November2025 News
Guilbeault Resigns | Nov 30, 2025
Have you heard the news about Steven Guilbeault’s resignation from Cabinet? Reports say he stepped down after a significant internal disagreement with the direction of the Liberal leadership.His departure has raised questions about what’s happening inside the Liberal caucus and whether deeper divisions are emerging at a critical time.
What are your thoughts on this resignation?
The art is in! | Nov 29, 2025
The excitement is real! The art is in! The judging is complete! The calendar has been finalized and sent for printing! We received over 200 submissions from school children across the riding! The local judges had their work cut out for them! Thank you Christine Meyer, photographer, Myriam Wilson, artist and Robyn Martin, author for judging this years context!
We cannot wait to share the 2026 calendar with the households across Essex!
Meeting with CVMA | Nov 28, 2025
As an animal lover and pet owner, I appreciated meeting with the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association to discuss the needs of Veterinary professionals in Canada.
I applaud the hard work and dedication of those who keep our animals healthy!
Canada Summer Jobs 2026: Applications Now Open | Nov 28, 2025
The employer application period for Canada Summer Jobs 2026 is now open until December 11, 2025. Canada Summer Jobs remains one of Canada’s main programs helping youth develop the skills they need to enter the workforce. If your business or organization wants to hire a student next summer, now is the time to apply.
Big Celebration! | Nov 27, 2025
It was an honour to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Mennonite Central Committee (MCC), in Ottawa, alongside my colleague MP Dave Epp and Anna Vogt, MCC Director of Advocacy and Public Policy.
Congratulations to MCC on this incredible milestone, and thank you for the outstanding work you continue to do in our communities and around the world.
Canadian Labour Congress | Nov 27, 2025
Canada’s strength comes from the hard work and dedication of its people. My conversation with the Canadian Labour Congress – was about ensuring those values translate into real opportunities for families across the country.
When we work together, labour, leadership, and communities, we can build a future where every Canadian has the chance to succeed.
Standing for Farmers | Nov 26, 2025
When your grocery bill feels heavier than your shopping bags, something’s wrong.
In Essex, our farmers work hard to feed Canada, yet Ottawa keeps stacking taxes that drive up costs for everyone.
I told the government that it’s time for common sense, lets cut the carbon tax and make food affordable again!
Watch here.
Fighting for Young Canadians | Nov 24, 2025
It’s unacceptable that affordable housing remains out of reach for so many young Canadians, and equally unacceptable that they’re burdened by the consequences of a Liberal budget deficit.
My Conservative colleagues and I believe in a brighter future—one where future generations can thrive, and where Canadians keep more of their hard-earned money through lower taxes.
Good Greens Food Reclamation Program | Nov 24, 2025
Good Greens Food Reclamation Program had great success to share at their AGM!
They have been recognized internationally with an Urban Placemaking award, featured provincially in Ontario’s 2025 Local Food Report and featured by local news outlets. Many of the suppliers hail from across Essex County. Thank you, to all involved, for the collaborative efforts to use surplus food to help address food insecurity for vulnerable residents.
Amherstburg Parade | Nov 22, 2025
Parade time in Amherstburg.
Thank you to my amazing team for joining me!
Extortion in Canada has skyrocketed | Nov 19, 2025
Up 330% since 2015. Putting families, small businesses, and entire communities at risk and highlighting the need for stronger protections and real consequences for violent crime.
Conservatives are calling for stronger sentences, tougher bail rules, and real consequences to protect Canadians from violent crime.
PBO Report | Nov 17, 2025
The Parliamentary Budget Officer released a report last week raising concerns about the federal budget numbers — including a $94 billion difference in how capital spending was counted and projections showing the operating budget won’t balance over the next five years. The report also says Canada’s debt-to-GDP ratio is now expected to rise.
These are the PBO’s findings, not opinions. Do you think the PBO is being fair and independent, or do you feel there’s bias in this report?
Jenisa in Essex | Nov 15, 2025
We brought our Legislative Assistant, Jenisa, to Essex so she could see the riding and meet the people, we serve! On Saturday, the team took her on a mini tour – starting with decorating the Essex Constituency Office for the holidays. Lunch at Wolfhead Distillery & Restaurant. Wine tasting at Sanson Estate Winery. A visit with Santa at the Christmas Market at Mastronardi Estate Winery. A walk through Kingsville at the Fantasy of Lights Parade followed by a late dinner at Kingscoast Estate Winery.
Festival of Lights Kingsville | Nov 15, 2025
Kicking off the holiday season at the Festival of Lights in Kingsville!
A fantastic evening – great weather and incredible crowds! Thank you Kingsville for the warm reception!
Shop Local | Nov 11, 2025
Across Windsor–Essex, our small businesses and brick-and-mortar shops are the backbone of our local economy. They employ our neighbours, support our community events, and keep our towns vibrant and welcoming. As Christmas approaches, I encourage everyone to shop local whenever possible.
Shop Local. Support Local. Keep Windsor–Essex thriving.
Lest we forget. | Nov 11, 2025
Remembrance Day in Essex County is always memorable.
At 11 a.m. on November 11th, we are unified, in the towns across our County, in those moments, honouring the ones who served and the thousands that gave their lives for our freedom. With seven well-attended ceremonies throughout Essex County, we continue to fulfill our promise — we will remember.
Remembrance Day | Nov 11, 2025
We pause to remember.
We honour the brave men and women who served—and continue to serve—our country with courage and sacrifice.
At 11 a.m., we stop, reflect, and give thanks.
Lest we forget.
