of seven candidates. Silvio Ursomarzo (Toronto Centre—Rosedale) Ursomarzo was born and raised in Toronto, has a Bachelor of Economics degree from York University (1988) and works in the financial services industry. He has been involved with the Freedom Party since at least 1995, and is known to support the privatization of health care, education and housing services (Annex Gleaner, June 1999). First ran for the Freedom Party in Trinity—Spadina in the 1999 provincial election. Received 182 votes, finishing seventh in a field of eight candidates; the winner was Rosario Marchese of the Ontario New Democratic Party. Received 218 votes in 2003, finishing last in a field of six candidates. The winner was George Smitherman of the Ontario Liberal Party. Vaughan Byrnes (Willowdale) President of Vaughan Byrnes and Co., a family engineering business. Opposes multiculturalism, and once described Canada's policies on immigration, multiculturalism and employment equity as "genocidal" to Canadians. A member of the Montgomery Tavern Society. First ran for the Freedom Party in the 1999 provincial election and received 152 votes in Willowdale, finishing seventh in a field of eight candidates. The winner was David Young of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. In 2003, received 227 votes and finished last in a field of six candidates. The winner was David Zimmer of the Ontario Liberal Party. The party also planned to run Gordon Mood in Algoma—Manitoulin, but he did not appear on the ballot. Had he run, Mood would have been the party's only candidate in northern Ontario. John Genser was also slated to run for the party in Vaughan—King—Aurora, but he too did not appear on the ballot. References 2003