Each November, Children’s Aid Societies across Ontario recognize Adoption Awareness Month to highlight the importance of life-long relationships for children and youth in care. The Adoption Council of Ontario’s theme this year is “Answering the call.” Those who step up to care …
Continue ReadingThis week is the last sitting week of the legislature before the summer recess. I’m eagerly looking forward to spending the summer back in Ottawa. If you’re having an event this summer that you’d like to invite me to, please …
Continue ReadingIf there’s one day each year when you should stay up to speed with what’s happening at Queen’s Park, that day is Budget Day. As it happens, Budget Day in Ontario is tomorrow, April 11th. Every year the Minister of …
Continue ReadingEducation has been the topic of the day at Queen’s Park this week. The results of our survey on the Ontario curriculum came out last Friday – with over 72,000 submissions received! You can check out a summary of the …
Continue ReadingCome out this Saturday to our first free community BBQ! Cap off the summer with a fun weekend BBQ by the beach. We'll be at the Britannia Beach Trolley Station Saturday September 14th from 11am-2pm.
The past two weeks have been immensely difficult for many individuals and families across Ottawa West – Nepean. I speak of course of the flooding that has occurred along the Ottawa River. I have had the chance to speak to …
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 ReadingWe are in the midst of summer cottage season. That means long hot days and – for many – a cold beer for some relief. Since being elected last June, our Government has tried to take a common sense approach to …
Continue ReadingToday the Finance Minister, Vic Fedeli, tabled our Government's first Budget. Its an exciting day for all Ontarians and for the people of Ottawa West - Nepean. Our Government was elected on a promise to get our provincial finances under …
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 …
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.
