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Adam Van Koeverden, MP • Milton 905-693-0166 | Adam.Vankoeverden@Parl.Gc.Ca | 16 Hugh Lane, Milton, ON, L9T 2C6 2 Adam Van Koeverden, MP  Milton Adam van Koeverden Member of Parliament • Milton 16 Hugh Lane Tel: 905.693.0166 Milton, ON, L9T 2C6 [email protected] Message from your Member of office on Hugh Lane if there’s Parliament anything we can I am honoured that my do to help you neighbours in the riding of and your family. Milton have chosen me as our voice in Ottawa. I want to thank In addition to you for putting your trust and being elected as confidence in me. As well, I want our Member of to thank Ms. Raitt for her years Parliament, I am of service; she’s left big shoes to proud to have fill. I’m going to work hard to been asked to pick up where she left off to serve as the Parliamentary meet with as many of you as ensure that our community's Secretary to the Minister of possible and continuing the voice is heard and that our Diversity and Inclusion and conversations we started this needs are met. I spent the last Youth and to the Minister of past year. Milton, thank you for year listening to my neighbours Canadian Heritage's Sport your support and confidence. and that’s certainly not going to portfolio, where I will support I’m going to work hard each and stop. The real work begins now. the great work of Bardish every day to make sure your Chagger and Steven Guilbeault. voice is heard in Parliament. My team and I are always available to listen to your In all the work ahead of me, comments and concerns and I serving the people of Milton will encourage you to send me an always be my first priority and email, reach out over the phone, highest honour. As your MP, I or drop into our constituency look forward to continuing to Middle Class Tax Cut We know that when Canadians and people working to join the have more money in their middle class. This could save a pockets, we build stronger single person almost $300 a communities, create more jobs, year, provide a couple or a and continue to grow a stronger family close to $600 a year in economy. As the very first order savings, and nearly 1.1 million of business, our government more Canadians would no took steps to lower longer pay federal income tax at taxes for middle class Canadians all. Adam van Koeverden, MP • Milton 905-693-0166 | [email protected] | 16 Hugh Lane, Milton, ON, L9T 2C6 2 Adam van Koeverden, MP Milton Investing in Your Environment Family Seniors An average Ontario family of four will receive a $307 Climate The bigger, better Canada Seniors can now receive up to Action Incentive payment Child Benefit. $1,700 more per year. through their Income Tax return this year. The government increased Old The Canada Child Benefit is giving Age Security and the Guaranteed Climate change is a real threat. We your family more money– up to Income Supplement to help seniors are taking Action. We are putting $6500 per year, per child. with the rising cost of living. a price on carbon pollution to encourage everyone to pollute less The average family has now received and make cleaner choices. $4,600 more under CCB than the previous Conservative plan. We are also keeping life affordable The CCB is tax free. Just file your for families. The money collected taxes to qualify. Single Canadians by the federal government in Ontario is being returned to Ontarians through the Climate The average single Canadian is now Action Incentive. saving $330 a year through the Middle Tax Cut. Climate Action Incentive payments will be delivered annually to The government has cut taxes for 9 Ontario families when they file their million middle class Canadians, by tax returns. raising them on the wealthiest 1%. National Housing Strategy Affordable housing is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s about improving the lives of families by relieving the burden of high housing costs, so that they have more money left over every month for groceries, transportation, warm clothing, and the unexpected costs of living. Our goal is to help people of all ages and backgrounds, from new parents needing a second bedroom for their baby to low- income seniors seeking an affordable home to retire in. The National Housing Strategy Getting High Fives from some of the community’s smallest. is an ambitious $40 billion plan over a 10 year period. It will 100,000 new housing units and 300,000 housing units, and cut help to remove 530,000 families repair and renew more than chronic homelessness in half. from housing need, create Adam van Koeverden, MP • Milton 905-693-0166 | [email protected] | 16 Hugh LaneSuite Milton, ON, L9T 2C6 3 Adam van Koeverden, MP Milton Constituency Office Services As a Member of Parliament, one of the most important parts of my job is to help the individuals and groups that I represent interact with the federal government. We are here to help guide you through the process of dealing with the many different federal departments, programs, and services. We can provide information and assistance relating to any of the following areas: • Canada Pension Plan (CPP) • Old Age Security (OAS) • Passport Canada • Employment Insurance Benefits (EI) • Citizenship and Immigration • Canada Student Loans (CSL) • Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) • Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) • Veterans Affairs What are the issues most important • Federal Crown Corporations • Federal funding for organizations to you? • Petitions to Parliament Seniors Environment Reconciliation Pharmacare Other (please specify)_______________________________ Name Email Yes, I would like to stay in touch with my MP. To return survey: Cut along the dotted line, fold postcard in half, tape it shut to protect your information, and mail it to the address on the front of this postcard – no postage required. Adam van Koeverden, MP • Milton 905-693-0166 | [email protected]| 16 Hugh Lane, Milton, ON, L9T 2C6 4 Aadm van Koeverden, MP Milton Donating toys to Miracle on Main. Celebrating Fall at Springridge Farm. Serving some dinner at the Temple. Getting some exercise time in with some local youth. Meet and greet with the scouts. Admiring the work of local vendors at the market. Community Events Adam’s Free Skate February 2, 2020 Sherwood Sports Centre 5-7pm, Milton Winter Wagon Rides Each weekend through February 17 Mountsburg Conservation Area Evening Snowshoe Hike January 25 & February 8 Crawford Lake UCI Paracycling World FOLD Championships Name January 31– February 2 Milton Address No Postage Required — Timbre Laurier Lecture “Canada is a nation non requis of Innovation March 11 Adam van Koeverden, MP Be sure to check out Conservation HOUSE OF COMMONS Halton’s Sugar Maker Breakfast, 830 VALOUR BUILDING Maple Town and Sweet Water Season OTTAWA, ON K1A 0A6 events- Check out their website for details! If you have community events you would like included in future mailouts, feel free to contact my office with those details. 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