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Facebook · June 23, 2025

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I had the opportunity to address my colleague member’s question regarding the issues of security, crime and addiction and their grave consequences here in #kitchenercentre
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her speech. I would like to talk about security and crime. I'd like to ask what she thinks about the idea of creating a registry of criminal organizations and reestablishing minimum sentences for firearms offenses, ruling out community sentences for sexual assaults and other sexual crimes. What does she think of that? Again, I'd like to thank my member for his question. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. You know, when the topic came up while I was at the door knocking of this drug crisis we're facing, not one, not one person I talked to wasn't either directly or indirectly impacted by it. Whether they have lost a loved one, or know someone who has, or have seen someone in their community under the influence of these toxic drugs. What has been happening is completely inhumane. I ask the Liberals, when will they stop supporting these social experiment failed policies and start supporting mental health and rehabilitation services so we can bring our loved ones home happy, healthy and drug free?

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YouTube · June 18, 2025

HoC Sitting No 14 Question

House of Commons Question Transcript: While speaking with families across #KitchenerCentre, I’ve heard the same worry again and again—from parents who are watching their teenagers struggle to find work. These aren’t just job searches; they’re moments of self-doubt, missed milest… Read more

ones, and fading confidence. Our young people are eager to contribute, to grow, to dream—but the opportunities just aren’t there. Right now, businesses want to focus on hiring, expanding, and contributing to our economy—but instead, many are being forced to scale back or put their plans on hold. Why? Because they’re waiting for leadership. They need a clear, reliable budget from our government. A budget is more than a financial document; it’s a statement of priorities. And right now, our businesses need to know that they’re a priority. They need a plan they can believe in All opposition parties came together and voted in favor of seeing a budget proposed this spring. We reached across the aisle, we did our part—but we’re being ignored. We’ve asked for a budget because without one, there is no plan. And without a plan, families, businesses, and communities are left in uncertainty. It’s time to step up and deliver the roadmap we need to move forward.

Facebook · June 17, 2025

I am proud to announce my appointment to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Science and Research. The mandate of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Science and Research includes, among other matters, reviewing and reporting on topics relating to science and resear… Read more

ch, including any reports of the Chief Science Advisor, and any other matter which the House refers to the standing committee. Innovation and technology is a vital part of the economy in Kitchener Centre and in the broader Waterloo Region, and science and research are of critical importance to all Canadians. I humbly and proudly accept this important role and look forward to playing my part to improve the health of Canadians, improve the environment, drive innovation and economic growth and improve the quality of life for all Canadians.

Facebook · June 16, 2025

On June 7th I had the great pleasure of attending 🍋 LemonAID Day 2025, a community-driven event where children, families, community groups, and businesses across Waterloo Region come together to run lemonade stands. Thanks to generous sponsors, 100% of the proceeds go to @FACSFo… Read more

undation to support sending vulnerable kids at risk of child abuse and neglect in Waterloo Region to camp and local resilience-based programming. This year, registration was full with 50 stands. An amazing community initiative for such a wonderful cause. Thank you for having me! PS the lemonaid was delicious!! 😋

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