Kurt Holman
- Born
- Sarnia, Ontario
- Education
- Diploma in computer engineering technology from Lambton College; MBA from the DeGroote School of Business and McMaster University
- Career
- Worked in information technology for 27 years
- Political Experience
- Elected MP for London—Fanshawe in 2025
- Notable
- Grew up in Forest, Ontario
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Before entering federal politics, Kurt Holman reportedly worked in the automotive sector for over two decades. He held various positions at the General Motors CAMI Assembly plant in Ingersoll, Ontario. His roles included work in quality control and as a team leader.
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Lindsay Mathyssen won with 16,135 votes (27.6%)
Total votes cast: 58,523
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Mr. Speaker, I am a little confused with regard to the definition of “hypocrisy”, because the Liberal solution was tax relief on fuel all the way to September 1, yet our solution is tax relief to the end of the calendar year. With regard to that, I see the Conservative solution as helping Canadians more than what the Liberal government is doing.
Mr. Speaker, I have a quick answer for my Bloc colleague: The proposed solution, as I mentioned before, was to help all Canadians, including Quebeckers.
Mr. Speaker, this morning millions of Canadians got in their vehicles and headed to work. They did not have the luxury of deciding whether they needed fuel because they needed it. They needed it to get to work, to get their children to school, to care for their aging parents and to make deliveries, visit clients, run businesses and earn a living. When fuel prices rise sharply, as Canadians have
Mr. Speaker, in the most recent unemployment numbers, London has climbed to 9.2%, remaining the highest in Canada. Behind these numbers are people sending out résumés and hearing nothing back, parents trying to stretch every dollar further and young people wondering whether opportunity is moving out of reach. Just an hour from the U.S. border, London is the canary in the coal mine. When things
Mr. Speaker, the member mentioned to a Conservative colleague what we should cut to help Canadians. Repeatedly, with the Trudeau government, we heard about scandal upon scandal and about the waste of taxpayers' dollars. I am concerned, even with the current Liberal government, of potentially more scandals with regard to wasting taxpayers' dollars. Is the Liberal government going to come to terms