The Soldiers’ Aid Commission is now the only provincial agency in Canada that delivers financial supports directly to our veterans, and their stories demonstrate the difference that this support can provide at a critical time. If passed, Bill 202 will …
Continue ReadingOver 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 ReadingRecently during Members' Statements MPP Roberts highlighted the good work the Nepean Sailing Club does through their Able Sail Program. Able Sail, with the help of a Trillium Grant, helps developmentally disabled young adults achieve their potential by assisting with …
Continue ReadingToday I spoke to Budget 2019. This is a budget that does not repeat the mistakes of governments past. By investing in What Matters Most and providing a responsible path to balance Ontario is being steered away from becoming a …
Continue Reading82 year old Russell MacKay (Papa) wanted to donate $5,000 to CHEO and decided to walk the 125km to deliver it himself. When he arrived earlier this month, the cheque had grown to $105,000!! Papa MacKay showed the true Ontario …
Continue ReadingMPP Roberts debates motion 85 to create a Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight. https://www.facebook.com/2019540774937113/videos/307087380431041
MPP Roberts delivers remarks on the Fall Economic Statement, outlining measures being taken to create a more prosperous Ontario. https://www.facebook.com/electjeremy/videos/755025901638385/
MPP Roberts asks Minister Fedeli about how the Ontario manufacturing sector has been stepping up in the fight against COVID19 and how we are working to support them. https://www.facebook.com/2019540774937113/videos/1485219018331129
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Born 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.
