Formerly a baker on a Texaco ship, later a landlord and a day renovator. Opposes any form of rent control. Gained local notoriety in the 1999 provincial election by making two bleating noises during a Rotary meeting. Claimed his intent was to demonstrate that Canadians are a nation of sheep, blinding following the will of civil servants. Wears rumpled clothing in his campaigns, and claims his concern is with changing society as a whole. Asked about his reasons for campaigning, he once responded "I'm not doing this to win votes. I'm doing it to shock people." Asked the Sarnia city council to reduce its budget by 10% in 2004. Has made a court application to quash the provincial anti-smoking bylaw in Lambton County. Runs a website called "The Homeless Landlords". Received 316 votes, finishing last in a field of five candidates. The winner was Caroline Di Cocco of the Ontario Liberal Party. Previous candidacies: 1995 Ontario general election, Sarnia, 159 votes, sixth in a field of six candidates (winner: David Boushy, Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario) 1999 Ontario general election, Sarnia—Lambton, 517 votes, fourth in a field of four candidates (winner: Caroline Di Cocco, Liberal) Carol Leborg (St. Paul's) Coordinated "Capitalism Day" in Toronto in 2002. Has worked as a toastmaster at Toronto's Imperial Oil building. Opposes abortion funding and supports "conscience rights" for health-care workers opposed to abortion. Received 354 votes, finishing last in a field of five candidates. The winner was Michael Bryant of the Ontario Liberal Party. Lindsay George King (Thornhill) A United Church of Canada minister in Toronto for over thirty years, overseeing the Willowdale United Church. Retired in 1993. Is involved in the Family Life Foundation. Supports the LETS scheme, as promoted by John Turmel and others. Was a founder of the Toronto LETS. Once co-presented the "Toronto Dollar" system to former Mayor of Toronto Mel Lastman. Ran for Turmel's Abolitionist Party of Canada in the 1993 federal election in the riding of Don Valley North, and finished last in a field of six candidates with 76 votes. The winner was Sarkis Assadourian of the Liberal Party of Canada. He has also run in Ontario elections in the riding of Thornhill. He received 304 votes in 2003, finishing last in a field of five candidates. The winner was Mario Racco of the Ontario Liberal Party. In 2007, he received 145 votes and was the last