

Reckless endangerment — For cutting the number of provincial water monitoring stations from 730 to 240

Assault — For making daily life miserable for thousands by spending 75 per cent of SuperBuild’s transportation fund on highways

Aggravated assault — For terminating funding for public transit in Toronto altogether

Abandonment — For handing over to the forest industry negotiations with aboriginal people on the sharing of forestry resources

Malicious fraud — For breaking promises to save the Oak Ridges Moraine and develop policies to conserve old growth forests

Criminal harassment — For lifting the 260-hectare maximum on clear-cuts

Conspiracy — For plotting behind the scenes to bring back the spring bear hunt

Disturbing the peace — For passing a recreation act that puts commercial development and high-impact recreation ahead of conservation

Kidnapping — For snatching cash from the Toronto school board and making it close six of eight outdoor education centres

Acts of omission causing danger — For failure to protect 31 species currently listed as endangered in Ontario.

Last seen: Last week, hanging with fellow bandits and corporate thieves at a Tory fundraiser in the ballroom of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

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