MP
Kramp announces Federal Government investment
in Glanmore National Historic Site
BELLEVILLE,
Ontario - Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament (Prince Edward-Hastings),
on behalf of the Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage
and Official Languages, today announced an investment from the Government
of Canada in the Corporation of the City of Belleville for improvements
at the Glanmore National Historic Site.
The
Glanmore National Historic Site is a local treasure that helps preserve
Bellevilles heritage and history, said Mr. Kramp. Todays
investment will assist the museum with its careful work to ensure
that its collections will be well maintained for years to come.
This
investment will contribute to the preservation and relocation of various
collections and artifacts belonging to the Glanmore National Historic
Site. Originally built as a private residence in 1882-1883, Glanmore
was designated a National Historic Site in 1969 and opened its doors
as a museum in 1973. The museum houses and preserves historical objects
from the Belleville region, including numerous personal and decorative
items that belonged to the sites original residents, Mr. and
Mrs. J.P.C. Phillips, who played a significant role in the areas
early economic development and social life.
Our
Government is proud to support the preservation of the Glanmore Historic
Sites precious artifacts, which hark back to a unique time and
place in our countrys cultural heritage, said Minister
Moore. By investing in museums like this one, our Government
is supporting the economy and the cultural vitality of our communities.
"The
City of Belleville, and more specifically the Glanmore National Historic
Site, have been the beneficiaries of ongoing critical funding support
from the Government of Canada's Department of Heritage. This latest
funding from the Government of Canada will help us gain intellectual
control of our priceless collection at Glanmore - it will help us
clean, stabilize and properly store objects therefore extending their
life. We want to thank the Department of Heritage and M.P. Daryl Kramp
for their ongoing support of Heritage in Belleville" says Mark
Fluhrer, Director recreation, Culture & Community Services for
the city of Belleville.
The
Government of Canada has provided funding of $17,300 through the Museums
Assistance Program. This program of the Department of Canadian Heritage
provides funding to Canadian museums and related institutions for
projects that foster excellence in museum activities and that facilitate
access to the treasures of our collective heritage.
May 17, 2013
Government
of Canada supports Improvements to Tweed's Community Infrastructure
MP Daryl Kramp Celebrates Local Benefits of the
Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund in Ontario
Tweed, Ontario - Across the country, community centres, cultural
centres, ice rinks, swimming pools, and other community projects will
soon be improved thanks to support from the Government of Canada's
Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund (CIIF).
As part of the Government's Economic Action Plan 2012, Daryl Kramp,
Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings, today announced $38,578
in federal funding to the Kiwanis Club of Tweed Inc. for renovations
and improvements to the Tweed Kiwanis Pavillion under the Fund.
"I
am proud to see my community benefit from the Community Infrastructure
Improvement Fund," said MP Kramp. "This investment will
help create jobs and growth and will support the prosperity of Tweed
and the area for years to come."
"The
Kiwanis Club of Tweed is pleased to be approved for funding from the
Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, Community
Infrastructure Improvement Fund (CIIF)" said Wayne Kay President
of the Kiwanis Club. Funding will be used to upgrade and improve the
Tweed Kiwanis Pavilion, one of two pavilions operating and available
to the public in Ontario and, the only functional lakeside pavilion.
Renovations and improvement will assure ongoing availability. The
facility and adjoining grounds are open to public including family,
community, social and recreational events and activity. The Kiwanis
Pavilion has an access ramp and is available for rental by groups,
organizations and individuals. Improvements will extend use and availability
of the facility earlier in the spring and later in the fall of the
year."
Through
the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund, the Government of Canada
has committed to supporting communities and creating jobs through
repairs and improvements to existing community facilities over the
next two years.
May 1, 2013
MP Kramp welcomes Temporary Foreign Worker Program
reforms
Belleville, ON -The Government of Canada is taking
quick and decisive action to address concerns about the Temporary
Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) and ensure that Canadians are always
at the front of the hiring line. The announcement was made today by
Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings, on behalf
of the Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills
Development.
"Our government has been conducting a review of
the Temporary Foreign Worker Program to make sure that Canadians are
considered first for available jobs," said MP Kramp. "We
are now ready to put in place changes that will reform the Temporary
Foreign Worker Program."
Stemming from the ongoing review of the TFWP, and as
announced in Canada's Economic Action Plan 2013, the Government is
introducing legislative, regulatory and administrative changes that
will:
effective immediately, require employers to pay temporary
foreign workers at the prevailing wage by removing the existing wage
flexibility;
effective immediately, temporarily suspend the Accelerated Labour
Market Opinion process;
increase the Government's authority to suspend and
revoke work permits and Labour Market Opinions (LMOs) if the program
is being misused;
add questions to employer LMO applications to ensure that TFWP is
not used to facilitate outsourcing of Canadian jobs;
ensure employers who rely on temporary foreign workers
have a firm plan in place to transition to a Canadian workforce over
time through the LMO process;
introduce fees for employers for the processing of
LMOs and increase the fees for work permits so that the taxpayers
are no longer subsidizing the costs; and identify English and French
as the only languages that can be used as a job requirement.
The Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program and other primary
agricultural occupations will be subject to the reform that will increase
the Government's authority to suspend and revoke work permits and
LMOs if they are being misused. However, they will be unaffected by
the remaining reforms, as there are proven acute labour shortages
in this industry and the unfilled jobs are truly temporary.
The results of these changes will strengthen and improve
the Temporary Foreign Worker Program to support our economic recovery
and growth, and ensure that more employers hire Canadians before hiring
temporary foreign workers. However, when skills shortages are acute,
the Program is an important short term, last resort for businesses
so that they can continue to grow and contribute to Canada's prosperity.
As part of the ongoing review of the TFWP, the Government
will seek input from Canadians on further changes to ensure that the
Program is working in the best interests of Canadian workers and businesses.
Cross-Canada consultations will be held over the coming months with
businesses, industry and trade organizations, unions and others on
additional changes to the TFW Program.
For
Immediate Release: April 30, 2013
Daryl
Kramp, Member of Parliament Commends Canadian Rotarians' Fundraising
to make Polio History
Belleville,
Ontario - Today, Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince
Edward-Hastings joined the Honourable Julian Fantino, Minister of
International Cooperation, with Rotary in Canada to celebrate the
final tally of $2.27 million raised by Canadian Rotarians in support
of the global effort to eradicate polio. The Harper Government and
the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation have agreed to match this
initiative dollar for dollar.
"Canada's
deep commitment to eradicating polio has meant that hundreds of millions
of children have been immunized, often in remote, impoverished, and
very insecure regions of the world," said Daryl Kramp."Together
we can eliminate the polio virus and I look forward to working with
constituents on this important goal."
