Paul McKeever
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- This article is about the Canadian politician; for the British policeman, see Paul McKeever (policeman)
Paul McKeever (born 1966) leads the Freedom Party of Ontario and the Freedom Party of Canada, two political parties advocating unfettered capitalism. McKeever graduated from Trent University with an Honours Bachelor of Science in 1989 and a Master of Arts from the University of Western Ontario in 1991 and a law degree from the same university in 1995. He currently practises civil litigation and employment law.
McKeever became a member of the Freedom Party of Ontario in 1992, joined its executive in 1999, and became party leader in 2002 following the resignation of Lloyd Walker. He is the party's first leader not to reside in London, Ontario. McKeever is also owner and operator of the "Mondo Politico" website, which reviews the political positions of various parties, including his own.
McKeever was a candidate for the Freedom Party of Ontario in the 1999 election in Toronto Centre-Rosedale, where he received 344 votes, or 0.75% of all votes cast. In the 2003 provincial in the riding of Oshawa, he came in fifth out of six candidates with 518 votes or 1.3% of all votes cast. McKeever was the Freedom Party's candidate in the March 30, 2006 Whitby—Ajax by-election [1] and received 198 votes, 0.6% of all ballots cast.
[edit] External links
- Mondo Politico
- Paul McKeever's law practice web site
- Paul McKeever's personal web site
- Freedom Party of Ontario
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