Connie Cody

We will remember!

Now you see it, now you don't. The Carney government stood before Canadians promising to protect auto workers and vowing to enforce every agreement with Stellantis. CTV News now reports that the Liberal government was deeply involved in the negotiations that sold the plant to a buyer whose own CEO says it can't take on Stellantis' commitments to unionized workers.

At the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we pause to remember every Canadian who served, those who came home and those who rest on faraway shores. Their courage gave us the freedom we live in every day, and it's ours to carry forward by sharing their stories so the next generation never forgets. Thank you to our veterans and to all who serve today. Lest we forget. 🌺

The freedom we enjoy every day was earned by those who served, and their courage gave us the country we have today. To every veteran and their family, thank you. It was an honour to lay a wreath in Ayr yesterday and to see a community that continues to remember them. Lest we forget.

Budget 2026 drops today. The debt is already here. Canadians can’t afford more of the same. Yesterday, I had the opportunity to speak on this government’s wasteful spending.

Which insiders have a seat at the table when billions of dollars in major projects are on the line? There could be up to 1/3 of employees that are paid by private corporations to work at this government’s Major Projects Office. The Minister refuses to name the companies. After 11 years of ethics violations and scandals…how can Canadians trust them? If there's nothing to hide…release the names.

Last night at committee, I asked Minister Leblanc and the CEO of the Major Projects Office how many employees are being paid by private corporations to work at the Major Projects Office. They couldn't confirm how many, refused to provide their company names and could not say how many times the conflict of interest screens had already been applied. Canadians deserve more than assurances. They deserve transparency and accountability.

No trusses. No roofs. No homes. Steel costs up. Housing falls behind. Jobs on the line.

More Addams Family vibes this year…Happy Halloween, from the Cody Family…snap snap🎃 Tonight our Cambridge and North Dumfries streets fill up with little superheroes, witches and dinosaurs, so please slow down, watch the crosswalks and keep the porch lights on. Wishing every family a safe night and a bag full of treats.

Children are not pawns to be played between parents. Parental alienation is real, and it cannot be dismissed from being heard in our courts. Bill C-223 would take away tools judges need when deciding a child's future. Every child deserves protection from every form of abuse, including coercion and alienation. We shared our story at committee because if it saves just one child, it's worth it. If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text 9-8-8.

It was a privilege to bring greetings as Redemption Prison Ministry celebrated 30 years of service. Thank you to the volunteers who keep the thrift shop running and give so many people a second chance at a fresh start.

What a great visit at the Cambridge Farm and Forest School with MP John Barlow. At a time when so many children are growing up disconnected from nature and from themselves, this team is giving kids the chance to explore the outdoors and, along the way, discover the confidence, creativity and friendships waiting inside them. Thank you to Heather and her team for welcoming us and for the care you pour into these young learners.

Great visit to Bosdale Farms with my colleague MP John Barlow. Jon Bos and his family showed us around and talked openly about what’s weighing on farmers right now, especially the cost of diesel. These are the conversations we take back to Ottawa. Thank you to the Bos family for your time and some delicious homemade squash soup. @JohnBarlowMP

Thank you to everyone who came out to support our EDA at “Hit the Target”, and a special thank you to my colleague and friend John Barlow, MP Foothills for making the trip to join us. Thank you as well to Galt Sportsman's Club for welcoming us and supplying the volunteers who supervised on the range, to Tracey Wilson and the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights (CCFR) for their help and continued support, and to all our volunteers who made the day such a success. We're already hearing requests to do it again!

Stelco is cutting jobs, and now it's cutting the steel supply our manufacturers depend on. The government's answer? More talk. Why is their measure of success always spending? Why not production, orders, and jobs for Canadians? Money won't save a manufacturer that can't get steel in time to keep its contracts, and with deadlines that keep moving, help won't arrive in time. Once these businesses close, they're not coming back. We need action now!

Every grocery bill, rent cheque and gas fill-up tells the same story. Canadians are out of money. Conservatives asked the Liberals to do one thing today: admit there's an affordability crisis. We voted yes. Carney's Liberals voted no. Liberals keep denying a crisis that Canadians can’t afford to ignore.

Today, Parliament comes together in grief as we honour the four Canadian Armed Forces members who tragically lost their lives at CFB Wainwright. My heart goes out to their families, loved ones and fellow service members, and to all those injured and fighting to recover. In moments like these, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by those who dedicate their lives to serving our country. Canada mourns with you. We will remember them. 🇨🇦

Protect yourself from identity theft! Bring the personal documents you no longer need to our Community Shred Day on Friday, October 23, and we’ll shred them securely. Time: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Where: #206 - 73 Water St. N., Cambridge Available to Cambridge and North Dumfries residents. (Maximum of 2 banker's boxes per household.)

Canada’s immigration system is backlogged and broken…but Carney wants to increase immigration. Now the Liberals are making it easier for employers to hire foreign workers for “high wage” jobs...without first proving they couldn’t find a qualified Canadian. Where is the accountability? And where is the plan to put Canadians first?

Shovels in the ground on Bridgeport Road! Thank you to Gordon Schembri and the E Squared Developments leadership team for having me at their groundbreaking, alongside Waterloo Mayor Dorothy McCabe and Ward 7 Councillor Julie Wright. It's great to see a Cambridge-based company building 553 new rental homes for the region. @citywaterloo