Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne has confirmed she is proroguing the legislature so that her government can deliver a new throne speech on Monday.
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Wynne’s announcement Thursday came just days after her Liberal party lost a long-held seat in a Toronto byelection.
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“There’s no loss of sitting days”, a source said, noting all government legislation – including the political fundraising bill triggered by a Star investigation – will remain on the order paper.
All government bills are being kept active, including election finance reforms. “Unfortunately, the prorogation distraction tactic is too little, too late”, Fedeli added.
“The Wynne Liberals are an old, tired, and self-interested government that are desperately trying to frame a new narrative”, said Fedeli. “Skyrocketing energy bills can be fixed-repeal the Green Energy Act and stop cap and trade”.
Earlier this week, the Progressive Conservatives scored a shocking upset earlier this week in the Scarborough-Rouge River byelection.
“If we believe, and I’m sure everyone in every caucus believes that at some point there’s the possibility that they will be a cabinet minister, they will be in government, then I think the principle applies to everyone”, she said.
“Ontarians will not be fooled by another Liberal public relations exercise”, he said in a statement.
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While prorogation is a standard practice in parliamentary government, its use has become controversial in recent years.
“Now Premier Wynne has done an about face and finally admitted that high hydro rates are an ‘urgent issue.’ But will she admit that it’s an urgent issue her government created?”
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Most of the legislation for the government’s previous priorities have already been passed. And in 2012, Dalton McGuinty abruptly announced a plan to resign as Ontario premier and prorogued the legislature amid increasing criticism over the costly decision to cancel two gas plants.
