In 2008, Adam Nihmey was motivated to establish the Eldercare Foundation after witnessing his grandmothers’ poor experience in long-term care facilities. Seeing a number of issues, including lack of stimulating activity, isolation, and poor equipment in the homes. He felt …
Continue ReadingPlease report to Rob Kolbus Centre, Belltown Dome, or Barry Mullen Park if you can spare a few hours to help. Every bit is appreciated! Thanks so much to our armed forces, NCC, City of Ottawa, and RVCA staff, along …
Continue ReadingThere 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, …
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Late night visit to check out water levels on the river. Please don’t hesitate to contact our office if you have questions or are in need of assistance and we’ll do the best we can to help. The most up-to-date …
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 ReadingOn 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 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.
