
History & Political Science educator @ApplebyCollege Oakville Canada. President: Royal Canadian College of Organists (@RCCO_CRCO). FRHistS
Ancaster, Ontario
Joined November 2013
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Thank you, Hamilton. I’m deeply honoured by your support. I’m ready to get to work. Together, we’ll build a better Hamilton.
#HamOnt
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Hamilton is not broken. We can get this city back on track. We just need the right leadership to get us there.
On October 26, vote Keanin Loomis for Mayor to bring accountable, results-driven leadership to City Hall.
#HamOnt
Patrick Carter retweeted
Hamilton is ready for a change at City Hall.
Ready for leadership that gets things done, earns your trust and delivers results.
On October 26, vote Keanin Loomis for Mayor.
#HamOnt #HamiltonOntario
Patrick Carter retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that tickets are now available for the upcoming Anna Lapwood concerts in Victoria, BC and Toronto, ON!
For tickets, go to:
Victoria (February 12 & 13, 2027):
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Toronto (May 26 & 27, 2027):
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Patrick Carter retweeted
Hamilton is ready for a City Hall that gets things done.
As mayor, Keanin Loomis will bring the leadership and experience to deliver results for Hamiltonians.
➡️ Learn more about our SMART Plan at VoteLoomis.ca
Patrick Carter retweeted
In our current battle for identity and sovereignty against the bully from the south, it's astounding to me that Canadian history is not a compulsory subject in many provinces. How do you expect to rally "the kids", if they don't know our history?
#bcpoli #CanadaStrong
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This campaign is for EVERY Hamiltonian!
More than 200 people joined us at our launch party, all united by a belief in our city.
Thank you for believing what’s possible with new leadership, and for being part of this movement.
Let’s build a better #HamOnt, together. 🙌
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A recap of registration day, when Keanin Loomis officially entered the race for mayor of Hamilton and announced the Building Bridges Tour.
Because Building a #hamont starts with listening.
Details and registration at voteloomis.ca/events
Patrick Carter retweeted
Building a Better Hamilton starts with leadership that listens, works together and gets things done.
Meet Keanin Loomis, candidate for Mayor in #hamont’s 2026 Municipal Election.
Patrick Carter retweeted
It’s official. Keanin Loomis is a candidate for Mayor of Hamilton in the 2026 municipal election.
Join our campaign at voteloomis.ca. Follow along at @voteloomis on all social platforms.
Building a Better Hamilton starts now. Let’s do this together, #hamont.
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Keanin Loomis announces run for mayor, setting up rematch with Andrea Horwath thespec.com/news/council/kea…
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From the Anglican Communion Partners Canada: “RT. REV. PAUL Idlout, the first Inuit bishop in the world, died on New Year's Eve at the age of 90. A teenaged Idlout, with his father and other traditional Inuit hunters, was featured on the Canadian two-dollar bill in the 1970s…”. – at Prairie View, TX
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Bio of the Day: Gustave Gagnon (1842–1930), organist, teacher, university administrator, and composer.
Spanning a 60-year period, Gagnon’s work as a musician and teacher was highly regarded and recognized. #Quebec
biographi.ca/en/bio/gagnon_g…
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The Canadian War Museum is deeply saddened by the passing of our Chief Historian and Director of Research, Dr. Tim Cook.
We invite you to read our full statement and share condolences with his family, colleagues, and friends.
🔗 warmuseum.ca/news-releases/w…
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Organ of polychromed oak from the Dutch Reformed Church in Scheemda, Johannis Emedensis, c. 1526 (Rijksmuseum)
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Deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the Hon. Ken Dryden, a Canadian hockey legend and hall of famer, public servant and inspiration. He was a 6-time Stanley Cup Champion, 5-time Vezina trophy winner, Minister of Social Development, and dedicated Parliamentarian.
Ken Dryden was the reason I became a goalie, although I never mastered his ability to lean on his stick let alone keep the puck out of the net.
His return to university at the height of his playing career taught the importance of balance in life. His post-hockey career demonstrated the value of public service.
Few Canadians have given more, or stood taller, for our country.
Ken Dryden was Big Canada. And he was Best Canada. Rest in peace.
Patrick Carter retweeted
won for the road
#ForTheW
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With thanksgiving, we announce the election of the Rt. Rev. Shane Parker as the 15th Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada. We give thanks for the laity, clergy and bishops of the General Synod who discerned in prayer and faith…
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Don't miss these premiere performances of the three prize-winning compositions selected at the inaugural Rachel Laurin Composition Competition! Click the link for details: rcco.ca/news/13514226

































