Over the past several months, hundreds, if not thousands, of Ontarians have volunteered to ensure that their family, their friends and their communities have had access to free fabric face masks. There has been a group in my hometown of …
Continue ReadingFor the latest information on Covid-19 and Ontario's response visit: http://www.ontario.ca/coronavirus For more local information visit Ottawa Public Health: https://www.ottawapublichealth.ca/en/index.aspx If you have lost your job or were self employed and are no longer receiving an income, apply for the …
Continue ReadingI remember driving down the road one day with my brother, Dillon, in the back seat. It was a sunny day, and we had the windows wide-open, the wind rushing through the car. Dillon, as many people know, has autism. …
Continue ReadingOctober is Autism Awareness Month https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQ_mW3ecydY
MPP Roberts debates motion 85 to create a Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight. https://www.facebook.com/2019540774937113/videos/307087380431041
On any given day we have 1,000 patients who are left in hospital hallways, this is unacceptable. Minister Christine Elliott introduced The People's Health Care Act so that we can end this and I was happy to speak to this bill last …
Continue ReadingThis morning, I was proud to stand alongside the Ministers of Health, Education, and Social Services as our Government announced that it is creating an Autism Advisory Panel that will provide advice to the Government across Ministries on how to …
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There are 8 Million caregivers in Canada, and they provide more than $30 billion in value to our heath care system. We need to recognize, support them, and find ways to reduce the burden.That is why I introduced Bill 59, …
Continue ReadingIt’s been a busy two weeks back to Queen’s Park. While much of the attention has been focused on our federal cousins (wow, what a week!), there were several exciting developments here in Ontario as well. Last week, your Minister …
Continue ReadingBorn and raised in Ottawa, Jeremy grew up on the streets of Nepean. Growing up, his family taught him the value of giving back to the community. He got involved in politics at the young age of 14 in order to help his younger brother, Dillon, who has autism. Since then, Jeremy has been actively involved in local, provincial, and federal politics fighting for a more fiscally responsible and compassionate government.
