Newsletter - April 12th
Apr 14, 2024
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NOTE: As of January 1, 2024, the maximum allowable contribution to a registered Canadian political party increased to $1,725.
For tax compliance purposes, ticket purchases or donations exceeding $1,725 must be made using different transactions under different names.
Contributions to political parties and constituency associations may only be made by individuals using their own funds. The Elections Act Law prohibits corporations and trade unions from making political contributions.
Donations will be directed toward Melissa Lantsman and the local Thornhill Conservative Association, not the National Conservative Party.
| Credit on first $400 | 75% | $300 |
| Credit on > $400 to $750 | 50% | $175 |
| Credit on > $750 to $1,725 | 33% | $175 |
| Maximum Credit | $650 | |
Melissa Lantsman was born and raised in Thornhill. She is a community advocate, volunteer. Before elected office she was one of Canada’s most sought-after public affairs executives.
Melissa is the Member of Parliament for Thornhill. She was appointed shadow minister of transport after her successful 2021 election. She was elected vice-chair of the Standing Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. She currently serves on the caucus leadership team and is head of outreach.
Melissa has served as a communications leader in high-profile positions across the most senior ranks of the federal government and in the private sector. Throughout her career, she’s led high-stakes campaigns and provided strategic advice, media-training, debate prep and speech coaching to political leaders and senior executives across Canada.
She is a well-known commentator in Canada on political strategy and communications. She appears regularly on TV, hosted her own weekly radio show on the Bell Talk Radio Network and her columns have been featured in Canada’s largest circulation newspapers.
Melissa is a graduate of the University of Toronto and is fluent in English, French and Russian.
She served on the boards of Michael Garron Hospital, Hot Docs Film Festival, The Canadian Jewish Political Affairs Committee and Jewish Addiction Community services (JACS).