Standing up for Hamilton West–Ancaster–Dundas

Sandy Shaw is working to strengthen Ontario by protecting the environment, standing up for public health care, and defending the people and places that make our communities thrive.

Since being elected in 2018, Sandy has been a strong voice at Queen’s Park for Hamilton West–Ancaster–Dundas — fighting to protect the Greenbelt, improve health care access, and safeguard our local watershed. She has been a tireless advocate for seniors, renters, and families, working to prevent renovictions, reduce ambulance wait times, and end Code Zeros in our community.

Sandy is also the author of the Nancy Rose Act, a first-of-its-kind call for a province-wide pediatric palliative care strategy in Ontario.

Before public office, Sandy was a recognized leader in progressive organizations and an expert in corporate social responsibility. She served as Director of CSR at FirstOntario Credit Union and worked with community-focused institutions including the United Way and the Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton.

As the Ontario NDP’s Shadow Minister for Tourism, Culture and Gaming, Sandy is committed to building a sustainable, inclusive future for everyone.