Oakville Beaver, 10 May 2018, p. 21

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PROVINCIAL ELECTION F ly n n o f f i c i a l l y o p e n s c a m p a ig n o f f i c e With nearly 100 sup­ porters on hand, Kevin Flynn officially opened his campaign office Satur­ day. It's located at 2330 Lake- shore Rd. W (Unit 4). "We are fighting the most important election in decades," said the long­ time Liberal incumbent. "We cannot risk the progress we have made. "We now have a mini­ mum wage that is rising to $15, a promise of free day­ care for children aged two- and-a-half until they start school, free tuition for a large portion of post-sec­ ondary students and free prescriptions for everyone under 25 with a committed expansion to serve those over 65. "These policies are helping Ontario families get ahead. He added, "I'm ho­ noured to be running for my fifth term as the MPP for Oakville. "I love this community and together we have ac­ complished so much," said Flynn. "I'm committed to once again working to deliver the best for Oakville. "You have depended on me to deliver results in the past and you can depend on me in the future. "My record of proven results - new schools, a hospital, preservation of green space - speaks for it­ self." First elected in 2003, Flynn has served as the minister of labour since 2014, directing sweeping updates to employment standard legislation, in­ cluding a $15 minimum wage. He has also served as minister of community safety and correctional services, as well as parlia­ mentary assistant to sev­ eral ministers in depart­ ments including transpor­ tation, infrastructure, ed­ ucation, energy, labour, democratic renewal and training, colleges and uni­ versities. He was previously a small-business owner and won six consecutive elec­ tions to serve as a regional councillor for Oakville for over 18 years. During that time he worked to protect Oak­ ville's green space for fu­ ture generations, efforts that culminated in the cre­ ation of the Glenorchy Conservation Area in north Oakville and earned him the Halton Conserva­ tion Award of Excellence. G E T IN TO U C H I N F O @ K A W A C A N A D A . C O M W W W . K A W A C A N A D A . C O M 2 9 0 0 A R G E N T I A R O A D U N I T 8 , M I S S I S S A U G A O N L 5 N 7 X 9 20% OFF PRESENT THIS AD IN-STORE UNIQUE ARTISTIC DESIGNS KAWA CANADA MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10AM TO 6PM W EEK EN D S 10AM TO 7PM 9 0 5 -8 1 9 -8 2 8 2 GARDEN & HOME CLAY POTS. PLANTERS. VASES N O W O P E N 9 a m - 5 p m , M -T 9 a m - 3 p m , F L oca ted a t th e Oakville Health Centre #214-1060 S peers Road O akv ille , ON L6L 2X 4 B o o k a C o m p lim e n ta r y H e a r in g T e s t. FREE Hearing A id Clean & Check B rin g a frie n d or fa m ily m e m b e r. Gaby Lesniak BSc., M.Cl.Sc (Aud), Reg. C ASLPO A ud io log is t & O w ner 30-D ay Hearing Aid Trial FR EE Pack o f Batteries to each a tte nd ee 905-842-1702 w w w .s o u th o a k v ille h e a rin g .co m in fo @ s o u th o a k v ille h e a rin g .c o m SO U TH OAKVILLE H E A R IN G & audiology clinic f | O akville Beaver | Thursday, M ay 10,2018 insidehalton.com mailto:INFO@KAWACANADA.COM http://WWW.KAWACANADA.COM http://www.southoakvillehearing.com mailto:info@southoakvillehearing.com

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