Teamsters Canada | Nov 10, 2025
Great conversation, with Teamsters Canada Local 879 representatives, discussing the impact Drivers Inc. has on the logistics industry and safety on our roads.
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada | Nov 10, 2025
Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada serves Windsor-Essex region, providing assessment and support to build skills, confidence and independence for those dealing with vision loss.
Thank you Bianca, Chris and Ryan for the great information and the opportunity to meet Joe and see his service dog skills.
Canada’s Growing Debt | Nov 8, 2025
Federal debt is projected to reach $1.35 trillion, adding $321.7 billion more over the next five years. Annual interest payments on the debt are expected to hit $55.6 billion in 2025-26 — higher than the Canada Health Transfer ($54.7B) and GST revenue ($54.4B). This equals about $3,360 per Canadian household. Real GDP growth for 2025 is just 1.1%, the second lowest in the G7. Unemployment is forecast to average 6.4% over the next five years.
For those not supporting a change in government: how much debt and interest are you comfortable with?
Meeting with AED Canada | Nov 6, 2025
Ensuring the 2025 Federal budget meets the needs of the various industries across Canada is top of mind over the coming weeks.
It was an informative meeting with Craig Drury from Associated Equipment Distributors, to discuss the needs of the heavy machinery and construction companies in Canada.
Habitat for Humanity | Nov 6, 2025
Had a great meeting with Fiona and Mike of Habitat for Humanity Windsor-Essex discussing the needs of Essex and their recent venture partnering with Amico to create affordable housing. Did you know that they are celebrating 30 years in Windsor-Essex? 100% of donations go directly to their build? There are lots of opportunities to get involved!
Thank you Fiona and Mike for your work with Habitat for Humanity and for advocating for affordable housing projects. I look forward to our continued conversation and supporting opportunities to continue this important work.
Digital ID Gets the Green Light | Nov 6, 2025
The federal government is moving ahead with a Digital ID system for federal benefit claimants — including Employment Insurance and Old Age Security — according to a budget note reported by Blacklock’s Reporter.
Ottawa says it won’t be “mandatory”, but many Canadians are asking important questions: How will our personal data be stored and used? Who will have access to it? Could this eventually become required for access to benefits or services?
Sunset Produce Tour| Nov 6, 2025
Sunset Produce – providing nutritious and flavorful produce for over 70 years right here in Essex County!
It was a great tour with the opportunity to see the greenhouses, taste the incredible produce – strawberries, cucumbers and tomatoes and speak with some of the workers. Essex County literally feeds North America and we do it well!
Tool and Mold Inc | Nov 5, 2025
It is always a pleasure to see the work and innovation that goes on right here in Essex Windsor. I joined Pierre Poilievre on a tour of Integrity Tool and Mold Inc. in Oldcastle.
Celebrating 25 years of professionalism and growth, Integrity continues to provide excellence and professionalism to their clients and a culture that provides, not only a safe work environment, but one that values their employees and their part in the company’s success.
Hand in Hand Support | Nov 5, 2025
I was pleased to join our Leader, Pierre Poilievre in a visit to Hand In Hand Support in Historic Sandwich Town. We learned about their incredible work “providing support and a path to life skills for clients marginalized by addiction and mental health challenges”.
This Non-Profit has a 71% success rate and builds a great support community of people helping people. I look forward to hearing about the great things Hand In Hand Support is doing in our community and their continued success.
Canada’s Budget: What Do You Think? | Nov 5, 2025
The new federal budget adds another $78 billion to the deficit, pushing our national debt past $1.3 trillion. We’re now spending more on interest payments than on healthcare transfers.
Do you think our government should focus on balancing the budget, or is deficit spending simply the new normal for Canadians?
Bad Liberal Budget | Nov 4, 2025
The Liberals just dropped a $78 BILLION deficit — the third largest in Canadian history. They promised to “spend less.” Instead, they’ve nearly doubled Trudeau’s deficit and kept Liberal taxes on food, fuel, homes, and hard work.
They call it an investment, but let’s call it what it is — debt.
Conservatives will continue standing up for Canadians — for affordability, accountability, and fiscal responsibility.
Global Automakers Canada | Nov 4, 2025
Auto workers are the backbone of our economy, yet they continue to face growing job insecurity and rising cost pressures. I was pleased to meet with David Adams, President and CEO of Global Automakers of Canada, to discuss ways we can strengthen Canada’s auto industry and better support the workers who keep it running.
As your MP and Chair of the Auto Caucus, I am proud to represent the hardworking auto workers of Essex, and I remain committed to championing Canada-first policies in Ottawa.
Global Auto Maker’s Reception | Nov 2, 2025
At the Global Automakers of Canada reception, connecting with representatives and trying my hand at the racing simulator in the quest, for the coveted 2nd Annual Fastest Parliamentarian Award.
A successful and thriving automotive industry in Canada has been and will continue to be a priority for me.
Remembrance Week | Nov 2, 2025
Starting Remembrance Week, in South Woodslee, at the Millen Center.
A beautiful, comfortable, fall day on which to remember the great sacrifices of those, who left the comfort of home, to fight for our freedom. Many returned changed, too many never returned. They made a sacrifice too great to be repaid. We MUST never forget.
Supreme Court Decision | Nov 1, 2025
The Supreme Court has struck down mandatory minimums for child sexual abuse material offences — calling one year in jail “cruel and unusual punishment.”
Conservatives believe this decision is an insult to victims and families.
We will use the Notwithstanding Clause to restore mandatory minimums and keep these predators in prison where they belong.