Ernie Hardeman appointed official opposition critic for Municipal Affairs and Housing
TORONTO - Ernie Hardeman has been appointed official opposition critic for Municipal Affairs and Housing.
"It's a bit of a change up from what we've been doing. Obviously starting off with the agriculture and being critic there, I mean, as much as I enjoyed that, for the next little while, it's just going to be the same as it's been for the last little while so I thought a new experience and a new surrounding was a good idea."
"[the positions] change from election to election so we filled out a form as to what we would like to be and I had two choices and I got one of them."
He says his other choice was to remain Agriculture critic.

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