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Stewart Klazinga

Stewart Klazinga is a Vincent neighbourhood resident and was a crossing guard for the 2017-2018 school year. He has also been nominated for City Councillor of Ward 5 for the upcoming municipal election in Hamilton. You can visit his website.

Email: sklazinga@gmail.com

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Trudeau's Pandemic Disability Plan is Just Not Good Enough - The ineffectiveness of Trudeau's COVID-19 disability plan is the product of a sytsem that has, for decades, failed to provide for and protect some of our most vulnerable citizens. Published June 12, 2020 in Special Report: COVID-19
The Treasure Guardian - One crossing guard's thoughts on the job, the system of which it is a part, and the infrastructure that surrounds it. Published July 16, 2018 in Municipal Election 2018

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