The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we grow are fundamental to our health and well-being. Ensuring these essentials are free from harmful contaminants is not just an environmental issue; it's a matter of public health, economic stability, and the preservation of our quality of life for generations to come. Contaminated air can lead to respiratory diseases, polluted water can cause a myriad of health problems, and tainted soil can compromise our food supply. 

Air Quality and Transparency

We will establish an independent agency to monitor air contaminants, ensuring transparency about the substances we inhale. All environmental data will be accessible to the public, fostering accountability. Any aerial or ground dispersal of substances will be monitored to prevent the public's exposure to contaminants. 

Water Quality and Purity

The province's tap-water systems ought to be systems for the supply only of water. For many people tap-water is the only water they ever will drink. Those who drink tap-water ought not to be forced into a package- deal, in which - if they drink tap water - they must also consume substances other than water. A Freedom government will put an end to the fluoridation of tap water. 

The Surface Treatment of Public Roadways

A Freedom government will require a publicly-released account of the origin and content of the liquids sprayed on Ontario's roads. If, as in some other jurisdictions, road spraying is being used as a way to dispose of harmful waste (e.g., radioactive fracking waste-water is sprayed on roads in some jurisdictions, such as Pennsylvania), the use of such liquids immediately will be discontinued and banned. 

Conclusion

The Freedom Party of Ontario is committed to a future where pollutants and harmful waste, like all environmental threats, are managed with the utmost responsibility, safeguarding our province for generations to come. Our goal is an Ontario where transparency, safety, and environmental stewardship facilitate the healthy pursuit of happiness in Ontario.