This is why I presented my Private Members Bill, C-240⬇️ Watch my full speech on YouTube.

$35 million in taxpayer money, and the current government still won’t get it back. Where’s the accountability?

The numbers don’t lie. The government said that moving away from failed harm reduction policies was supposed to make the overdose crisis worse. Instead, the numbers went in the opposite direction. It’s time to follow the evidence, learn from the results, and focus on what works.

Municipal elections matter! Your vote helps shape the future of your community, from housing and roads to public safety and local services. Make your voice heard and get out to vote in Ontario’s municipal election!

As the holidays approach, I'm proud to highlight the work of Reception House and its Home Begins Here initiative. With 34 transitional housing units planned, this project will help vulnerable families in Waterloo Region move from crisis to stability while reducing pressure on community resources. Every family deserves a safe place to call home.

Kitchener is Canada’s innovation capital, built on resilience, creativity, and determination. I'm proud to support initiatives that strengthen our local economy. If you need, assistance, please reach out to my office!

Great to welcome @SenatorJimQuinn to the Conservative Caucus and discuss how data and innovation can drive economic growth in Kitchener and across Atlantic Canada.

The Poppy Campaign starts today. Get your poppy and wear it with pride to honour those who have served our country and remember the Canadians who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

Experts are warning of rising food costs. Canadians are already struggling with affordability, yet the government voted against our diesel plan to help bring costs down. Canadians need relief, not more pressure on their grocery bills.

It was great to celebrate German Pioneers Day at the Concordia Club! Thank you to everyone who works to preserve and share the German heritage and traditions that have helped shape our community here in Kitchener Centre.

Canadians are tired of empty promises and government announcements that fail to deliver real results. Conservatives are calling for real action, accountability, and a government that gets things done. Canadians deserve more than talk. They deserve actual results.

Our next Seniors Clinic is coming up November 10! Join us from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. at Victoria Park Pavilion to get help with your questions and connect with our team. 📍 80 Schneider Ave., Kitchener See you there!

The drug crisis has devastated families and communities across Canada. Every level of government has a role to play in preventing overdoses, supporting recovery and ensuring those who traffic dangerous drugs are held accountable. We need action that puts lives and community safety first.

Oktoberfest may be over for another year, but the community spirit lives on! Thank you to all the local businesses, organizations, volunteers and everyone who helped make this year’s celebrations so special. From TechToberfest and Chamberfest to Damenfest and events supporting great local causes, it’s traditions like these that bring our community together. Prost!

This week’s Women’s Spotlight honours the Famous Five, five women who challenged the status quo and changed the course of Canadian history. 🇨🇦 In 1927, Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louise McKinney and Irene Parlby challenged the exclusion of women from the legal definition of “persons” eligible to serve in the Senate. After the Supreme Court initially ruled against them, their fight continued until a historic ruling in 1929 confirmed that women were legally considered persons and could be appointed to the Senate. Their determination helped break down barriers and advance women’s representation in Canada. Their legacy reminds us that progress happens when people stand up, challenge barriers and refuse to accept the status quo. We honour their contributions and the women who continue to pave the way for future generations. 💜

Today, I presented a petition on behalf of Kitchener Centre residents demanding answers about the Rogers radio closures. During the Shaw acquisition, assurances were made that local radio would not be impacted. Kitchener residents deserve answers and accountability. Local jobs, local news, and our community’s voice matter.

Proud to co-sponsor @annarobertsmp Bill C-292 to strengthen protections for victims of human trafficking and help ensure survivors are better protected by our justice system. Victims deserve to be heard, protected and treated with dignity.

Canada needs immigration, but it must be at sustainable levels that our country can support. Immigration policy must keep pace with our housing supply, healthcare, jobs, and social supports. Conservatives are calling for responsible immigration levels that match our capacity, strengthen our communities, and put Canada’s long-term future first.

Another constituency win! Our office helped a Kitchener Centre resident recover $8,544.82! If you’re dealing with a federal issue and aren’t sure where to turn, my office is here to help.