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Connecting custody with rehabilitation is key for safer communities.

Facebook · November 24, 2025

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Connecting custody with rehabilitation is key for safer communities. That’s why I sponsored Bill C-240 as my Private Members Bill. #rehabilitation #hope #kitchener
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I sponsored Bill C240 as my private members bill, because I believe rehabilitation shouldn't wait until release. This legislation ensures that courts connect custody with education, treatment and meaningful opportunities for change. It's a smart approach to justice, one that keeps communities like Kitchener Centre safer while helping individuals turn their lives around.

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House of Commons · November 24, 2025

House of Commons

Thank you. Thank you, everybody, for coming today. My question is for you, Hugo. Today we've heard over and over that we don't even have a definition in this current government of what Canadian sovereignty means for AI innovation. We have no definition of what to protect an… Read more

d no definition of what we want to retain, with both our innovation and our talent, but the money seems to be flowing. There are already hundreds of millions of dollars being spent. It seems to me that this government is running with their eyes closed. Do you believe there are guardrails or plans in place to ensure that the almost $1.3 billion in innovation funding goes to tech companies in Kitchener, for example, for us to retain our innovation and talent instead of leaving it to foreign entities that are taking our innovation and talent?

House of Commons · November 24, 2025

House of Commons

I've noticed, too, that we have amazing talent coming out of Kitchener Centre. The thing is, we educate very well where I'm from, but everybody seems to be leaving and going to Silicon Valley. What can the government put in place to ensure we retain our talent, especially in tec… Read more

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House of Commons · November 24, 2025

House of Commons

I agree with supporting start-ups. Again, we do a very good job at incubating in Kitchener Centre, but commercialization doesn't happen here in Canada. We don't have an environment where venture capitalists want to invest. We have too high a tax burden and the regulatory burdens … Read more

are too high. Although I agree with incubating these start-ups, what can this government do better to make sure that they can also commercialize, stay here in Canada and not leave?

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