Matthew Chambers
Oxford
Matthew Chambers
A life long Oxford resident, Matthew has a history of volunteering and advocacy in his community. Matthew is a regular volunteer at Stich Supper Club in Ingersoll and is also a member of the Zorra Caledonian Society and Royal Canadian Legion Branch 119. Matthew holds a 3rd degree Black in Karate and teaches in Thamesford.
Matthew has a strong working class background and works as a Custodian for Thames Valley District School Board and is a proud member of CUPE 4222.
Matthew is an experienced campaigner, serving as the NDP Candidate for Oxford in both the 2019 and 2021 general elections.
Matthew is dedicated to providing a strong alternative for voters in Oxford.
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Latest News
October 1
NDP Indigenous Affairs and Environment Critic Leah Gazan Statement on Pacific Link Pipeline
Today the Liberal government officially designated the Pacific Link pipeline as a project of national interest. This announcement was made in spite of fierce opposition by the vast majority of First Nations and environmental organizations who have raised a series of concerns about this project.
I would like to remind Carney’s Liberal government that they are constitutionally obligated to obtain the free, prior, and informed consent of...
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October 1
NDP statement on West Coast pipeline designation
NDP Leader Avi Lewis issued the following reaction, after an announcement by Prime Minister Carney that an oil pipeline to the West Coast will be designated as a project of national interest under the Building Canada Act:
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September 30
Statement by NDP MP Leah Gazan on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation:
OTTAWA: The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was established in response to Call to Action #80 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The TRC called for the implementation of a National Day of Truth and Reconciliation to honour Survivors, their families, and communities. It was also established to ensure that public commemoration of the history and legacy of residential schools remains a vital part of the reconciliation process.
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