REPRESENTING YOUR NEEDS
Supporting Flamborough-Glanbrook during the recovery process
As we begin to see many parts of our society and economy reopen, I am filled with anticipation. Canadians have worked very hard throughout the COVID-19 pandemic to flatten the curve and we are beginning to see the re-opening. This is critical for the small business operators, farmers and other sectors of our economy and society who have been hard hit.
However, I would like to remind everyone that even though we are beginning to get out of our houses and enjoy the openings, it is as important as ever to ensure that we continue to do the following: wear masks in public, wash our hands regularly, maintain physical distancing and follow the health guidelines which have been set by public health officials.
My website has once again been updated and includes information regarding the various support benefits the Federal Government has rolled out to help Canadians get through COVID-19.
If my office can be of assistance to you at this time, don’t hesitate to contact us at 905-648-3850 or david.sweet@parl.gc.ca
Please stay healthy and be kind to one another.
David Sweet, MP
See more on our dedicated COVID-19 Resource Page.
Shop Local
Click here for a list of local farm markets and garden centres you can support in Flamborough-Glanbrook.
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REPRESENTING YOUR NEEDS
Supporting Flamborough-Glanbrook during the recovery process
As we begin to see many parts of our society and economy reopen, I am filled with anticipation. Canadians have worked very hard throughout the COVID-19 pandemic to flatten the curve and we are beginning to see the re-opening. This is critical for the small business operators, farmers and other sectors of our economy and society who have been hard hit.
However, I would like to remind everyone that even though we are beginning to get out of our houses and enjoy the openings, it is as important as ever to ensure that we continue to do the following: wear masks in public, wash our hands regularly, maintain physical distancing and follow the health guidelines which have been set by public health officials.
My website has once again been updated and includes information regarding the various support benefits the Federal Government has rolled out to help Canadians get through COVID-19.
If my office can be of assistance to you at this time, don’t hesitate to contact us at 905-648-3850 or david.sweet@parl.gc.ca
Please stay healthy and look out for one another.
David Sweet, MP
Shop Local
Click here for a list of local farm markets and garden centres you can support in Flamborough-Glanbrook.
COVID-19: See latest updates
REPRESENTING YOUR NEEDS
Supporting Flamborough-Glanbrook during the recovery process
As we begin to see many parts of our society and economy reopen, I am filled with anticipation. Canadians have worked very hard throughout the COVID-19 pandemic to flatten the curve and we are beginning to see the re-opening. This is critical for the small business operators, farmers and other sectors of our economy and society who have been hard hit.
However, I would like to remind everyone that even though we are beginning to get out of our houses and enjoy the openings, it is as important as ever to ensure that we continue to do the following: wear masks in public, wash our hands regularly, maintain physical distancing and follow the health guidelines which have been set by public health officials.
My website has once again been updated and includes information regarding the various support benefits the Federal Government has rolled out to help Canadians get through COVID-19.
If my office can be of assistance to you at this time, don’t hesitate to contact us at 905-648-3850 or david.sweet@parl.gc.ca
Please stay healthy and look out for one another.
David Sweet, MP
See more at our dedicated COVID-19 Resource Page.
Shop Local
Click here for a list of local farm markets and garden centres you can support in Flamborough-Glanbrook.
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The Lynden Food Drive will be a little different this year.
Look for the reusable bag dropped off at your door this week. Then on Dec 5th between 9am and 12pm place any items you wish to donate in the bag and leave it on your porch -- a Lynden Firefighter or other community volunteer will pick it up. You can also drop off your donation in person at the Lynden united Church between 11 and 12.
If you're in a position to do so this, please consider donating to this worthy cause -- it will make a difference.
Today I spoke on McMaster's launch of The Global Nexus for Pandemics and Biological Threats.
Hosted at the McMaster Innovation Park, this Nexus will bring together leaders from all walks of life with the goal of preventing future pandemics and mitigating global health threats. The technologies coming out of this centre will boost job growth and cement Hamilton on the global innovation map.
Congratulations again to McMaster University for continuing to break down barriers and driving new ways of delivering research breakthroughs.
Now more than ever, we all need to: #supportlocalbusiness. #shoplocal. #eatlocal. There are many great options in our community for food, holiday gifts, services and more. Check out online ordering, curbside pickup, gift cards and delivery options.
Each Tuesday, I will highlight a local business in Flamborough-Glanbrook. If you have suggestions, please let me know via e-mail: david.sweet@parl.gc.ca
This week, I'd like to highlight the Copper Kettle Cafe in Waterdown — 312 Dundas Street East. It's a delicious and inviting hangout in the village core that offers famed apple fritters, other snacks, meals and always a great cup of coffee.
Let's support our phenomenal local businesses in #FlamGlan! #hamont #SupportSmallBusiness
Please see the statement issued by my colleague MP Tracy Gray, the Shadow Minister for Export Promotion and International Trade. While this transitional trade agreement with the United Kingdom is a welcome step, we echo the multitude of concerns voiced by Canadian businesses, industries and labour associations. It seems that the difficult work of eliminating existing trade barriers between us and our oldest ally will fall to future leaders.
It’s time for Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party to stop punishing small business who are trying to survive the devastating financial impact of this pandemic. These audits must be put on hold!It has been 19 days since our Conservative small business motion passed through the House of Commons.
The Liberals have done nothing to stop their punishing audits of small businesses.
They are ignoring democracy and hurting Canadians.