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Jamie Masse (born 11 November 1986 in Windsor, Ontario) is a community activist in the City of Kingston. Jamie is a supporter and promoter of universal health care.
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Jamie moved to Kingston, Ontario in August 2006, where he became Director of Health Sciences for the St. Lawrence College Student Association, Kingston Campus. He was appointed the Official Delegate (2006) for the St. Lawrence College, Canadian Nursing Student Association a position he was re-elected for in 2007. He currently hosts a community outreach program called Critical Thinking, which provides information for the public regarding municipal and political affairs in and around Kingston.
In April 2008 Jamie was nominated Membership Coordinator for the NDP Riding Association. In June 2007, he was granted an honorary membership to the Kingston Health Coalition, for his hard work in health related issues and events.
In November 2007, Jamie was nominated by the City of Kingston to serve with the Kingston Affordable Housing Development Committee.
* Nominated for the Order of Ontario
* Current Member of the Kingston Health Coalition
* Past Official Delegate of the Canadian Nursing Student Association St. Lawrence College Kingston Campus; First Practical Nursing Student in Canadian Nursing Student Association History eligible to vote
* Former Member of the Memorial Centre Advisory Committee for the city of Kingston
* Former Member of the Affordable Housing Development Committee for the city of Kingston
* Former Member of St. Lawrence College Student Association: Director of Health Sciences
* Former Workplace Health and Safety Committee Representative