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Kelly DeRidder's posts, videos and House of Commons speeches about her work for Kitchener Centre. Search by topic, or browse by month.
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Facebook · July 11, 2026
It was great to see so many athletes take to the court at the Kitchener-Waterloo Kids Badminton Tournament! Congratulations to everyone who participated, and thank you to the organizers, volunteers, coaches, and families for making it such a fantastic event.
Facebook · July 10, 2026
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Facebook · July 9, 2026
Small businesses are the backbone of our communities, and it’s always a pleasure to highlight the people behind them. This week we’re featuring Mac Repair Man, providing trusted tech support and repair services while helping keep our community connected. 💻🔧👏
Facebook · July 8, 2026
so raises immediate concerns about the future of Kitchener Rangers radio coverage and whether those broadcasts will find a new home. Rogers Communications continues to benefit from substantial federal support, including: - Millions in taxpayer-funded programs intended to protect jobs and sustain local journalism; - A telecom environment shaped by federal policy that limits competition and shields major players from new market entrants. Despite these advantages, and despite commitments to preserve local media, Rogers has chosen to close stations anyway. This underscores how the current federal government’s strategy for safeguarding local news and employment is simply not working. After approving the Rogers-Shaw merger, Former Industry Minister and now Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne promised to ‘watch Rogers like a hawk,’ insisting the merger would benefit consumers. Yet here in Kitchener, workers have lost their jobs and residents have lost a vital source of community news. Conservatives stand for protecting jobs, ensuring fair treatment for consumers and taxpayers, and strengthening local journalism. Canadians deserve more opportunities to have their stories told, not fewer. Local journalism is instrumental in a healthy democratic society. The current federal government must explain how its extensive support for Rogers is serving Canadians.
Facebook · July 8, 2026
A strong community is built through arts, culture, and the people who bring them to life. It was a pleasure to attend the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony season launch and celebrate another exciting year of incredible music and local talent. 🎼🎻✨
Facebook · July 7, 2026
Your voice matters. Are you and your business affected? Join us for a CUSMA Roundtable to discuss the future of trade with the U.S. and Mexico. Email for details.
Facebook · July 6, 2026
Healing starts with hope, community, and people who refuse to give up. It was a privilege to visit the Oasis Centre and see the life-changing work being done to support those rebuilding their lives. Thank you to everyone making a difference every day.
Facebook · July 5, 2026
Building Canada's future starts with innovation. Great conversations at the Waterloo Region Innovation Corridor Summit on growing our economy, supporting local talent, and making sure Canadian businesses have what they need to compete, create, and lead. 🇨🇦
Facebook · July 4, 2026
A great weekend at Multicultural Festival! Thank you to the many volunteers whose hard work made this celebration possible. Your dedication helps bring our community together and showcase the cultures that make Kitchener so special.
Facebook · July 3, 2026
Small Business Feature: Mom’s Bread & Pie Co.🥧 Whether you’re craving a sweet pie or a savoury one, it all starts with the crust, and Mom’s Bread & Pie Co. does it right. Thank you to the team for serving Kitchener Centre with delicious baking and friendly service.
Facebook · July 3, 2026
ernment and Indigenous communities can come together in meaningful ways.
Facebook · July 2, 2026
My story is not unique. Across Canada, there are people battling addiction who need support, accountability, and a path forward. That’s why I introduced Bill C-240, which would expand rehabilitation opportunities and help break the cycle of addiction and crime.
Facebook · July 2, 2026
Congratulations to CYAC on 10 years of impact, leadership, and community engagement. Over the past decade, you’ve helped bring people together, foster new opportunities, and make a lasting difference. Here’s to the next 10 years of success!
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.