Jess Dixon, Member of Provincial Parliament

I called her office today to voice my concern on the ongoing gouging by loblaws, including their high dispensing fees. I spoke to a gentleman, who turned into an argument so he could hang up on me, as he did after he said that he just works there and that I call loblaws about my concern. What a joke. If anyone would like to hear how the conversation went, I have it saved on my phone, you can hear his disconcern and attitude towards a tax paying citizen of Ontario.

Was very helpful regarding an issue of the time it was taking for approval of my food trailer. Emailed us regularly and helped expedite the process. As a small buisness owner we are very appreciative of this.

I have sent some emails to her about a couple of issues and questions. I received nothing in return from her, not even a generic response from her office. Other than her position on autism, which she has a personal interest, she doesn't seem to have much interest in representing her constituents. At a protest rally concerning teaching cuts recently held outside her office, she didn't even have the decency to show. Amy has hidden herself away from her constituency on the matters of autism cuts as well.

I first met Jess Dixon, when she was an aspiring candidate for the Progressive Conservatives, Jess reached out to me after a conversation with a local tourism powerhouse about our (Flag Raiders Paintball) plight to get operational once again. After hearing about our situation Jess immediately began championing our cause along with the many other projects and initiatives she is involved in… Jess has been very helpful and responsive to my near never ending barrage of emails and questions… Jess is a wealth of knowledge and continues to help us navigate through the sea of red tape. Jess gets and got my vote. Thank you.

Completely unresponsive to constituents. I have sent multiple emails to get office over the course of her term in office and have never recieved a response. There was a letter in The Record that indicates this is a common experience.