Fighting to Restore Hope
“My Omas and Opas came to Canada from the Netherlands after WWII with nothing but a drive to work hard and succeed. They were able to build a better life for their family.
We need to bring home that Canada for future generations. Canada has everything the world wants, but the current federal
government has broken the Canadian dream.”
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Latest News
Wishing one and all a very Happy New Year!
As we bid farewell to 2024 and welcome the New Year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the past year and share my hopes for the future with you. While this year has unquestionably been a challenging one for most Canadians, there have also been memorable events. This summer we had our
The real impact of rising costs on Canadians
I’ve had the opportunity to hear from many of you about the struggles you face. Just like millions of Canadians across the country, the cost of living is stretching your paycheques to their limit and, for many, it means there isn’t enough coming in to cover your bills. Families are grappling with skyrocketing costs at
Canadians continue to fall further behind economically
After nine years of this NDP-Liberal government, Canadians are poorer. Statistics Canada has reported that Canada’s GDP per capita has declined again, marking the sixth consecutive quarter of decline. Our third quarter GDP growth has slowed sharply to just 1 percent annualized, well below the Bank of Canada’s forecast of 1.5 percent. This marks the
Why Our Riding Is Changing:
Every 10 years the riding boundaries are adjusted based on the most recent Census. New population growth is a big factor, and Brantford has grown significantly in the past decade. The new boundaries are decided by an independent commission under Elections Canada.
