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Sousa, Charles

Charles Sousa
Charles Sousa
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Charles grew up in Mississauga where he lives with his wife Zenny and their three children. Charles has built strong ties with his local community through his involvement in many charities and community groups, including the Credit Valley Hospital Foundation, the Rainbow Ball Foundation and the Mississauga Food Bank.

He earned a B.A. (Hons.) in Business Administration from Wilfrid Laurier University and an Executive M.B.A. from the Richard Ivey School of Business. After graduating, Charles began his career in the private sector by starting and operating his own small business.

He then worked at Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) Financial Group for more than 20 years. Charles started working at a local branch and ended up in the commercial banking division where he spearheaded the bank’s first Corporate Social Responsibility policy.

In 2007, Charles left his successful career at the bank to give back to his community and his province by running as the Ontario Liberal Party candidate in Mississauga South. He won the traditionally Tory seat, and then won it again with an increased plurality in the 2011 general election.

During his time in government, Charles has ushered in stronger protections for Ontario workers as Minister of Labour, charted a new course for immigration to Ontario as Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, and helped start new infrastructure in communities across Ontario as Minister Responsible for the 2015 Pan and Parapan Am Games.

Charles’ vision for Ontario is a place where everyone has an opportunity to work, compete, learn and help each other. He is focussed on creating jobs and will take decisive action to get things done.

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Charles Sousa
Web : www.voteSousa.ca


Categories : Canadian Provincial Politic

Last Update : 2013-01-14