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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Thursday, May 29, 2014 | 10 E ! NCcket A H Ti T C our S Y LA Get to J U N E 2 - 1 3 , 2 0 1 4 Scan to Purchase Tickets Milton's bid for a university campus is a "no-brainer" and if it were to receive the goahead from the Province under a Progressive Conservative (PC) government it could be the cheapest post-secondary school ever built, incumbent Ted Chudleigh says. "Milton is a no-brainer in that they have the land, the sponsors, they have people that want to build buildings," P R E S E N T E D I N PA R T N E R S H I P W I T H said the Halton riding PC candidate. "The cost of building that campus, to the Province... it'll probably be the cheapest camAlso speaking our local entrepreneur... pus built in Ontario because RosanneLongo As Longo's Spokesperson and Contributing there's so much industrial Writer, Rosanne is the"voice of Longo's". She help." is the creator of the Fresh Traditions blog, a Chudleigh is seeking the forum for customers to share ideas, recipes and continue the conversations that inspire electorate's nod for a six straight creating memorable food experiences. election, and in his last term was the opposition critic for Date: June 2nd 2014 - 7:00am - 10:00am tourism and culture, as well as Venue: BurlingtonConventionCentre colleges and universities. 1120BurloakDr.,Burlington In recent months, the LibTickets:$90 plusHST Call: 905-632-4444 formoreinfo. erals announced a September or visit: www.metroland.com/arlenedickinson ArleneDickinson June2nd2014-7:00am-10:00am A breakfast meeting with guest speaker: Don'tmissthis! Chudleigh seeks sixth term by Michael Gregory Metroland West Media Group Breakfast Seminar Series OakvilleBeaver Ted Chudleigh deadline for interested postsecondary institutions to apply for the building of one of three satellite campuses. Chudleigh said the Wynne government lacked a process in selecting the prospective satellite campuses. He said under the PCs, the deadline "wouldn't get any longer" -- quelling local fears that the fate of a campus in north Halton could be further delayed. If the PCs were to form a majority after next month's June 12 election, Chudleigh said the party would commit to expanding transit by uploading the service of Toronto subways and regional highways such as the Gardiner Expressway to Metrolinx. Chudleigh said two-way, allday GO service in Burlington and Oakville has been successful thus far and a third rail being built in Milton, initiated by the PCs in 2001, is still awaiting completion. "You can't put all-day GO service with just two rails. It's a CP rail, and CP likes their freight and we've cajoled them out of as much GO traffic as we can get," he said, adding that a PC government would emphasize building that third line to bring all-day GO service to Milton by 2017. "All-day GO service will be a huge reliever of traffic," Chudleigh said. "It's very difficult to take a GO train now when you're not sure what time you're going to get out." The PCs have also proposed an eight-year million jobs plan see Front-line on p.15 (905) 631-6000 9 % 20 F F O 0% 4 DAYS ONLY! MAY 29 - JUNE 1 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY 12-9 10-9 10-6 12-4 · ODDS & ENDS · SCRATCH & DENT · DISCOUNTED