Your MPP and MPs.
City Hall handles roads, garbage, parks, bylaws and property taxes. Some problems belong to the Province or to Ottawa. Here is who represents Upper Stoney Creek at each level, and what their offices do.
Donna Skelly, MPP
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, the first woman to hold the position, and MPP for Flamborough-Glanbrook since 2018. A former Hamilton City Councillor and a broadcast journalist for 30 years.
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Donna Skelly made history on April 14, 2025, when she was elected Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, becoming the first woman to hold the position.
Since 2018, she has served as the MPP for Flamborough-Glanbrook, advocating for her constituents and championing issues including affordability, human trafficking prevention, and child protection.
Before entering provincial politics, Donna served on Hamilton City Council and built a successful 30-year career in broadcast journalism, working at radio and television stations across Ontario and Quebec, including CHCH in Hamilton.
A graduate of Seneca College’s broadcast journalism program, Donna was raised in Capreol, near Sudbury, and was recognized as a YWCA Woman of the Year in Politics for her contributions to the community. She remains committed to strengthening communities and improving the lives of Ontarians.
Hamilton, ON L9B 0C1Phone905-679-3770Emaildonna.skelly@pc.ola.orgWebsitedonnaskellympp.caSocialInstagram · Facebook · X · LinkedIn
Dan Muys, MP
Member of Parliament for rural Upper Stoney Creek. Placeholder Short bio, committee roles, and the areas of Ward 9 inside the riding.
Ned Kuruc, MP
Shadow Minister for Sport and a member of the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage. Born and raised in Stoney Creek, Ned built a career as an entrepreneur and business leader before entering federal politics.
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Born and raised in Stoney Creek, Ned was christened at St. Nicholas Cathedral, attended Memorial Elementary School, and graduated from Orchard Park Secondary School. Before entering federal politics, Ned built a career as an entrepreneur and business leader across the retail, hospitality, finance, and sports sectors.
The son of parents who immigrated from the former Yugoslavia in search of a better life, he was raised with the values of hard work, perseverance, and standing up for what is right. Those principles guide him as a father, husband, and Member of Parliament. Ned and his wife are raising their young family in the same home where he grew up. He brings gratitude, determination, and fresh energy to Ottawa, always striving to serve Hamilton East-Stoney Creek with integrity and vision.
Stoney Creek, ON L8G 1K2Phone905-662-7205EmailNed@NedKurucMP.caWebsitenedkurucmp.caSocialInstagram · Facebook · X
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What the MPP’s office can help with
- OHIP cards and health coverage questions
- Driver’s licences, health cards, birth certificates and other ServiceOntario matters
- Ontario Works, ODSP and provincial benefit programs
- Family doctor access, hospitals and long-term care
- Schools, school boards and post-secondary funding (OSAP)
- Highways, including provincial roads, and the push to upload the LINC and Red Hill
- The Ministry of the Environment and the GFL landfill’s provincial approvals
- Landlord and Tenant Board, employment standards and WSIB
- Congratulatory scrolls for milestone birthdays and anniversaries
What the MP’s office can help with
- Passports and citizenship ceremonies
- Immigration and visa applications
- Canada Revenue Agency: tax questions, benefits and the Canada Child Benefit
- Employment Insurance, Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security
- Veterans Affairs and Service Canada
- Federal grants, including Canada Summer Jobs for local employers and youth
- Firearms licensing and federal policing matters
- Congratulatory certificates for milestone birthdays and anniversaries
City of Hamilton
Roads, snow, garbage and recycling, parks, bylaws, transit, water, property tax, building permits, planning and development. That is the Ward 9 office.
Contact the Ward 9 officeNot sure who to ask?
Send it to the Ward 9 office. If it belongs to the Province or Ottawa, we will point you to the right office and make the introduction.
Emergencies
Police, fire or ambulance: 911. Hamilton Police non-emergency: 905-546-4925.