In
September 2012 the Harper Government and the Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation agreed to match dollar-for-dollar donations by Canadian
Rotarians to the Pennies and More for Polio initiative until March
1, 2013, to a maximum of $1 million. This cap was lifted in February
to match the total amount of funds raised through the initiative by
Canadian Rotarians. All three partners will provide their contributions
directly to the World Health organization's Global Polio Eradication
Initiative.
Last
week at the Global Vaccine Summit in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates,
Minister Fantino announced that the Harper Government will invest
$250 million over the next six years to support global polio eradication.
This commitment will help eradicate this disease in the few pockets
where it still remains a health challenge. This historic commitment
will include opportunities for Canadian engagement in polio eradication.
"I
applaud Canadians for their generosity and encourage them to continue
to support the goal of eradicating polio," said Minister Fantino.
''The real winners of this campaign are children, as the funds collected
will help ensure that children are protected from this devastating
disease."
The
government's Economic Action Plan 2013 affirms Canada's commitment
to international development investments such as immunization. The
new Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development will maintain
the mandate of poverty alleviation, and will ensure greater efficiency,
accountability, and focus to continue to improve the lives of people
in need around the world.
For
immediate release: April 26, 2013
MP KRAMP ON
FLOOD CONDITIONS IN NORTH HASTINGS
Bancroft, ON
Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings announced
he met with Officials on Friday in town as weather conditions began
to deteriorate in North Hastings and is currently keeping apprised
on the situation.
I
understand that the Town of Bancroft is keeping under the State of
Emergency but pleased to hear there seems to be some stability with
water levels.
We
are relieved that Hastings St. was reopened to all traffic yesterday
and businesses can carry on as normal.
The Town of Bancroft has opened a reception area for residents in
case assistance is required.
I
understand that the Emergency Management Team has and is working hard
and cooperatively to ensure the safety of our residents.
I would like to praise the great cooperation between all Municipal
Staff, OPP, Fire Department and other emergency providers to ensure
our residents and businesses were provided with sandbags, assistance,
etc.
I
remain vigilant as water is moving very quickly and there are still
some areas of concern in Carlow Mayo, Hastings Highland and Bancroft.
Our
community leaders and volunteers are to be commended for their quick
response to this urgent situation.
For Emergency, please contact:
Bancroft: www.bancroft.ca or 613-332-3331,
Carlow Mayo: www.carlowmayo.ca or 613-332-1760,
Hastings Highland: www.hastingshighlands.ca or 613-338-2811
Moose 97.7FM : www.moosefm.com/chms/news/9771 for updates.
April
26, 2013
Residents and
Businesses in the Quinte-Loyalist Area Now Have Improved High-Speed
Internet Access
Belleville,
Ontario- Today, officials gathered to celebrate improved access
to wireless high-speed Internet services for more than 80,000 residents
and businesses in Eastern Ontario as part of the launch of the Quinte-Loyalist
zone of the Eastern Ontario Regional Network.
The
wireless network, built by Xplornet Communications, covers a 7,000-square-km
region that includes all of Prince Edward County, most of the southern
half of Hastings and Lennox and Addington Counties, a westerly portion
of Frontenac County and a small portion of Northumberland County.
Twenty-six new towers and 36 existing structures are being used to
deliver the improved wireless broadband services.
"High-Speed
Internet access enables residents, businesses and institutions to
access information, services and opportunities that would otherwise
be out of reach. This service launch is truly a significant milestone
to be celebrated throughout the region," said Daryl Kramp, Member
of Parliament for Prince-Edward Hastings, on behalf of the Honourable
Denis Lebel, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities,
Minister of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions
of Quebec, and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs. "Our government
is proud to support this project that will spur innovation, encourage
economic development and improve the quality of life in Eastern Ontario."
"Through
this investment in broadband service, the new Ontario government is
strengthening rural communities," said the Honourable Jeff Leal,
Ontario Minister of Rural Affairs. "This will give residents
access to modern, high-speed Internet services and help leverage investments
in rural communities that will create jobs for our families."
"Improving
broadband access is one of the keys to unlocking the enormous economic
potential of our region," said Rick Phillips, Chair of the Eastern
Ontario Wardens' Caucus (EOWC). "Today's launch is a significant
stepping stone towards our goal of providing higher speeds and bandwidth
to at least 95 per cent of homes in Eastern Ontario."
"Expanding
broadband across this large and populous part of the region is an
important achievement for EORN, which continues to progress on schedule
and on budget," said David Burton, Chair of the Eastern Ontario
Regional Network (EORN).
"We
are very pleased to have completed such an important broadband project
for the residents and businesses of this region, and to have completed
on time, and under budget," said Sue Good, Vice President Dealer
Sales Xplornet Communication Inc. "Our mission is to make the
transformational power of real, high-speed internet available to every
Canadian regardless of where they live. We are excited to have been
part of achieving that goal right here."
The
Quinte-Loyalist zone is the largest local access zone to be built
as part of the Eastern Ontario Regional Network. Once the entire network
is completed, it will improve high speed access throughout the nearly
50,000 square kilometres of Eastern Ontario, a region encompassing
the counties of Hastings, Peterborough, Renfrew, Northumberland, Haliburton,
Frontenac, Lanark, Prince Edward, Lennox and Addington, the United
Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, the United Counties of
Prescott and Russell, the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville,
as well as the City of Kawartha Lakes.
The
governments of Canada and Ontario have each committed up to one-third
of total eligible costs of the Eastern Ontario Regional Network, to
a maximum contribution of $55 million each. EOWC Inc. is contributing
$10 million and private sector partners are providing the remaining
funding toward the project.
Funding
from the Government of Canada is being provided through the Building
Canada Fund - Major Infrastructure Component, which targets larger,
strategic projects of national or regional significance.
Canada's
Economic Action Plan 2013 is delivering a New Building Canada Plan
to build roads, bridges, subways, commuter rail, and other public
infrastructure in cooperation with provinces, territories, and municipalities.
Thanks to the Government of Canada's leadership and our strong economic
and financial fundamentals, the Canadian economy has recovered from
the global recession better than most other industrialized countries.
Canada has been a leader among G-7 countries throughout the recovery
with more than 898,000 net new jobs created since July 2009. The New
Building Canada Plan, combined with other federal infrastructure investments,
will support Canada's infrastructure advantage, a key enabler of economic
growth and job creation.
Since
2003, Ontario has invested approximately $75 billion in infrastructure.
Building modern, efficient infrastructure has created or preserved
close to 100,000 jobs each year, on average, making Ontario's economy
more productive and improving quality of life, now and in the future.
Attention
Poets of Prince Edward-Hastings!: MP Kramp invites you to submit nominations
for Canada's Next Parliamentary Poet Laureate
Ottawa, ON
- Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings wishes
to notify his constituents that The Parliament of Canada issued today
a call for nominations to begin the search for Canada's sixth Parliamentary
Poet Laureate.
