Kitchener-Waterloo NDP

To contact Max by e-mail: maxlombardi@ndp.ca
by telephone/fax or voice mail: 519-620-2888

Max Lombardi is a father of 7-year-old triplets and a working family man who will fight for FAIRNESS FOR WORKING AND MIDDLE-CLASS FAMILIES in Cambridge. He has spent most of his life in Cambridge and works locally as an Information Technologist. He and his wife Josie have an adult daughter, Amy, and 7-year-old triplets: Lenny, Trinity and Niko.

Letter to the Editor from The Record (http://news.therecord.com/article/380125)
July 9, 2008
Re: Kyoto-plus legislation (SEE VIDEO>> http://www.ndp.ca/page/6487#video )

Canada has freedom of the press -- but for only those who own national newspapers. And the owners of those presses wield immeasurable power over how the issues of the day are framed and debated.

Tory MP's former campaign boss agrees he violated Elections Act
Accepted contribution as part of lease deal
(http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=18434aaa-1686-4d7...)

Glen Mcgregor, The Ottawa Citizen
Published: Tuesday, January 15, 2008

A former campaign manager for Conservative MP Gary Goodyear admits he negotiated a lease for a campaign headquarters in 2004 that said the landlord would make a political donation to Mr. Goodyear's election bid.

It was a very Goodyear
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Apr 27, 2007

Max Lombardi was elected as the federal NDP candidate for the Cambridge riding last night as about 100 people packed a banquet room at the Preston Auditorium.

Lombardi, a long-time Cambridge resident, defeated Fatima Pereira after delivering a passionate speech about the crisis facing the manufacturing sector in Cambridge and Southern Ontario. "If you listen closely you can almost hear the giant sucking sound of our good-paying jobs getting sucked out to China, to India and to South Korea -- where most workers do not enjoy a fair living wage," Lombardi said.