Randy Hillier

Randy Hillier, Former MPP Lanark Frontenac Lennox, is a co-founder of the Lanark Landowners Association, which was brought to life to address government imposition on the rights of private property owners, and to address the regressive regulatory impositions that government was bringing down upon farmers and business owners in rural Ontario. In 2006, Randy resigned as President of the OLA in order to run as a candidate for the Progressive Conservatives. Randy was elected in the 2007 provincial election. Randy a long-time resident of Lanark County, an electrician by trade and member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), continues to co-publish and edit rural Ontario’s successful magazine “The Landowner.”

Most Recent Articles by Randy Hillier:

Grant Forest Products is just the latest domino to fall

The Ontario PC Caucus will also use the Legislature to ensure that the public receives the answers

Hillier Stands for Democracy November 30, 2009
The McGuinty government has refused to hold public consultations across the province

McGuinty Government’s attempt to ram through their record-breaking HST tax grab

Competition and choice into the workplace safety market

The eHealth Ontario Spending Accountability Act to build on the unfinished work of Ontario’s Auditor General

The Ontario Forest Tenure and Pricing Review in Pembroke on the evening of October 14th

Over a billion dollars had been wasted

This is legislation based upon an environmentalist fantasy

If Mr. McGuinty thinks that stealing summer students?

MPP Hillier endorses call for Operational/Financial review of Lanark Community Living

Minister of Agriculture remains content to bankrupt local fruit winery as Bill 132 remains stalled

Countryman’s Estate Winery on the verge of bankruptcy while Bill 132 languishes in Liberal purgatory

Fight against counter-productive, job killing red tape, and over-zealous regulatory enforcement by the Liberal Government

"The creation of more red tape, regulation, inspection, and increasing the number of bureaucrats is not economic growth, that’s economic bloat"

Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, Mark Steyn, Barbara Hall