The Haldimand-Norfolk Conservative Association, and Dr. Leslyn Lewis, are excited to welcome Canadian radio host, author, political commentator, and Conservative Party of Canada Candidate for the riding of Durham, Jamil Jivani to “An Evening of Common Sense“.
With a minority government in Ottawa, an election could come at any time. We as a Conservative team need to make sure that we’re ready to run a well-funded campaign and send our Conservative MP, Leslyn Lewis, back to Ottawa as a member of a strong, Pierre Poilievre led Conservative government.
Canadians, and our nation’s future generations, need a Conservative government to bring back common sense policies like lower taxes, smaller government, fiscal responsibility and the defense of the individual liberties of all Canadians.
Our Conservative MPs Like Leslyn Lewis, and our Leader Pierre Poilievre have been busy holding the government to account in our nation’s capital. Back home, we need to be election ready at all times, especially in this minority Parliament.
Join us on Friday, October 27th for an evening of good food and fellowship with Conservatives from across the region to hear from our guest speaker Jamil Jivani and Dr. Leslyn Lewis, to discuss policy, politics and the vision for Haldimand-Norfolk and for Canada.
Where: Riverside Exhibition Center – 151 Caithness Street East, Caledonia
When: October 27th, Doors open at 6:00 PM, Dinner* at 7:00 PM
Ticket Price: $125 Adult (18+), $80 Youth
*Dinner will be catered by DEBB’s Cuisine.
Can’t make it out to the dinner but want to help out with a donation?
To purchase tickets by cheque or if you have questions, contact the Haldimand-Norfolk Conservative EDA at 226-400-0308 or mail@hnconservative.ca
About Jamil Jivani:
Jamil Jivani grew up in a mostly immigrant community in Toronto, where he was nearly lost to feelings of hopelessness, anger, and hate. At 16 years old, he was labelled illiterate by the public school system. But, Jamil turned his life around with the support of role models and mentors. He went on to graduate from Yale Law School, teach at Osgoode Hall Law School, and dedicate his career to supporting youth facing challenges like he did growing up. Jamil’s work has taken him all over the world, from Belgium and Egypt, where he studied ways to help young men escape the influence of terrorist groups, to Ohio, where he partnered with JD Vance, author of Hillbilly Elegy, to help solve America’s opioid crisis. Jamil’s leadership has been recognized with awards from many organizations, including the International Development and Relief Foundation, Yale University, and York University. Most recently, at 31 years old, Jamil survived a fight with stage IV cancer, which gave him even greater insights into how people can overcome adversity. His first book, Why Young Men: The Dangerous Allure of Violent Movements and What We Can Do About It, was published in 2019.