The role of the Parliamentary Poet Laureate is to promote the importance
and value of poetry among all Canadians. Pursuant to the Parliament
of Canada Act, the Poet Laureate may perform the following duties:
compose poetry, including for use in Parliament on occasions of state,
sponsor poetry readings, advise the Parliamentary Librarian on the
Library's collection and acquisitions to enrich the collection's cultural
holdings, and perform related duties at the request of the Speaker
of the Senate or the Speaker of the House of Commons, or the Parliamentary
Librarian. The Poet Laureate holds office for a maximum of two years.
"I know there are a number of very good poets in our Riding",
said Mr. Kramp. "I hope that local residents will participate
in nominating these talented individuals".
The deadline for nominations is July 3, 2013. Nominations will be
reviewed by a selection committee, chaired by the Parliamentary Librarian.
Following, the names of three candidates will be presented to the
Honourable Noël A. Kinsella, Speaker of the Senate, and the Honourable
Andrew Scheer, Speaker of the House of Commons, for final selection.
The new Poet Laureate will be named in December 2013 to coincide with
the end of the term of the present Poet Laureate.
For more information on the Poet Laureate and the nomination process,
please visit the Parliament of Canada Web site at www.parl.gc.ca/poet.
You may also contact the Library of Parliament Information Service
at 613-992-4793 or 1-866-599-4999.
April 22, 2013
MP
KRAMP WELCOMES CONSULTATIONS WITH BUSINESSES ON THE CANADA JOB GRANT
Belleville,
ON - Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings, Daryl Kramp,
welcomes the consultations with businesses on the Canada Job Grant,
an Economic Action Plan 2013, launched by Prime Minister Harper on
Friday. This is an initiative that will create jobs by transforming
the way Canadians receive skills training.
"The
Canada Job Grant will be a tremendous help to local employers and
job seekers. It will give them the control they need to provide and
receive the training required for successful employment.", said
Mr. Kramp.
Training in Canada is not sufficiently balanced to the skills employers
require or to the jobs that are available. There are too many jobs
that go unfilled in Canada because employers can't find workers with
the right skills. At the same time, there are still too many Canadians
looking for work.
The Canada Job Grant will transform the way Canadians receive training.
Canadians who have an offer for a new job or a better job may qualify
for up to $15,000 or more to learn new skills to accept the new or
better job, from a $5,000 maximum federal contribution and matching
contributions from an employer and province or territory.
A series of consultations will now take place with stakeholder groups
such as employer associations, educational institutions and labour
organizations on the design of the Canada Job Grant.
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Monday,
April 22, 2013
MP
Kramp: Green Municipal Fund Grant for Belleville builds greener future
for citizens
April 22, 2013,
Belleville, ON - Member of Parliament Daryl Kramp, representative
of Prince Edward Hastings, and Karen Leibovici, president of the Federation
of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) and councillor for the City of Edmonton,
Alberta, today announced a Green Municipal FundTM (GMF) grant for
the City of Belleville. The city, in collaboration with 2255718 Ontario
Inc., put the $106,420 in funding toward a site assessment and remediation
plan so that the site of the former Bakelite manufacturing facility
can be returned to productive use.
"As an advocate for a cleaner environment, I am very pleased
to have been able to assist in this project for the betterment of
our community", said Mr. Kramp. "In my collaborations with
the City of Belleville and Osprey Shores, I have found the local company
to be very professional and an asset to the City and our entire region.
This project will help build a greener future for our citizens."
"The Green Municipal Fund offers a range of resources and services
that specifically address the sustainable community development needs
of municipal governments," said Leibovici. "The financing
and knowledge provided by the Fund supports the development of communities
that are more environmentally, socially and economically sustainable."
The City of Belleville and 2255718 Ontario are conducting a Phase
2 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) and preparing a remediation
plan for the former Bakelite chemical manufacturing property. The
91-acre site on Bay of Quinte is located in a priority redevelopment
area for the city. Redevelopment options include mixed residential
development and public use, including an extension of the Bayshore
Trail section of the Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail.
2255718 Ontario, the property owner, identified a range of contaminants
of concern in the updated ESA Phase 1. The current initiative will
include a Phase 2 ESA, the development of a remedial action plan,
as well as sharing of knowledge acquired and lessons learned. The
Phase 2 ESA will inventory the types, locations and quantities of
contaminants in soil, sediment, groundwater and surface water. The
data will support the development of a remedial action and risk management
plan that meets requirements of the Ministry of the Environment.
2255718 Ontario will also develop ecology manuals and an interactive
website for public education. With these resources, the city will
share lessons learned about the newly-engineered berm that will encapsulate
39,000 cubic metres of contaminated soil and rehabilitate the West
Marsh wetland as the new Osprey Shores development. Returning the
site to productive use will improve soil and water quality, ensure
quality of life, revitalize a priority area, and generate additional
property tax revenue that will more than repay the city's $35,000
cash contribution to the initiative.
"Council considers the former Bakelite property to be a signature
Brownfield site given its size and prime waterfront location,"
said Mayor Neil Ellis. "The City's support is already reflected
in approvals that have been granted under the funding programs of
the City's Brownfields Community Improvement Plan to help in the site's
redevelopment potential. The City is pleased that this GMF funding
will further serve to assist in the environmental remediation and
future development of this parcel of land."
The Government of Canada endowed the Federation of Canadian Municipalities
(FCM) with $550 million to establish the Green Municipal Fund . The
Fund supports partnerships and leveraging of both public and private-sector
funding to reach higher standards of air, water and soil quality,
and climate protection.
Thursday,
April 18, 2013
MP
Kramp welcomes unveiling of new honour for Bomber Command Veterans
Belleville, ON - Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince
Edward-Hastings welcomes the official unveiling, this week, by Defense
Minister Peter MacKay of a new medal to honour Second World War Veterans
of Bomber Command.
"Bomber
Command Veterans in my riding and from across Canada served with exceptional
distinction and courage during the War and deserve to have their own
special honour", said MP Kramp. "
Veterans
who have the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal (CVSM) and served at
least one day with Bomber Command, regardless of their rank or the
role they played are eligible for the new bar.
Loved
ones of a deceased eligible veteran may also apply to receive the
bar.
Approximately
50,000 Canadians served with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) and
Royal Air Force (RAF) in Bomber Command operations over occupied Europe
and was one of our country's most significant contributions during
the Second World War.
"I
invite Bomber Command Veterans or their loved ones to contact my office
if they are interested in learning how to obtain this special honour",
said Mr. Kramp.
Those
interested in more information may also call Veterans Affairs at 1-
866-522-2122
Tuesday,
April 16, 2013
NDP
MP's derogatory comments regarding contribution of veterans angers
Prince Edward-Hastings MP Daryl Kramp
Ottawa:
Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward Hastings, stood
in the House of Commons on April 15th and made the following statement:
"
Mr. Speaker, colleagues from all sides know that it is rare when I
stand and am personally critical of individuals in the House.
