Robert-Baldwin

Paul Henry Danylewich

Paul Henry Danylewich is an experienced entrepreneur, public safety specialist, community leader, and the Canadian Party of Québec candidate for the National Assembly of Québec (MNA) in the electoral district of Robert-Baldwin. Growing up in the Chomedey district of Laval, Quebec, Paul is the son of a police officer. He attended Chomedey Polyvalent High School, graduating with the class of 1985. He pursued extensive higher education in Montreal, earning dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Education and Sociology from Concordia University, followed by a graduate diploma in Adult Education and Public Administration from Concordia. He later earned a Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership and Administration from Western New Mexico University. While attending university, Paul developed a deep professional interest in martial arts and personal safety. As the program director of the White Tiger Group he developed a specialized assault prevention system focused on women, teen girls, and high-risk frontline workers. He is the author of Fearless: The Complete Personal Safety Guide for Women, published by the University of Toronto Press, alongside numerous articles on personal security and crime prevention. Recognized as a leading authority on personal safety, Paul's expert advice has been featured across North American media. In Canada, he has appeared nationally on programs like Canada AM, while in the United States, his work has been featured on NBC television's The John Walsh Show. His safety insights and commentary have also been published in major newspapers, including the Montreal Gazette, Toronto Star, and Chicago Tribune. In addition to his security consulting and media background, Paul spent two years working for the Government of Alberta in Edmonton as a Corporate Security Coordinator and Emergency Response Training Advisor for the Ministry of Human Services, developing provincial workplace violence prevention programs. Returning home to Montreal, he transitioned into business ownership as the founder of the commercial and residential landscaping firm Paul Henry Landscaping Beyond his professional background, Paul made national news headlines when CTV News featured his viral ""Fly the Flag"" campaign. As a proud local business owner, he offered free lawn care services throughout the month of May to homeowners displaying the Canadian flag, sparking a nationwide conversation about national pride, unity, and resilience. Deeply committed to grassroots philanthropy, Paul organizes annual community fundraisers—such as ""Big Paul's Summer Country Fest""—to directly support critical regional organizations, including the West Island Mission food bank and local women’s shelters. As the president of the Association of Citizens of Dollard, Paul has been on the front lines of municipal accountability. He served as the organizer of major community demonstrations—including public rallies and protests in Dollard-des-Ormeaux and the surrounding West Island region—demanding immediate action, accountability, and better infrastructure support following severe regional flooding. As the candidate for Robert-Baldwin under the Canadian Party of Québec, Paul leverages his diverse background in public administration, small business management, public safety, and grassroots community advocacy to champion pragmatic governance and the true interests of citizens in the National Assembly.