If you live in the riding of Huron-Bruce, you have the chance to nominate someone in your community for a King Charles III Coronation Medal.
Conservative Member of Parliament Ben Lobb’s office says, in recognition of the coronation of King Charles III on May 6, 2023, a new Canadian commemorative medal has been created to honour outstanding citizens who have made a significant impact in their communities.
They are seeking nominations for individuals of all ages and backgrounds who have made a difference in Huron-Bruce.
Lobb says in a statement, “Our riding is fortunate to have many community-minded people who selflessly contribute their time, talents, and energy to improve the lives of others. This is our opportunity to ensure these efforts are recognized.”
Nominations are open until October 1st, 2024, and can be submitted online or in hard copy to Lobb’s constituency office at 5101 Highway 21 South Port Elgin, ON or 30 Victoria St. Goderich, ON.
To be eligible, nominees must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents, reside within Huron-Bruce, have made a significant contribution to the community.
Lobb says supporting letters should clearly describe the nominator’s direct knowledge of the nominee’s contributions to the community and explain why the nominee deserves this recognition. You may also include newspaper articles or other materials that highlight the nominee’s impact.
Lobb adds, “Let’s take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate the outstanding individuals who make Huron-Bruce a better place for all.”