with more than 20 years of financial management experience and is a Fellow of the Institute of Canadian Bankers. Cage is a public representative on the Provincial Appeals Committee of the Human Resource Professionals Association of Ontario, a director of the Confederation Club of Waterloo Region and an active member of several local business organizations. He has been a business news reader on 570AM Kitchener radio and is an occasional guest lecturer at the Richard Ivey School of Business. Cage was active in development of the Conservative Party's policy declaration, passed in Montreal in March 2005. Ajmer Mandur (Kitchener—Waterloo) Ajmer Mandur is a member of the Conservative Party of Canada and has been nominated to run in the 2006 Canadian federal election in the riding of Kitchener—Waterloo. Ajmer immigrated to Canada in 1983 with his family. He went to high school in Waterloo and then graduated from Conestoga College with a diploma in Business Administration-Materials Management. Mandur is a small businessman that has operated two businesses in his community since 1990. He is an active member in the community and has lived in Kitchener-Waterloo since he and his family immigrated in 1983. Mandur sits on the Regional Safety and Crime Prevention Council and the Waterloo Neighbourhood Watch Board. John Mazzilli (London North Centre) Albert Gretzky (London West) Albert (Al) Gretzky (born 1942) ran as a Conservative in London West in the 2006 federal election and finished second, 1,329 votes behind incumbent Liberal Sue Barnes. The uncle of Wayne Gretzky, he has been a resident of Byron and London West for the last 25 years. Most recently an employee of Eatons and Sears, he is active in the community, giving his time in support of such causes as the Thames Valley Children's Centre, the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, the Canada Games, and the Palace Theatre. In 2013, Gretzky was the Freedom Party of Ontario's candidate in a provincial by-election held in London West placing fourth with 4.9% of the vote. Vincent Veerasuntharam (Scarborough Southwest) Veerasuntharam moved to Canada from Sri Lanka in 1983. He is president of Suvara Travels Canada Inc., and a director on the Sri Lanka Business Council. Veerasuntharam is a member of St. Bonaventure's Catholic parish in Toronto. He drew attention to Toronto's gun violence in the 2006 campaign, and highlighted his family and religious convictions. He received 10,017 votes (24.04%), finishing second against Wappel. Kevin