MP John-Paul Danko, P. Eng.
Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas

Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas MP John-Paul Danko recently visited the Ancaster manufacturing facility operated by INTE Modular to tour its advanced factory for modular home construction. INTE Modular operates a 100,000 square foot manufacturing plant where homes are built indoors using modern modular construction methods. Instead of building homes entirely on-site, the company constructs fully finished modules in the factory and then transports them to the building site for i

Bill C-233 is focused on the conflict between the state of Israel and the terrorist organization Hamas in Gaza and is based on the false claim that Canada’s export control system contains a loophole that allows military goods to be exported without oversight. In fact, Canada already maintains one of the world’s strictest export control systems where every military export permit is assessed against human rights, international humanitarian law, and national security considerati

Residents across Ancaster came together on Saturday, March 7 for the 34th annual Ancaster Community Food Drive, a long-running community effort that collects food and financial donations for local organizations supporting families in need.

Hamilton Positioned for Growth with New Shipbuilding Partnership

The federal government has introduced the Protecting Victims Rights Act (Bill C-16), one of the most significant updates to Canada’s Criminal Code in generations. This legislation focuses on protecting women and children, criminalizing AI-generated sexual deepfake photos and video, strengthening victims’ rights, and reducing court delays.

Members of LiUNA Local 837 were recently recognized at a special celebration honouring members who have dedicated 25, 30, and 40 years to the union and to building Hamilton. The event brought together union leadership, members, and elected representatives from all levels of government to celebrate the skilled tradespeople who help shape the city’s homes, roads, transit systems, and essential infrastructure.

International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Remembering the Past and Confronting Hate

Canadians are facing continued economic uncertainty as global pressures affect supply chains, prices, and household budgets. In response, Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced significant new federal benefits that will make groceries and other essentials more affordable, while strengthening Canada’s economy and supporting families. These new benefits build on recent government actions to cut taxes, boost homebuilding, and protect key social programs reducing the cost of l

Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas Member of Parliament John-Paul Danko recently made a special visit to the Dundas Modular Railway Club at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 36 in Dundas. The visit gave the MP an up-close look at the club’s intricate model railroad layouts and an opportunity to meet with hobbyists who bring miniature railroading to life.

In a stark address to the World Economic Forum on Tuesday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney argued that the international system is “in the midst of a rupture, not a transition,” warning that the multilateral institutions relied upon by Canada and other middle powers are under serious threat. Carney said the question is no longer whether countries like Canada must adapt, but how: “We can build higher walls, or we can do something more ambitious.”

Hamilton – On January 20, federal funding of $950,000 was announced to support the Art Gallery of Hamilton’s (AGH) major expansion project, a boost welcomed by local leaders including Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas MP John-Paul Danko. The funds, provided through the Canada Cultural Spaces Fund, were revealed by Hamilton Mountain MP Lisa Hepfner on behalf of the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture.

Canada’s relationship with the United States is facing renewed uncertainty due to escalating unilateral, hostile trade actions by the Trump administration. To protect long-term economic stability, Canada is accelerating efforts to diversify trade and strengthen opportunities for Canadian workers and businesses. China—the world’s second-largest economy and a market of 1.4 billion consumers—offers significant potential for Canadian exporters across every sector of the

Each year, the City of Hamilton proudly recognizes residents who elevate our community through service, compassion, and leadership. The Order of Hamilton is the City’s highest honour for voluntary civic contribution, celebrating individuals whose efforts strengthen neighbourhoods, support residents, and enrich Hamilton’s cultural and civic life. It was an honour for MP John-Paul Danko to attend the 2025 award ceremony in Ancaster on Friday, January 16th to celebrate this year

Thank-you, to the residents of Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas for your trust and support, for me personally, as well as for Prime Minister Carney and the Liberal Party of Canada to represent you and all Canadians through these very trying times.

On the eighth and final night of Hanukkah, members of Hamilton’s Jewish community gathered alongside friends, neighbours, and allies for a celebration marked by both resilience and grief. Between candle blessings and song, the community paused to remember the victims of the jihadi terrorist murders at Bondi Beach—an act of hatred that shocked many, but that Jewish residents warned was neither random nor disconnected from the broader rise of antisemitism facing Jews today.

Mohawk College and IDEAWORKS have been recognized among Canada’s top research institutions, ranking 2nd in Re$earch Infosource’s 2025 list of the Top 50 Research Colleges.

Member of Parliament John-Paul Danko welcomed today’s federal announcement introducing stronger protections for Canada’s steel industry, including tighter import controls, Buy Canadian procurement rules, and new worker supports—measures that will directly benefit steelworkers and manufacturers in Hamilton, home to ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Stelco, and thousands of good-paying industrial jobs.

Today, the Government of Canada unveiled Budget 2025, a bold plan to build a stronger, safer, and more prosperous Canada. This budget delivers generational investments in housing, infrastructure, skills, and security—ensuring Hamilton and communities across the country thrive for decades to come.