However,
as a result of an online article by the member for Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie,
I received significant outrage in my riding. As the son of a veteran,
I was deeply dismayed to hear the member praise communism and mock
the contribution of our veterans.
The
NDP leader tried to downplay the article when he said not to forget
that it was written years ago. Then the NDP member for Rosemont-La
Petite-Patrie further defended his article in saying that it is a
text in which he has no problem and that he still thinks like that.
This
offensive article diminishes what Canadian soldiers fought and died
to defend in the world war. On their behalf, the member and the Leader
of the Opposition need to apologize for their anti-veteran, anti-military,
anti-Canadian and indefensible statements.
I
ask the member if he still thinks like that?"
April
2, 2013
MP Kramp : Contract Award Represents an Important Contribution
to the Economy in the Belleville area
Belleville, Ontario, April 2nd, 2013 - On behalf of the Honourable
Rona Ambrose, Minister of Public Works and Government Services and
Minister for Status of Women, Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for
Prince Edward-Hastings, is pleased to announce that the Government
of Canada has awarded a contract to Airborne Systems Canada Ltd. of
Belleville, Ontario.
This
contract award provides for the acquisition of 600 T-11 parachutes
and required spare components and is worth an estimated $3.6 million,
over one year, until March 31, 2014.
"The
Harper Government is focused on jobs, growth, and long-term economic
prosperity," said Minister Ambrose. "We are creating and
sustaining defence and security industry jobs to help grow the Canadian
economy while ensuring that the men and women of the Canadian Armed
Forces have the equipment they need to complete their missions both
at home and abroad."
"Our
Government of Canada is committed to acquiring the equipment necessary
for the Canadian Armed Forces, at the best value for Canadians, with
the greatest benefits for Canadian companies and workers," said
Mr. Kramp. "This contract award represents an important contribution
to the economy in the Belleville area and will sustain work for 35
employees at the company's facilities over the next year."
The
T-11 parachutes will replace the CT-1 parachutes currently used by
the Canadian Armed Forces. The T-11 Parachute System is authorized
and certified for use on the C-17 (Globemaster), C130J (Hercules)
and CH-147 (Chinook) aircraft-the primary air mobility transport assets
currently in use by the Canadian Armed Forces.
"Our
Government remains focused on four priorities, as outlined by the
Prime Minister, that Canadians care most about: their families, the
safety of our streets and communities, their pride in being a citizen
of this country, and of course, their personal financial security,"
added Minister Ambrose.
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"We
will remain focused on what matters to Canadiansjobs and economic
growth, and ensuring Canadas economic advantage today will
translate into the long-term prosperity of tomorrow."
- The Honourable Jim Flaherty,
Minister of Finance
March
21, 2013
MP
KRAMP: ECONOMIC ACTION PLAN 2013 CONTINUES FOCUS ON
JOBS, GROWTH AND LONG-TERM PROSPERITY
Belleville,
ON: Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings, Daryl Kramp,
welcomes the new federal budget - Economic Action Plan 2013 - and its
continued focus on job creation, economic growth, and long-term prosperity
as good news for Prince Edward-Hastings. The Plan, which will see Canada
return to balanced budgets in 2015, keeps federal taxes at their lowest
level in 50 years.
"While Canada has the best job creation record among all G-7 countries
since the worst of the global recession with over 950,000 net new jobs,
we recognize that the global economy remains very challenging,"
said MP Kramp. "In Economic Action Plan 2013, our Conservative
government remains squarely focused on the number one priority of Canadians,
with a forward-looking plan to help create jobs and grow the economy
in Ontario and across Canada."
MP
Kramp outlined that Economic Action Plan 2013 includes key measures
to strengthen Canada's economy, including:
Increased
skills and training support, including the new $15,000 Canada Job
Grant, to help more Canadians find high-quality, well-paying jobs;
Tax
breaks for manufacturers who buy new machinery and equipment to stay
competitive, and an extended 'hiring credit' for small businesses
who create jobs;
A
record $70 billion federal investment in infrastructure across Canada,
including roads, bridges, subways, rail lines, and ports;
Major
investments in research and technology;
New
tax relief for Canadians who give to charity, adopt a child, or rely
on homecare services;
Elimination
of 'import tax' tariffs on everyday items Canadian families buy, like
baby clothing, sports gear, and exercise equipment;
And
much more.
Economic
Action Plan 2013 also confirmed the Conservative government's continued
all-time record support for hospitals, schools, and other important
health and social services in Ontario. In fact, in 2013-14, federal
transfer support to Ontario will be almost $9 billion higher than under
the former federal Liberal government.
"I'm
pleased that a number of initiatives in this Budget will be directly
beneficial to local residents", said MP Kramp. "For instance,
The Canada Job Grant will provide significant opportunities at Loyalist
College and give local residents the training and help they need to
find the job they want. For local businesses, the renewal of the Eastern
Ontario Development Program will continue to promote entrepreneurs and
small businesses in this area. Our Government also remains committed
to strengthening our social safety net and this is made evident by the
$1.25 billion investment in affordable housing."
For
more information on Canada's Economic Action Plan 2013, please go to
www.budget.gc.ca
NEW
CANADA JOB GRANT
March
1, 2013
Statement
in the House of Commons
February 25th, 2013
For
Immediate Release - February 7, 2013
Federal Government provided tax relief to 1.6 million
public transit users in 2011
Belleville,
ON - Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings
and the Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of National Revenue today highlighted
the success of the Public Transit Tax Credit, introduced by the Conservative
Government in 2006. In 2011 more than 1.6 million Canadians claimed
approximately $1.3 billion under the credit.
"Our
Government's priority is jobs, growth and long-term prosperity. In a
changing global economy, we remain committed to keeping taxes low and
supporting hard-working Canadians," said Minister Shea. "The
public transit tax credit continues to be a great way to help Canadians
cover the cost of public transit in their communities."
The
Public Transit Tax Credit is a non-refundable credit that allows Canadians
to claim the full amount they spend on eligible transit passes for the
year. The amount claimed is then multiplied by the lowest personal tax
rate for the year (15 per cent for 2011 and 2012). For example, if a
transit user spends $100 each month on eligible transit passes, the
claim for the public transit amount of $1,200 could result in a reduction
in the federal tax payable for that year of up to$180.
"Our
Government knows that many Canadians from right here in Belleville rely
on public transit to get to work and support their families. The Public
Service Tax Credit provides important tax relief to the families who
use our transit system every day," said MP Kramp. "I am pleased
that our Government's low tax approach continues to help with the costs
of transit."
