Nick McGregor is provincial NDP candidate in Huron-Bruce

Nick McGregor (above), a life-long Huron County resident, dedicated educator and community advocate, has been nominated the New Democratic Party (NDP) candidate in Huron-Bruce for the Feb. 27 provincial election.

“For too long, people in Huron-Bruce have been left behind by governments that don’t listen,” says McGregor. “After seven years of Doug Ford and nearly 14 years of Lisa Thompson, life has only gotten harder for families in our communities. It is time for real change.”

McGregor understands the challenges rural communities face because he has lived them. As a high school teacher in Goderich and a proud member of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF) District 8, he has spent his career standing up for students, educators, and families. He knows that after years of Conservative cuts, schools are underfunded, emergency rooms are closing, and farmers are struggling to keep up with growing costs.

“The Ontario NDP has a plan to fix what is broken,” says McGregor. “We will invest in our hospitals, hire the doctors and nurses our communities desperately need, and ensure emergency rooms stay open. We will stand up for farmers, address the challenges of protecting farmland and agri-business, and ensure rural Ontario thrives.”

The Ontario NDP, led by Marit Stiles, is ready to fight for a better future. “Together, we will build more homes, strengthen health care, protect agriculture, and make life affordable.

QUICK FACTS:
 

• McGregor is a director with Huron County Pride and helped organize the region’s first ever Pride festival
• McGregor holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts in History and a Bachelor of Education from Lakehead University in Thunder Bay