Meet Shawn!

We have only one planet to call home. From British Columbia to Newfoundland, the effects of climate change and economic disparity are clear. I believe that the de-carbonization of our industries and economic equality are cornerstones of our political discourse. We the political leaders need to step-up and realize that industry is far ahead of us in progress. That's why I believe in economic liberalization and competition. A free market economy is the only way to get us out of the reliance on our traditional partners and allies like the United States, United Kingdom, and the Commonwealth. We must forge new trade and military alliances that can mend some of our economic ills while maintaining our competitive advantages.

About Shawn

“Unity in diversity: Brampton's strength.” - Shawn E.

Shawn Emran is a passionate advocate for the people of Brampton, dedicated to making a positive impact through his role in the Canadian Liberal Party. Born and raised in Brampton, Shawn has a deep connection to the community and a thorough understanding of the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

With a background in [relevant background information, such as education, previous work experience, or community involvement], Shawn brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his role as your representative. His commitment to public service is rooted in his belief that everyone deserves a fair shot at success, and he works tirelessly to ensure that all Bramptonians have access to the resources and opportunities they need to thrive.

Shawn's Mission

Green Economy

It's time to think about nature and use its renewable resources to progress.

Better Care

We need to review the medical system in Maine and adjust it to current needs.

Housing

The Maine local bodies should review the 40-60% payments of rent.

We've Done This Together

School assistance

Purchase of new textbooks in Lewiston secondary school.

500 new jobs

The number of jobs at Maine's factories increased by 5000 units in 2019 and still growing.

Restoration of the city center

Over 100 house facades were renovated in 2019.

Randall Road Ball Fields

New facilities for sports and leisure.

New lecture hall

A lecture hall in University of Southern Maine Lewiston-Auburn College was opened in 2019.

Restoration of Engine House

The historical memo re-opened its doors for tourists in 2018.

Issues

Disarming hate

The gun violence continues to devastate the Maine families, and an entire new generation is growing up in constant fear for their lives. Handgun licenses can't be issues like this, we need concrete steps and clear legislation for that.

Racial justice

According to the Constitution, we have equal justice for all, but it's only about words but not deed for now. Maine is a homeland for different races, nationalities and adherents of various beliefs. A person shouldn't be blamed just because the color of his skin or nationality.

Education

We have enough universities and colleges but not enough qualified graduates. The yesterday students can't find jobs within the state, and local factories and businesses don't welcome them because of low practical skills.