Canadians
can claim a public transit amount for monthly or longer duration public
transit passes that allow unlimited travel within Canada on local buses,
streetcars, subways, commuter trains and buses and local ferries. In
addition, the cost of shorter duration passes or electronic payment
cards can be claimed if certain requirements are met. Canadians can
claim the full amount of any combination of passes, and can also claim
the amount for their spouse or common-law partner, and any children
under the age of 19.
As
a direct result of the Conservative Government's strong record of providing
tax relief to Canadians, the average family of four now receives more
than $3,100 in extra tax savings. The federal tax burden for all Canadians
is now the lowest it has been in half a century.
For
more information on claiming the public transit amount, and to see if
you are eligible, go to:
www.cra.gc.ca/transitpass
February
5, 2013
OPPORTUNITIES
TO EXPAND FOR CANADIAN BEEF MARKET: MP KRAMP
Belleville, ON- Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince
Edward-Hastings, welcomed recent news that China has approved four additional
Canadian processing facilities to export Canadian beef to China.
"These
approvals will bring expanded access opportunities to Canadian beef
producers", said MP Kramp. "Our Government continues to be
committed to furthering trade opportunities for Canadian exporters which
ultimately helps our producers increase their bottom line."
The
newly approved establishments will increase the Canadian export capacity
for beef in a market estimated by the industry to be worth approximately
$20 million annually.
The
following establishments are now able to export to China: Les Viandes
Laroche Inc (Asbestos, Quebec), Ryding Regency Meat Packers Ltd (Toronto,
Ontario), St. Helen's Meat Packers Limited (Toronto, Ontario), and Canadian
Premium Meats Inc. (Lacombe, Alberta).
In
June 2011, agreement was reached with China to allow imports of Canadian
deboned beef from animals under 30 months of age (UTM), making Canada
the first BSE-affected country to resume trade of beef with China.
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January
14, 2013
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA SUPPORTS
IMPROVEMENTS TO BANCROFT'S COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE
MP Daryl Kramp Celebrates Local Benefits of the Community Infrastructure
Improvement Fund in Ontario
Bancroft,
Ontario - Across the country, community centres, cultural centres,
ice rinks, swimming pools, and other community projects will soon be
improved thanks to support from the Government of Canada's Community
Infrastructure Improvement Fund (CIIF).
As part of the Government's Economic Action Plan 2012, Daryl Kramp,
Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings, today announced $84,396
in federal funding for the Bancroft and District Chamber of Commerce
for the rehabilitation of the Bancroft Railway Station/Mineral Heritage
Museum.
"Our Government,
through the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund, is demonstrating
its continued support for communities across Canada," said MP Kramp.
"Here in Bancroft, these local projects will create jobs, growth
and long-term prosperity in our community."
Through the
Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund, the Government of Canada
has committed to supporting communities and creating jobs through repairs
and improvements to existing community facilities over the next two
years. Please see the backgrounder for more information on CIIF.
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January
8, 2013
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA SUPPORTS
IMPROVEMENTS TO BELLEVILLE'S COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE MP Daryl Kramp Celebrates Local Benefits of the Community Infrastructure
Improvement Fund in Ontario
Belleville,
Ontario - Across the country, community centres, cultural centres,
ice rinks, swimming pools, and other community projects will soon be
improved thanks to support from the Government of Canada's Community
Infrastructure Improvement Fund (CIIF).
As part of the Government's Economic Action Plan 2012, Daryl Kramp,
Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings, today announced $201,843
in federal funding for the YMCA of Central East Ontario for the rehabilitation
of the recreation facility in the Belleville branch.
"Our
Government, through the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund, is
demonstrating its continued support for communities across Canada,"
said MP Kramp. "Here in Belleville, these local projects will create
jobs, growth and long-term prosperity in our community."
Through
the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund, the Government of Canada
has committed to supporting communities and creating jobs through repairs
and improvements to existing community facilities over the next two
years. Please see the backgrounder for more information on CIIF.
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For more information about this press release, please call or email:
613-969-3800 | krampd1@parl.gc.ca
BACKGROUNDER
Community
Infrastructure Improvement Fund
The
national Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund provides $150 million
over two years for repairs and improvements to existing public community
infrastructure. The Fund is being delivered by regional development
agencies across Canada. The Federal Economic Development Agency for
Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) is delivering the Fund in Ontario.
FedDev Ontario is responsible for administering the program, drawing
on its expertise in the delivery of infrastructure programs, while the
Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario (FedNor)
will use its knowledge of the region to manage communications activities
related to the Fund in northern Ontario.
Organizations that are receiving funding include the following:
" local or regional governments or related agencies;
" provincial entities that provide municipal-type services to communities;
" First Nations governments, including band or tribal councils
or their legally designated representatives; and
" not-for-profit organizations.
The
Fund will benefit many types of community infrastructure, including
community centres, cultural centres, parks, libraries, recreational
facilities, tourism facilities, and other existing community infrastructure
assets that have a local community impact.
All
projects must be completed by March 31, 2014.
January
2, 2013
MP
Kramp encourages local organizations to apply for Celebrate Canada funding
Deadline to submit applications January 15, 2013
Belleville,
ON - Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings
wishes to remind local organizations that the deadline to submit a funding
application for the 2013 edition of Celebrate Canada is January 15,
2013.
Canadian
Heritage provides financial support for activities organized during
the Celebrate Canada period, from June 21 to July 1. These activities
celebrate National Aboriginal Day on June 21, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day
on June 24, Canadian Multiculturalism Day on June 27 and Canada Day
on July 1.
"We
have a strong tradition in Prince Edward-Hastings of celebrating Canada
Day in a big way", said MP Kramp. "I hope local municipalities
and organizations will take advantage of this funding by submitting
an application".
Those
who are eligible to apply are:
Canadian not-for-profit
organizations: corporations, cooperatives, and unincorporated associations,
etc.;
Canadian business
corporations where projects are non-commercial in nature;
Canadian educational
institutions, Canadian municipal governments and other municipal, provincial
or territorial institutions.
MP Kramp presents thirty-three residents of Prince Edward-Hastings
with Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medals.
Belleville,
Ontario - Thirty-three residents from Prince Edward-Hastings were
presented the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal on September
9th, by Member of Parliament, Daryl Kramp, on behalf of Governor General
David Johnston, in recognition of their outstanding service to their
communities and Canada.
Medals
were presented at a formal ceremony and reception at the Fairfield Inn
and Suites in Belleville this afternoon.
"So many of residents of Prince Edward-Hastings have given so much
of themselves to others and to our country. Today I was honoured to
present thirty-three of these wonderful people with a the Queen's Jubilee
medal.", said Mr. Kramp. "Every one of them are so deserving
and I thank them all for their dedication and service."
The Diamond Jubilee Medal was created by the Government of Canada as
part of year-long celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of the reign
of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
There
were approximately 100 people in attendance at the ceremonies, which
included nominators and family members of the recipients.
