Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development Diane Finley of Canada

Lest there be any doubt that Diane Finley is a desperate woman whose campaign has gone up in flames, we have confirmation today that she is skipping yet another debate (this time shunning the Rotory club in Simcoe) to spend the day travelling around Caledonia with the minister of finance Jim Flaherty.

Its been only 7 days since Gary McHale became a certified Independent candidate in Haldimand Norfolk, but Diane Finley has already made it clear she sees him as a major threat to her ambitions of being re-elected.

Its understandable that Finley was riled by the mayors comment however as she likely realized at that point that McHale will force her to answer for her complete failure as an MP to the people of Haldimand Norfolk.

Diane Finley was raised in Port Dover and Charlotteville in Norfolk County, Ontario, and has a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Western Ontario.

Her husband Doug Finley is campaign manager and director of political operations for the Conservative Party of Canada.

Finley has promoted increased private-sector involvement in health services.

In her role as “Immigration Minister Diane Finley said in an interview Sunday the government would not intervene if the courts deny Hinzman's final request.

Diane Finley was born on Thursday, October 03, 1957 in Hamilton and she is a famous politician from Canada.

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Finley was and is concerned of what would happen if we draw attention to her complete failure to represent the people who voted her into office.

Finley expressed how disappointed they were in her lack of addressing their concerns.

Hold the Presses, the Local Conservative Party pulled a fast one on the people - The Nominations secretly closed last night - Sunday Aug 13th at midnight.

Diane Finley is a visionary with a heart.

Minister Responsible for CMHC The Honourable Diane Finley Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development Haldimand–Norfolk (Ontario) Diane Finley was first elected to Parliament in 2004 and re-elected in 2006 and 2008.

Minister of Human Resources and Skills DevelopmentHaldimand–Norfolk (Ontario)Diane Finley was first elected to Parliament in 2004 and re-elected in 2006 and 2008.

Become part of the Community!For the first time in 3 elections, Diane Finley has something to worry about.

In response I got:QUOTEFinley has been promising a tobacco exist strategy since before the election.

Where are the Tobacco Control people now?Where is the outrage? Where are the voices that destroyed the domestic marketplace forCanadian producers? Where are the voices decrying cheap smokes for sale, with cheaptobacco from another country, with who knows what was used to grow it? Why isn’t theGovernment of Canada living up to the WHO Framework Convention Tobacco ControlTreaty’s promises to tobacco farmers? It is awfully quiet on the Tobacco Control front,isn’t it? Where are they now?Still nothing to this promise and now Finley says she cant speak on the subject.

Another budget can come and gone and the exit strategy that Finley has been talking about since before the election has not materialized.

Diane Finley was first elected to Parliament in 2004 and re-elected in 2006 and 2008.

Finley has been active with a number of organizations, including the Brant Community Care Access Centre, the National Standards Committee of the Paramedic Association of Canada, the Ambulance Service Alliance of Ontario, and the Ontario Government Health Policy Advisory Council.

Finley has been working with the Thyroid Foundation of Canada.

Finley has a bachelors degree in administrative studies and a masters in business administration from the University of Western Ontario.

Finley is the MP for the Ontario riding of Haldimand-Norfolk, a constituency in Ontario's south west where tobacco farming was once a thriving industry and where a small group of natives have occupied land in Caledonia.

Finley has told tobacco farmers that their protests generate "negative messaging" that hurts their chances to obtain a solution and, worse still, she refused to meet with 1,000 tobacco farmers in April, suggesting the farmers would assault her if given a chance.

Finley has authored and it is quite frankly inexcusable.

Diane Finley is federal minister of Citizenship and Immigration, and the Conservative MP for Haldimand–Norfolk.

OTTAWA, Nov 19 (UPI) -- A Canadian couple in Ottawa expecting twins next year have been denied in their bid to each receive 35 weeks of parental leave because of having two babies.

Minister Finley discusses the Bond and Grant that accompany the RDSP.

Diane Finley was first elected to Parliament in 2004 and was then re-elected in 2006.

Finley was appointed Minister for Human Resources and Social Development by the Right Honourable Stephen Harper.

Finley built Canadas largest publicly funded ambulance service company.

Finley has been Board Chair of the Brant Community Care Access Centre, and has been active with a number of other organizations, including The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships, The National Standards Committee of the Paramedic Association of Canada, The Aurora Club, The Canadian Strategic Leadership Forum, The Ambulance Service Alliance of Ontario, and the Ontario Government Health Policy Advisory Council.

Diane Finley has received many awards for her activism, including The University of Western Ontario's Coupe du prsident.

Finley was raised in Port Dover and Charlotteville, Ontario and, today, resides in Simcoe, Ontario with her husband Doug.