Kurt Holman MP

Conservative Member of Parliament for London—Fanshawe

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Twenty-five years later, we still remember where we were.

September 11 was a terrorist attack on the United States, but Canadians felt the shock, the grief, and the loss alongside our closest friend and neighbour.

Our two countries have stood together through wars, through sacrifice, and through some of history’s darkest moments. We may not always agree, but the friendship between Canadians and Americans is deeper than any single disagreement.

Today, we remember the innocent lives taken, the courage of those who ran toward danger, and the families who still carry that loss.

We remember.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Canada has enormous potential. It is time to unleash it.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

In New York, fighting for free markets and free trade. To save Canadians money and jobs.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Finally, the Liberals have agreed to delay their gas tax hike.

But why does it so often take sustained Conservative pressure for them to listen to Canadians?

We’ll keep pushing. Canadians deserve a government that gets it before being forced to act.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Trump is trying to poach Canadian businesses, investment and talent.

Carney should be strengthening Canada’s leverage by making this the best place to build, invest and grow. Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives have already laid out how to do that through the Conservative Economic Action Plan: https://t.co/zDIZsbJwk2

America is competing for our businesses and our best and brightest.

Canada needs to start competing back.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Do you know who Mark Carney just appointed to head Invest in Canada?

Dominic Barton.

His record includes McKinsey’s work with Purdue Pharma during the opioid crisis, more than $200 million in questionable contracts with the Trudeau government, close ties to Beijing, and co-founding the Century Initiative, which pushed for dramatically higher migration to grow Canada’s population to 100 million.

That’s who Carney chose.

[Deeper Life London Ontario , Canada🇨🇦 @DCLMLondon_Ca]

Grateful to have our Member of Parliament for London—Fanshawe, Kurt Holman @kurtholmanmp , join us at Grace & Grill 2.0. 🙏

Thank you for stopping by, sharing a meal, and standing with us as we served our neighbours.

#GraceAndGrill #DeeperLifeLondon #LondonOntario

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

If the government was prepared to accept a deal, then rejected it days later, Canadians deserve to know what changed. Prime Minister Carney, release the agreement.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Relieved to hear that MP Salma Zahid and her family are safe after her vehicle was set on fire outside her home in Scarborough last night.

Thank you to Toronto’s first responders for their swift response. The thug responsible must be caught and brought to justice for this cowardly attack.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Thanks for coming to London, Pierre. Great to stand with you in the fight for safer streets, recovery, and hope.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

With MPs @KurtHolmanMP, @AndrewLawton, and Kathy Borrelli in London, fighting for treatment and recovery for those suffering from addiction, safe streets for families, and hope for all who seek it.

Join us to crack down on drug kingpin criminals and bring hope, treatment, and recovery to all who need it: https://t.co/qxzwmhhq5C

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

As Canadians are vulnerable to an escalating trade war with the United States, Parliament must be reconvened.

Canadians deserve answers on how trade talks collapsed, what tariffs will cost their families, and how their jobs will be protected.

Prime Minister, reconvene Parliament now.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Conservatives are disappointed that the United States has chosen to impose further unjustified tariffs on Canada. They threaten the jobs and livelihoods of families right across our country.

Canadians must stand united to defend our country against these unfair attacks on our jobs and businesses. Canada cannot accept one-sided tariffs that will deindustrialize our country. Nor can we accept a bad deal. Instead, we must continue the fight for tariff-free trade. Later today, I will seek a call with the Prime Minister to discuss what we can do to fight for our workers, businesses, and economy. Conservatives will always put our country first.

Conservatives support action to protect Canadians and our industries targeted by these unfair U.S. tariffs.

We also need urgent economic reforms to restore growth, protect jobs and save our industry. That must include ending the industrial carbon tax, repealing anti-development laws, green lighting the 500 economic projects awaiting federal approval and major tax reforms to return investment to our country, reward work, and recharge our economy.

All Canadians must stand united for our workers, our businesses and our country.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Calling your political opponents “politicians of grievance” while discussing ways to crack down on them is one hell of a way to say the quiet part out loud.

Are we still doing democracy?

[Canada Proud @WeAreCanProud]

#REPORT: Carney Liberal heritage minister Marc Miller held secret meetings with the Labour Party in the UK on a proposal to promote "social cohesion" by cracking down on "digital grifters" and "politicians of grievance."

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Throughout the summer, I’ve been getting out with volunteers to knock on doors across London—Fanshawe, listening directly to constituents and hearing what matters most to them.

These conversations are an important part of staying connected to the community and making sure people know my office is here to help, whether it’s navigating a federal program or service, getting answers to a question, or raising an issue that matters to you.

We’ll keep making our way through neighbourhoods across the riding, so if you see us at your door, I hope you’ll take a few minutes to say hello and have a chat.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Now that the “elbows up” theatrics have given way to Carney making one concession after another for little in return, can we finally do what Pierre Poilievre has been calling for all along: build up our strength at home and use that leverage to secure a good deal for Canada?

Conservatives have always stood shoulder to shoulder with the government in pursuing a strong, tariff-free deal for Canada. We’ve put forward the plan to strengthen our hand and build our domestic capacity. Take our plan. Take the credit. Just deliver.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Now that the “elbows up” theatrics have given way to Carney making one concession after another for little in return, can we finally do what Pierre Poilievre has been calling for all along: build up our strength at home and use that leverage to secure a good deal for Canada?

Conservatives have always stood shoulder to shoulder with the government in pursuing a strong, tariff-free deal for Canada. We’ve put forward the plan to strengthen our hand and build our domestic capacity. Take our plan. Take the credit. Just deliver.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Prime Minister, time for results on trade:

Zero tariffs on lumber, steel, aluminum, and autos.

You promised it. Now deliver.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

The homelessness crisis has been visible in London for years, and it is getting visibly worse. Addiction and untreated mental illness are trapping too many people on our streets, while Liberal policies have failed to confront the causes or restore order. The consequences of that failure are unfolding in plain sight, yet there is still no honest reflection and no willingness to change course.

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

Carney is elbows deep in slogans, but where’s the plan?

[Kurt Holman MP @KurtHolmanMP]

For too many Canadians, the affordability crisis is no longer about cutting back on luxuries. It means buying less food, choosing cheaper meals, and sometimes skipping meals altogether.

When Canadians are cutting back on basic groceries just to make ends meet, something is seriously wrong.