Once
the medals had been presented, the crowd enjoyed a slice of cake decorated
with the Canadian crest of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee.
The
list of recipients of the medal are as follows:
Col. Joseph Aitcheson,
(Ret'd)
Lt. Commander (NL) Lisa Allen
Mr. Don Ash
Mr. Ronald Bain
Sgt. Stephen Best
Mr. Lloyd Churchill
Dr. Bruce Cronk, M.D.
Mr. Don Demeza
Mr. Kenzo Dezono
Mr. Philip Etter
Mr. Orland French
Ms. Mary Hanley
CWO James Hemlin, (Ret'd)
Mr. Arthur Hollands
WO Robert Lane
Lt. (N) John Lilje
Ms. Chris MacDonald
Provincial Constable Trevor MacLean
Mr. Roy Matacheskie
Dr. Ruth Mathieson
Mr. Dan McCaw
Mr. Melvyn Plewes
Capt. Robert Ryan
Mr. Brian Scott
Lt. Col. "Skip" Simpson, (Ret'd)
Rev. Bradley Smith
Rev. Dr. William Smith
Ms. Pam Smith
Ms. Shirley Stone
Mr. Boyd Sullivan
Ms. Mona Tummon-Lyon
Mr. Albert Vader
Lt. Col. Robert Wigmore (Ret'd)
House
of Commons Question Period June 7, 2012
MP
Kramp, discussing the CRA's successes in combating the problem of
offshore tax evasion.
A
Message to Constituents Regarding The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee
Medal:
Thank
you for your letters in response to the announcement from the Governor
General of Canada regarding The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.
I appreciate receiving your documents, nominating an individual whom
upon perusal is well deserving of the honour. Unfortunately, due to
the limited allocation of medals attributed to Members of Parliament,
I am not in a position to accept further applications. Please note recommendations
can also be made through Senators, Provincial and Territorial Premiers,
Lieutenant Governors and Territorial Commissioners. You may wish to
visit the Governor General of Canada's website www.gg.ca
for further information.
Thank
you again for your nominations. Please accept my Best Wishes for good
health, happiness and future endeavours.
Respectfully, Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament
Prince Edward-Hastings
Statement
in the House of Commons:
April 2, 2012
"Mr
Speaker - The sport of hockey is one of the cornerstones of our Canadian
heritage and nowhere is it more evident than in our small villages and
towns.
I am
proud to represent a riding where there have been so many successes
related to the great game of hockey.
This year alone! My own community of Centre Hastings won an unprecedented
3 Ontario Minor Hockey Championships and the village of Stirling-Rawdon
added one more to build upon their many past successes.
Only
last week I stood here and congratulated the towns of Stirling-Rawdon
and Bancroft on making it to the top 15 communities in the 2012 Kraft
Hockeyville competition with Stirling-Rawdon going on to make it to
the top five.
Led by organizer like Cindy Brandt and a great team of volunteers they
continued to demonstrate the community's astonishing spirit and passion
for the game of hockey.
Now
I am absolutely thrilled and excited to congratulate Stirling-Rawdon
on the announcement Saturday evening that they had won the Hockeyville
competition!
I ask
all Canadians and my colleagues here in Parliament to please join me
in congratulating Stirling -Rawdon on being named "Hockeyville
Canada" and representing the ultimate in community spirit and love
for the great game of hockey!"
Investing
in Canada's Infrastructure
Statement in the House of Commons: Thursday, October 27, 2011
"If
You Ate Today, Thank a Farmer!"
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Celebrating
the unveiling of the Canada Mint Poppy Coin (October 2010)
October
25, 2010
Photos by Aaron Bell
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Warrior's
Day in Coe Hill
Investing
in jobs and tourism in North Hastings
Celebrating
project completion at Bird's Creek Community Centre
MP
Kramp presenting cheque to Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance for $20,000
Photo: MP
Daryl Kramp celebrates beginning of
Deseronto Community Centre expansion click
for more info
*****
Click
here to watch the CPAC special "In the Riding with Daryl
Kramp". Description of video from the CPAC website, "CPAC's
Martin Stringer followed Conservative MP Daryl Kramp for a day as he
went about his riding business."
Click
here to watch the CKWS news video, "PICTON HARBOUR:Prince
Edward County has finalized a deal with Ottawa to acquire a section of
Picton's harbourfront."
RECENT
NEWS:
March
21, 2013
Deadline for nominations for the Prime Minister's Volunteer Awards extended
to April 15th
March
20, 2013
MP Kramp congratulates constituent, Gardener Stevenson, on being awarded
Commendation
March
8, 2013
Federal government taking action to end violence against women MP Kramp
calls on Canadians to Celebrate International Women's Day
March
8, 2013
MP Kramp congratulates Rotarians for their leadership in global effort
to eradicate polio
March
4 , 2013
MP Kramp applauds Government's support for Action Canada's Fellowship
Program
March
1 , 2013
MP Kramp welcomes Government support for hockey rink defibrillators
March
1 , 2013
Canada and Ontario invest in Crowe River Bridge Improvements
February
7, 2013
MP Kramp encourages constituents to nominate outstanding educators for
PM Awards
February
7, 2013
Federal Government provided tax relief to 1.6 million public transit users
in 2011.
February
5, 2013
Opportunities to expand for Canadian Beef Market
January
15, 2013
Member of Parliament Kramp applauds Government's investment in Honouring
Graves of War of 1812 Veterans.
January
14, 2013
Government of Canada supports improvements to Bancroft's community infrastructure
January
11, 2013
Government of Canada supports manufacturing in Belleville
January
10, 2013
MP Kramp supports private sector investment in the arts
January
9, 2013
MP Kramp confirms Veterans Affairs Canada will mark 2013 as the Year of
the Korean War Veteran
January
8, 2013
Government of Canada supports improvements to Belleville's Community Infrastructure
January
2, 2013
MP Kramp encourages constitutents to take advantage of new tax credit
for family caregivers
January
2, 2013
MP Kramp encourages nominations for the PM Volunteer Awards
January
2, 2013
MP Kramp encourages local organizations to apply for funding for Canada
Day celebrations and activities
November
28 , 2012
MP Kramp calls on constituents to help end violence against women and
girls.
