Wishing one and all a very Happy New Year!
January 1, 2025
About Dan:
- Dan lives in Lynden with his wife Tracy and their two energetic terriers, Ally and Dani. He was born and raised in Copetown and has lived in this area most of his life
- Current Member of Parliament for Flamborough-Glanbrook and serves on the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities as Associate Shadow Minister for Transport
- Successful 25-year career in the private sector before politics, including the Agri-food and Energy sectors, working in Calgary, Alberta and Raleigh, North Carolina
for periods of his career - Member of the Rotary and Chamber of Commerce (Flamborough, Glanbrook). Served on the Board of Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington prior to being elected
Dan Has Been A Champion For:
- Quality of life – Making life more affordable so we can enjoy our beautiful area with so many trails and a quality of life
- Rural internet and wireless connectivity – This is not a luxury but a necessity for everyday work and life
- Our farmers – He grew up on a small farm and knows how vital they are to Brant and Wentworth as well as Canada’s economy
- Small businesses – He’s been a member of the Chamber of Commerce for years and understands the challenges they have faced under this Liberal government
Dan's Communication Style:
- Open and accessible – tents at all the Fairs and festivals
- Responsive – lives minutes away, let’s meet for coffee
- Constantly out in the community – regular pop-up mobile office hours in each community, attends hundreds of events each year Is opening a Campaign office in St. George and will have a presence in Paris too
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Why Our Riding Is Changing:
Every 10 years the riding boundaries are adjusted based on the most recent Census. New population growth is a big factor, and Brantford has grown significantly in the past decade.
The new boundaries are decided by an independent commission under Elections Canada.
