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I had a very productive meeting with Kitchener Centre’s MPP Aislinn Clancy, to discuss…
Facebook · March 17, 2026
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Facebook · March 19, 2026
It was a pleasure meeting with Deborah MacLatchy, President of Wilfrid Laurier University, to discuss both the opportunities and challenges artificial intelligence presents for our economy and institutions. Wilfrid Laurier University continues to play an important leadership r… Read more
ole in advancing research and thoughtful governance around AI, including its work with the Balsillie School of International Affairs (BSIA) on digital governance initiatives. With collaboration across the Waterloo Region AI Coalition, our region is uniquely positioned to lead in responsible AI innovation. From research and business adoption to education and governance, the work happening here in Waterloo Region shows the incredible potential we have to shape the future of AI right here at home. #kitchenercentre #AI #Innovation

Facebook · March 4, 2026
New data from the Waterloo Regional Police Service shows human trafficking cases in our region are now nearly triple the national average. The most common age of girls being trafficked in Canada is just 13 years old. At the same time, the ongoing drug crisis continues to fuel e… Read more
xploitation, violence, and addiction in our communities. A large piece of the puzzle is traffickers preying on the vulnerable, the impact is being felt across Waterloo Region. Law enforcement is working tirelessly to keep our streets safe, but failed federal policies have placed unnecessary strain on the very officers we rely on. We need stronger enforcement after arrest, real consequences for traffickers and drug dealers, and meaningful supports for survivors and those seeking recovery. Our children are not commodities and our community deserves better.

Facebook · March 30, 2026
Thank you to the advocates, families, and organizations who joined our disability roundtable. Your insights and lived experience shape real solutions that support dignity, accessibility, and opportunity for Canadians with disabilities.
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