November
28 , 2012
Increase to annual contribution limit for Tax Free Savings Accounts beneficial
to all: MP Kramp
November
26 , 2012
MP Kramp welcomes government's newly revamped international travel website
November
2 , 2012
Kramp supports Bill C-350: An Act to Amend the Corrections and Conditional
Release Act
October
25, 2012
Member of Parliament Kramp congratulates Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte,
recognized for their War of 1812 contributions
October
20, 2012
MP Kramp highlights "Small Business Saturday" in Prince Edward-Hastings
October
20, 2012
MP Kramp highlights "Small Business Saturday" in Prince Edward-Hastings
October
18, 2012
Daryl Kramp chosen to lead organization dedicated to fighting global corruption
October
17, 2012
Local Students invited to apply for 2013-2014 House of Commons Page Program
October
17, 2012
Kramp welcomes increased benefits for Veterans and new online "Benefits
Browser" tool
October
10 , 2012
MP Kramp supports Bill C-383; The Transboundary Waters Protecion Act
October
4, 2012
MP Kramp welcomes Government's action to help Canadians with rare diseases
September
26, 2012
MP Kramp welcomes new website to help consumers strengthen their financial
know-how
September
21, 2012
Member of Parliament Daryl Kramp Announces Funding for Veterans' Day Ceremony
in Picton
September
21, 2012
MP Kramp welcomes launch of new 'Helmets to Hardhats' website
September
12, 2012
MP Kramp and VIA Rail Officially Open New Belleville Station
September
11, 2012
Government of Canada launches Call for Proposals to end violence against
women and girls
September
11, 2012
Government helps 3000 young Canadians find jobs
MP Kramp invites local organizations to apply for project funding
September
9, 2012
MP Kramp presents thirty-three residents of Prince Edward-Hastings with
Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medals.
September
2 , 2012
Federal Government Supports 12th Annual Warrior's Day in Coe Hill
August
29, 2012
MP Kramp invites local organizations to submit proposals to improve accessibility
August
17, 2012 MP Daryl Kramp welcomes support for parents of critically ill children
August
14, 2012 Health Canada extends public consultation period for Wind Turbine Health
Study
August
7, 2012 Government of Canada supports Picton Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
August
3, 2012 MP Kramp announces community funding to commemorate The Queen's Diamond
Jubilee
August
3, 2012 Government of Canada announces Student Loan Forgiveness for family
doctors and nurses in rural communities
August
2, 2012 Canadians able to keep more earnings while on claim with further EI
improvements
July
31, 2012 The Canada/U.S. NEXUS program amends three-year residency requirement
July
10, 2012 Kramp welcomes announcement to recognize prior years of service of
CF members who join the public service.
June
27, 2012
MP Kramp welcomes new honour for Veterans of Bomber Command
July
5, 2012
MP Kramp invites local governments and non-profit organizations to apply
for new Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund
July
4, 2012 MP Kramp announces EOCFDC Business Loans investment
June
14 , 2012 Another hurdle crossed for Bill C-311: County wine and cider businesses
will benefit, says MP Kramp
June
13 , 2012 MP Kramp welcomes restoration of beef market access to Peru
June
13 , 2012 MP Kramp encourages constituents to nominate a Canadian who is making
a difference for women and girls
June
6 , 2012 MP Kramp: Government
of Canada helps set the stage for girls's success in economy and leadership
May 30,
2012 Opening of 2012 navigation season for canals managed by Parks Canada
May 28,
2012 Kramp no chicken: Steps up to recipe challenge for good cause
May 25,
2012 MP Kramp welcomes new search tool for missing children
May 18,
2012 MP Kramp welcomes initiative to safeguard Canada's fresh water.
May 9,
2012 Govenment of Canada launches Call for Proposals led and inspired by
seniors
April
24, 2012 MP Kramp welcomes Government investment in Canada's Youth
April
20, 2012 MP Kramp announces Government investments in 8 seniors projects in
Prince Edward-Hastings
April
17, 2012 Government of Canada Stimulates New Flavours at Prince Edward County
Wine Processor
April
11, 2012 Deadline to apply for Teachers Institute on Canadian Parliamentary
Democracy end of April
April
5, 2012 MP Kramp welcomes new Government initiatives which will give Veterans
better service
March
30, 2012 MP Kramp: Jobs, Growth and Long-Term Prosperity focus of Economic Action
Plan 2012
March
28, 2012
MP Kramp congratulates local towns on Kraft Hockeyville Standings
March
13, 2012
Another election promise kept: MP Kramp welcomed final vote in the House
of Commons on Bill C-10
March
13, 2012
The Government of Canada improves accessibility for Canadians with disabilities
in Prince Edward-Hastings
March
8, 2012
MP Kramp welcomes cattle industry investment announcement
February
24 , 2012
Government of Canada invests in jobs and growth in Belleville
February
1, 2012
MP Kramp welcomes launch of Canada Summer Jobs 2012
February
1, 2012 MP Kramp welcomes Government's support of Canadian Tire Jumpstart
January
25, 2012 South Korean decision to reopen beef market good for local cattle farmers
December
20, 2011
Government of Canada supports innovative research and development in Prince
Edward County
December
5, 2011
MP Kramp encourages constituents to participate in pre-budget consultations
December
2, 2011
Bancroft improves wastewater treatment, protects environment
December
1, 2011
MP Kramp seconds Private Member's Bill which would see end of favoured
treatment for convicted criminals
December
1, 2011
Government committed to helping all kids get involved in sport
December
1, 2011 Government investment in clean air makes us breathe easier
November
22, 2011
MP Kramp speaks on Budget Implementation Act in House of Commons
November
22, 2011 Kramp welcomes victory for Canadas livestock industry
November
14, 2011 Government of Canada supports launch of new PEC business acceleration
facility.
November
14, 2011 Investment in online historical dictionary gives Canadians tool to
learn more about their country's history
November
14, 2011 Investment provides competitive advantage for the agricultural sector
November
10, 2011 MP Kramp announces new funding for railway crossing improvements
November
10, 2011 MP Kramp announces funding for Glanmore National Historic Site
November
3, 2011 MP Kramp invites local students to apply to Parliamentary Guide Program
November
3, 2011 Recent government funding protects Canadian's health
November
1 , 2011 Copyright legislation balances the needs of creators and users
October
25, 2011 Conservative Government introduces the Ending the Long-Gun Registry
Act
October
25, 2011 Federal investment for Quinte Economic Development Commission will
provide increased jobs, growth and prosperity
October
21, 2011 Government of Canada Supports Economic Growth in Eastern Ontario
October
12, 2011 MP Kramp welcomes Canada's Enhanced New Veteran's Charter
October
4, 2011 Product safety investment protects Canadians: MP Kramp
September
30, 2011 MP Kramp to local organizations: Call for Proposals for projects which
support women now launched
September
29, 2011 MP Kramp: October 1st is National Senior's Day
September
26, 2011 MP Kramp welcomes new market access to Serbia and Malaysia for Canadian
sheep and goat industry
September
16, 2011 Government of Canada announces first recipients of the Banting Postdoctoral
Fellowships
September
12, 2011 MP Kramp welcomes designation of September 11th as "National Day
of Service"
August
24, 2011 Book of Condolence for family of Jack Layton at MP Kramp's office
August
19 , 2011 MP Kramp welcomes restoration of historic designations for Canadian
Navy, Army and Air Force.
