Riding guide

Kitchener Centre

Kitchener Centre is a federal riding (electoral district) in the heart of Kitchener, Ontario, in Waterloo Region. Since the April 28, 2025 election it has been represented in the House of Commons by Kelly DeRidder.

Do you live in Kitchener Centre?

Check your riding with your postal code on Elections Canada's official lookup. It also shows your polling station during an election.

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Your Member of Parliament

Kelly DeRidder (Conservative Party of Canada). Constituency office: 201-130 Weber Street West, Kitchener, Ontario N2H 4A2, 519-746-8867.

Neighbourhoods and places

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Also in and around the riding: Cherry Hill, Mill Courtland, Cedar Hill, Bridgeport, Mount Hope, Civic Centre, Rockway, Auditorium, Central Frederick, Catalyst, Velocity, Stanley Park, Chicopee, Kitchener Market, Belmont Village, Region of Waterloo, Waterloo Region.

Latest from Kelly in Kitchener Centre

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Facebook · November 10, 2026

TODAY! Stop by the Seniors Clinic at Victoria Park Pavilion! Come connect with local organizations, get answers to your questions and learn about the services and resources available to seniors in our community. Hope to see you there!

Facebook · November 7, 2026

Our Seniors Clinic is coming up November 10 from 12–3 p.m. at Victoria Park Pavilion in Kitchener. Join us for information, resources and support on a range of issues. We look forward to seeing you!

House of Commons · November 5, 2026

House of Commons: Government Orders — Connected Care for Canadians Act

Mr. Speaker, we get emails all the time about how people go to one practitioner and then have to go to the hospital and re-explain their entire medical history. Then they go back to their practitioner to get a referral and go to the specialist with the referral, and they end up o… Read more

n the operating table if need be. They have to share their information across all those different avenues. That is happening all the time. I get emails all the time from constituents who ask why they cannot do it once to make sure they mark the right leg and move forward. Yes, I think this is going to help in specific situations like that.

Facebook · November 5, 2026

This week’s Women’s Spotlight honours Diane Freeman for her service to our community and her dedication to Canada’s veterans. From her work on Waterloo City Council to her involvement with the Legion, Diane continues to make a difference. During Veterans Week, we thank Diane an… Read more

d all those who serve and support those who have served.

Facebook · November 2, 2026

Applications are open for employers looking to hire young Canadians through the Canada Summer Jobs program. If your business or organization could use extra help this summer, apply by December 3!

Facebook · October 31, 2026

Our downtown communities deserve to feel safe. We need real solutions to the drug crisis that connect people with treatment, support recovery, and make our streets safer for everyone.

Questions about Kitchener Centre

Who is the MP for Kitchener Centre?

Kelly DeRidder (Conservative Party of Canada), elected on April 28, 2025.

How do I know if I live in Kitchener Centre?

Enter your postal code in Elections Canada's "Find your electoral district" tool. It shows your riding and your MP.

Where is the Kitchener Centre MP's office?

Kelly DeRidder's constituency office is at 201-130 Weber Street West, Kitchener, Ontario N2H 4A2 (519-746-8867).

How do I get involved with the Conservatives in Kitchener Centre?

The Kitchener Centre Conservative Electoral District Association runs local events and campaigns. Sign up to volunteer, come to an event, or become a monthly donor on this website.

Get involved locally

The Kitchener Centre Conservative EDA is a team of local volunteers. Help at events, knock on doors, or support the work with a monthly donation.

Help Kelly keep working for Kitchener Centre

Kelly's work in Ottawa is backed by volunteers and supporters here at home. A monthly donation of any size keeps the local team going, and political contributions earn a generous federal tax credit.