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Hamilton, Margarit to run for Liberals | Native Information

January 28, 20253 Mins Read
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The native races within the upcoming provincial election are beginning to take form, with the Liberal Celebration of Ontario asserting on Monday their candidates to run within the two Thunder Bay ridings.

Thunder Bay metropolis councillor Brian Hamilton shall be operating for the get together in Thunder Bay-Superior North. Thunder Bay-Atikokan Liberal Celebration Using Affiliation president Stephen Margarit is predicted to be formally nominated in that driving at this time.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is predicted to formally name an election on Wednesday, sending voters to the polls on Feb. 27.

Hamilton mentioned the election is coming as little bit of a shock to everybody and whereas he does take some difficulty with the timing, he additionally sees a chance for the individuals in Northwestern Ontario.

“It’s not just about running for the Liberal Party, it’s how I can best serve my community,” he mentioned. “I see an opportunity for Thunder Bay-Superior North to pivot and work with whoever wins this election on issues important to the north.”

Well being care, the economic system, and fairness are among the greatest points Hamilton sees affecting the individuals within the driving and he mentioned as an MPP he’ll strategy the work simply as he has whereas sitting on metropolis council.

“The way I approach my work politically is to talk to people on the ground level. I’m a very on-the-street kind of politician,” he mentioned. “I don’t just read reports. I take the time and talk to organizations and people that live and breathe the issues so I can know them confidently and move into them informed and make the best decisions for everybody.”

Hamilton was first elected to symbolize the McKellar Ward at metropolis council in 2018 and once more in 2022. In that point he has sat on quite a few boards and committees, together with chairing the Thunder Bay District Social Providers Administration Board.

He mentioned reasonably priced housing and homelessness shall be one of many priorities he would take to Queen’s Park, however he added he’ll convey the identical enthusiasm he has given each difficulty whereas serving on council.

“I would tackle any file that is put on my desk, whether it’s transportation, health care, municipal services, policing, I’m always going to give it my all to everything I do and I think my work with DSSAB proves that,” he mentioned.

Through the marketing campaign, Hamilton shall be taking a go away from metropolis council. It would come throughout deliberations for the 2025 working price range, however he recommended Metropolis administration for bringing a price range ahead that’s beneath the mandated goal of a 3.8 per cent tax levy enhance.

“I am confident city council will pass a good budget that will support services but keep taxes affordable for residents,” he mentioned.

An official marketing campaign launch for Hamilton shall be held on Saturday at 1 p.m. on the Bean Fiend Café.

Hamilton shall be taking up incumbent Lise Vaugeois of the Ontario NDP who’s in search of re-election. The Progressive Conservative Celebration of Ontario and the Inexperienced Celebration of Ontario are anticipated to announce candidates within the driving within the coming days.

In Thunder Bay-Atikokan, Margarit shall be up in opposition to incumbent Kevin Holland and previous MPP Judith Monteith-Farrell.



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