Daniel Masin seeks Simcoe North Conservative nomination

Another resident has entered into the competition to replace long-time Simcoe North MP Bruce Stanton.

Daniel Masin, a 57-year-old mortgage broker, is seeking the Conservative Party nomination in advance of the next federal election.

“I’m at the stage in my life where I want to give back to the community. I want to make a positive difference,” said Masin, who currently splits his time between Toronto and Penetanguishene. “I love the area. In my heart, (Simcoe north) is where my home is.”

Masin has been involved in politics since the 1970s. He’s campaigned for mayors, MPPs and MPs. After assisting politicians for decades, he finally wants to run for office and “serve the people.”

“As a mortgage broker, we put our clients’ interests first,” said Masin. “MPs put a constituent’s needs or interests first. That’s what they are elected to do – serve the public.”

He will have to get through a process first. Masin will need to be interviewed and secure party approval before he can throw his hat into the ring as an official candidate.