Here in Kitchener Centre, I hear you loud and clear. I hear your fear when your cars and homes are broken into. I hear your frustration as your businesses struggle. I hear your heartbreak when your children don’t feel safe walking to school. And I hear your anger when repeat offenders are released, only to harm again.
You deserve better. You deserve safety, dignity, and peace of mind in your own community.
Today, as we vote on our motion in the House of Commons, I ask others in this house to listen. This is not about politics. This is about people. About families. About the right to live without fear.
Conservatives hear you. We stand with you. And we will fight to get this done, for the sake of every neighbour, every child, and every small business trying to survive and thrive in Kitchener Centre and across Canada.
Let’s make our communities safer. Let’s pass this motion—together.
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