MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

Hon. Jenna Sudds

Liberal Kanata 2 statements translated

Sudds praises spending that benefits her own riding and takes time in the House to talk up local events and companies. She's effective at working in boasts about her area in otherwise unrelated remarks.

Statements by Members

Graduation Congratulations

2026-06-18

“I'm filling time with kind words about graduation. Graduates, the world is yours! You did it! We're all so proud of you.”

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Mr. Speaker, graduation season is under way, and right now, students across Kanata, Carp, Bells Corners and Stittsville are crossing stages, celebrating one of the biggest milestones in their lives. The class of 2026 has earned this. Years of hard work, perseverance, late nights and the friendships they built along the way have all led to this moment. Whether they are heading to university or college, learning a skilled trade or doing something entirely new, the path forward is theirs to shape. The future is full of possibilities, and I have no doubt that each one of them will make a meaningful contribution to their community and their country. I also want to thank the families, teachers, mentors and school staff whose support has helped make this achievement possible. Congratulations, class of 2026. Be proud of all that you have accomplished. The future is bright, and I look forward to all they will accomplish.

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Semiconductors

2026-05-06

“I want to cheer for a program that spends money in my riding. More money will help this company make advanced products for Canada's defence systems.”

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Mr. Speaker, this week Canada staked its claim in the global photonics and semiconductor race. Our government announced the spinoff of the Canadian Photonics Fabrication Centre, North America's only end-to-end pure-play compound semiconductor facility, which is built on a legacy stretching from Bell Northern Research and Nortel to the globally competitive companies thriving in Canada today. Now it has what it needs to reach its full potential, attracting private investment and growing innovative Canadian SMEs and fabrication capacity right here in Canada to meet the soaring global demand in AI, quantum and advanced defence systems. It will remain what it has always been, a proudly sovereign Canadian asset. I am grateful to the Kanata North Business Association, the National Research Council and every industry champion who helped make this vision possible. Canada has the talent and the companies. Now it is our place to take the lead.

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