Rhonda Kirkland
@rhondaforoshawa • 3,047 subscribers
Conservative Member of Parliament for Oshawa and Associate Shadow Minister for Public Safety 🇨🇦
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BREAKING: Did the Liberal MP for Whitby just let it slip that they’re planning for the collapse of Oshawa’s auto sector? When questioned about an Oshawa senior struggling to afford life’s necessities, he pointed to new opportunities for workers who may need to leave our auto plants. Oshawa autoworkers deserve to know what the Liberal government is doing to protect their jobs and secure the future of our auto sector.
Rhonda Kirkland48,871 views • 1 month ago
I asked Canada's Immigration Minister whether she had been briefed on her department granting a permit to a high-profile IRGC regime official. She said she didn’t even know his name, then laughed. Apparently, to her, the safety of Canadians is a laughing matter.
Rhonda Kirkland115,542 views • 6 months ago
A man in his 30s arranged to pay $140 to sexually exploit a 15-year-old — and because of his immigration status, he won’t even receive a criminal record. How many more failed Immigration Ministers will it take before the Prime Minister and the Liberals admit that the system is broken?
Rhonda Kirkland107,872 views • 8 months ago
BREAKING: Liberals vote down a Conservative motion calling on the government to introduce a Food Affordability Plan that cuts hidden food taxes, provides real relief for Canadians, and boosts competition in the grocery sector. Liberals talk about working together. Then they vote against serious solutions.
Rhonda Kirkland88,898 views • 9 months ago
🚨BREAKING: Liberals vote against supporting Oshawa auto workers and strengthening Canada’s auto industry. Today, the Liberals voted against our Conservative opposition motion calling for a tariff-free Canada–U.S. auto pact. Our Conservative auto plan would remove the GST on Canadian-made vehicles, require automakers to build in Canada to sell here duty-free, and harmonize regulations with our North American partners so that the Canadian auto industry can stay competitive. Instead, the Liberals chose more inaction and uncertainty for Oshawa auto workers.
Rhonda Kirkland73,960 views • 7 months ago
So many individuals and families in Oshawa are feeling the strain of the rising cost of living. A recent visit to Simcoe Hall Settlement House was a sobering reminder of how hard it has become to afford groceries, rent, and everyday necessities. More working families are turning to food banks for the first time, while donations are declining at the same time. Hunger does not end with the holidays. This year, supporting local organizations like Simcoe Hall can help ensure fewer Oshawa families, children, and seniors go without. Thank you to the dedicated staff and volunteers at Simcoe Hall, and to Pierre Poilievre for joining me in supporting our community.
Rhonda Kirkland48,531 views • 9 months ago
The allegations involving a Canadian accused of espionage while working at NATO’s military headquarters raise serious questions about our security screening processes. That is why I supported our Conservative motion for the Public Safety and National Security Committee to undertake a study into Canada’s security screening processes. WATCH👇
Rhonda Kirkland15,129 views • 2 months ago
Today at committee, I asked Mélanie Joly whether she regrets voting to invoke the Emergencies Act, a move that has been ruled to have violated Canadians’ Charter of Rights and Freedoms. She refused to answer, saying it’s before the courts. Is the Liberal government now preparing to appeal this latest loss to the Supreme Court of Canada instead of owning up?
Rhonda Kirkland26,809 views • 9 months ago
Conservatives are fighting to stop the Liberals from ramming Bill C-22 through Parliament without giving it the proper scrutiny it deserves. That’s why today I gave notice of a motion to split Bill C-22. We are committed to seeing Part 1 pass before the summer adjournment, but Part 2 is major government overreach and needs much further study if the committee is going to fix this flawed Liberal surveillance law.
Rhonda Kirkland13,976 views • 5 months ago
At Industry Committee, I was proud to support my Conservative colleague Michael Guglielmin's motion condemning forced labour in China. I also brought forward an amendment to condemn the unacceptable comments made by Liberal MP Michael Ma that downplayed these abuses. There is no grey area when it comes to forced labour and human rights violations committed by the Communist Beijing regime. Canadians expect their elected representatives to call it out, not cover for it.
Rhonda Kirkland12,845 views • 7 months ago
