Supported the Reform Party of Canada at the federal level. Has also accused the federal government of "cav[ing] in" to demands by native groups, and returning land expropriated in previous years. Also opposed calling an inquiry into the death of Dudley George, claiming George was a violent protester. Received 780 votes, finishing sixth in a field of six candidates. The winner was Maria Van Bommel of the Ontario Liberal Party. Received the highest vote totals of any Freedom Party candidate in the 1999 and 2003 elections. Not to be confused with the Wayne Forbes, Project Manager from Sydney, Australia. Previous candidacies: 1995 Ontario general election, Lambton, 417 votes, fifth out of five candidates (winner: Marcel Beaubien, Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario) 1999 Ontario general election, Lambton—Kent—Middlesex, 1,076 votes, fourth out of four candidates (winner: Marcel Beaubien, Progressive Conservative) Lisa Turner (London North Centre) Opposes excessive taxation, and promised to end the province's energy tax cap. Also supports "choice" in education, a term normally used by those favouring privatization. Received 242 votes, finishing last in a field of six candidates. The winner was Deb Matthews of the Ontario Liberal Party. Mike Davidson (London—Fanshawe) A computer science lecturer at the University of Western Ontario. Joined the Freedom Party in the 1990s, and did considerable work in designing the party's web pages. Received 493 votes, finishing last in a field of five candidates. The winner was Khalil Ramal of the Ontario Liberal Party. Bill Frampton (London West) A computer software developer in London. Frampton has endorsed guaranteed private property rights as a means of improving Canada's environment. Received 460 votes, the winner was Liberal Party candidate Chris Bentley. Paul McKeever (Oshawa) Party leader. See his biography page for further details. Received 518 votes, finishing fifth in a field of six candidates. The winner was Jerry Ouellette of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. Matt Szymanowicz (Ottawa Centre) A private in the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve as a weapons technician living in Ottawa. Also active with the Ontario Rifle Association. Received 218 votes, finishing sixth out of seven candidates. The winner was Richard Patten of the Ontario Liberal Party. Paul Blair (Oxford) A firefighter in London, Ontario. 49 years old in 2003. Has supported the Freedom Party since 1986. Joined the party's provincial executive in 1995. Is currently a provincial officer in the party, and a member of the national executive of the Freedom