July
26, 2011 MP Kramp: Federal Government Supports the Macaulay Church Museum
July
25, 2011 Government of Canada supports accessibility for all Canadians
July
21, 2011 New Horizons for Seniors Program Call for Proposals Launched
July
19, 2011 Public input deadline approaching for Pre-Budget Consultation Hearings
July
15, 2011 Federal Government announces second call for proposals to help innovate
local businesses
July
14, 2011 MP Kramp welcomes support for Canadian Athletes
July
12, 2011 Government of Canada Supports Seniors
June
30, 2010 Our Government will continue to stand up for men and women in uniform
June
17, 2011 "Canada's Economic Action Plan" a low-tax plan for jobs and
growth says MP Kramp in the House of Commons
June
17, 2011 Government
Takes Action to Prevent Human Smugglers from Abusing Canada's Immigration
System
June
16, 2011 Kramp reintroduces private members bill to amend Criminal Code
June
16, 2011 Kramp reintroduces private members bill to establish Memorial Wall
for fallen soldiers and peacekeepers
June
16, 2011 Kramp reintroduces private members bill to establish a national appreciation
day
June
14, 2011 MP Kramp reintroduces private members bill to standardize dates
June
7, 2011 Budget delivers on promises made
June
4, 2011 Tweed opens door to new public library
May 31,
2011 Government of Canada investment in The Headland 3-D Centre of Excellence
leads to new Loyalist College presence in Prince Edward County
May 30,
2011 System will improve quality of life for those living with Multiple
Sclerosis
May 27,
2011 MP Kramp welcomes government support for maternal and child health
initiatives
May 27,
2011 MP Kramp: Government legislation fights corruption & supports democratic
reform in other countries
May 26,
2011 MP Kramp welcomes launch of new website to protect kids
March
26, 2011 MP Kramp announces funding for the Bancroft Sesquicentennial Project
March
25, 2011 Government of Canada supports seniors in Prince Edward County
March
25, 2011 Government of Canada helps Belleville youth prepare for job market
March
25, 2011 Tweed projects get funding to increase accessibility for people with
disabilities
March
25, 2011 Madoc Royal Canadian Legion project gets funding to increase accessibility
for people with disabilities
March
25, 2011 Coe Hill project gets funding to increase accessibility for people
with disabilities
March
22, 2011 Open Government initiative makes government info more accessible
March
22, 2011 No time for election: Budget focuses on needs of Canadians
March
15, 2011 MP Kramp supports protection of library services
March
14, 2011 Canadian government renews funding for national strategy to fight cancer
March
11, 2011 Government proposes to shorten hold periods for cheques
March
3, 2011 MP Kramp thanks local Firefighters and first responders
February
25, 2011 MP Kramp applauds investment in hog industry
Feb 16,
2011 MP Kramp congratulates award-winning local maple syrup farm in House
of Commons
Feb 12,
2011 Strengthening food allergen labelling protects Canadians: Kramp
February
12, 2011 Agriculture Minister Ritz and MP Kramp sit down with farmers in Belleville
February
11, 2011 MP Kramp announces three new small & medium size business investments
in Prince Edward-Hastings
MP
Kramp applauds Government of Canada's funding for new research on Alzheimer's
Disease research
February
3, 2011 MP Kramp applauds Government of Canada support for mother and child
health initiatives in developing countries
January
27, 2011 Government of Canada invests in Bancroft area youth
January
25, 2011 Government of Canada invests in Regent Theatre
January
17, 2011 MP Kramp to Local Small & Medium-Sized Businesses: Participate
in Online Consultations to Reduce Red Tape
January
12, 2011 Nominate a local individual or group for PM's Volunteer Award
January
5, 2011 Government continues commitment to Veterans and their Families with
Announcement of Important Changes to Agent Orange Ex Gratia Payment
January
5, 2011 MP Kramp applauds Government of Canada Announcement
of Permanent $10 million Increase to Budget for Canada Summer Jobs Program
December
22, 2010 MP Kramp welcomes passage of bill which ends OAS for prisoners
December
13, 2010 Government of Canada funds program for young offenders with mental
health and substance abuse issues
December
13, 2010 Governments of Canada and Ontario Celebrate New Affordable Housing
in Hastings County
December
13, 2010 Government of Canada supports seniors in Prince Edward-Hastings
December
8, 2010 MP Kramp welcomes government investment to benefit meat processors
December
2, 2010 MP Kramp encourages communities in Prince Edward-Hastings to apply
for funding for Canada Day 2011 activities.
December
2, 2010 MP Kramp agrees with new motion to allow consumers to purchase wine
direct from the wineries
November
30, 2010 MP Kramp applauds new initiative to support economic growth in Southern
Ontario.
November
29, 2010 MP Kramp applauds Youth STEM: New funding initiative to build business
innovation in southern Ontario
November
26, 2010 Government investment helps improve water treatment in Prince Edward
County
November
23, 2010 MP Kramp welcomes new duty-free access for Canadian beef in European
Union Market
November
19, 2010 Township of Stirling-Rawdon celebrates completion of two major infrastructure
projects
November
19, 2010 Renovations make Mayo Community Centre safe and accessible
November
19, 2010 MP Kramp Applauds New Legislation to Improve Financial Aid for Canadian
Forces Personnel and Veterans
November
18, 2010 MP Kramp wants you to celebrate National Child Day by honouring an
outstanding educator
November
15, 2010 MP Kramp honours Operation Red Nose Quinte volunteers
November
10, 2010 Government of Canada and VIA Rail unveil new Belleville station design
November
1, 2010 Government of Canada supports accessibility for all Canadians
November
1, 2010 MP Kramp honours Veteran on ten-dollar bill
October
29, 2010 Government supports our Veterans and local Legion with "Poppy
Tax" relief
October
25, 2010 MP Kramp celebrates unveiling of new 25-cent Poppy Coin at Belleville
Armouries
October
15, 2010 MP Kramp welcomes new business innovation program for Southern Ontario
October
15, 2010 MP Kramp welcomes Government of Canada's new program to help graduates
start innovative businesses
October
12, 2010 Loyalist College receives federal funds to partner with small and
medium sized enterprises
October
5, 2010 2010 Prime Minister's Awards for Teaching Excellence in Early Childhood
Education - It is important to recognize the contributions of teachers
October
5, 2010 MP Kramp announces funding for Maple in the County
October
2 , 2010 Community celebrates new nursery centre playground
September
27, 2010 New Government of Canada Initiative benefits new grads and business
September
23, 2010 MP Kramp welcomes increased support and care for
Veterans and their families
September
22, 2010 MP Kramp looks forward to celebrating seniors on October 1
September
8, 2010 New Belleville bridge honours Veterans
September
5, 2010 Annual Warrior's Day in Coe Hill reaches all ages
August
31, 2010 Construction begins on Eastern Ontario's Broadband Mega Network
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