With the SNC-Lavalin scandal showing no signs of abating, the Thornhill Conservative EDA brings you a unique opportunity to attend a fireside chat with three personalities who will dissect every aspect of the ongoing controversy.

What does the scandal mean for the Rule of Law in Canada?

What are the legal, ethical and political implications with an election less than six months away?

And most importantly, what might come next?

Join former Attorney General, Peter McKay, Conservative Shadow Minister for Ethics, Peter Kent, and lawyer and legal analyst, Edward Prutschi, as they answer all these questions and more.

Host: Ed Prutschi

Desert and refreshments will be served.

7:30-9:30pm

146 Markwood Ln
Vaughan, ON L4J 7K6

Elections Canada Says:

The contribution limit in total to all registered associations must not exceed $1,600 for 2019. You can donate the maximum to the Conservative Party of Canada and to the local Candidate (Peter Kent) via the Thornhill Conservative EDA. You only get one tax rebate.

Indirect contributions - "No individual can make a contribution that comes from the money, property or services of another person or entity.

Tax Benefit

Federal political contributions are donations that were made to a registered federal political party. You can receive up to 75 percent of your first $400 of donation as credit, followed by 50 percent of any amount between $400 and $750 and 33.5 percent of amounts over $750. The maximum amount of the rebate is capped at $650.

Donation            Rebate             Net Donation

$400                   $300                 $100

$750                   $475                 $275

$1275                 $650                 $625

$1600                 $650                 $950