The elevator at my constituency office will be down for a few weeks due to maintenance. Should you need the elevator to come up to my office, my staff and I can make alternative arrangements for anyone to meet with us. Please do not hesitate to re...
Join Colin at one of several neighbourhood Coffee with Colin events in our riding during April, May and June 2019.
I'm pleased to provide Oshawa's constituents with my 2019 Tax Guide which will help our community's individuals, families, seniors and students identify many of their most significant tax savings or deductions for tax year 2018.
If you are experiencing issues with any of the federal government programs listed above please send us a message and a Constituency Assistant will reach out to arrange a meeting. You... Click here for more information
This survey contains six (6) questions as well as space for your comments on any other issue of importance to you. The survey will take no more than 3 to 4 minutes to complete. To be... Click here for more information
In recent years, the issue of drug consumption or 'safe' drug injection sites has proven highly controversial across Canada and — Click here for more information
Dr. Colin Carrie is the son of a career Royal Canadian Navy officer. His family settled to Oshawa when Colin was 15 years old. A graduate of Oshawa’s RS McLaughlin CVI, Colin earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the University of Waterloo and graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College as a Doctor of Chiropractic in 1989. After graduation, Colin returned to Oshawa where he established his practice and raised his family. Colin and his wife Elizabeth have three children.
Colin has always been deeply involved in the communities of Oshawa and Durham Region, having served a an member of the Durham Chiropractic Society and volunteer with several other organizations. Before entering Parliament, he co-owned and operated one of Durham Region’s leading chiropractic and wellness clinics.
Colin was elected to represent Oshawa for the first time in June 2004, having won a hard-fought battle in Canada's mos... Keep Reading