Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak

Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak: "It always upsets me when the first places new Canadians say they want to go are Alberta and Saskatchewan," said Hudak, in a town hall-style speech at the Chinese Cultural Centre in Scarborough. "Because far too often, that where the jobs are. We need an action-oriented leader with a plan to create jobs right here in Ontario. I want to make Ontario number 1 again." , according to CBC. "I want to cut the red tape holding back new Canadians from putting their professional experience to work," he said. Immigrants no longer see Ontario as the top destination in Canada, says Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak, adding if he is elected premier on June 12 he will work to reverse this trend and make the province attractive to skilled new Canadians. Ontario Votes 2014: Complete coverage Vote Compass: Where do you stand on economic issues in this campaign? Horwath pushes for economy focused debate Hudak said in addition to creating a low-tax environment with a focus on eliminating the provincial deficit, he would work to ensure new arrivals have their job skills and credentials recognized by Ontario employers. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.