Dear John,

Since Mark Carney became Prime Minister, more than $63 billion has left Canadian capital markets. Investors pulled over $8 billion from Canada in June alone.

This is money that should be financing Canadian homes, creating jobs, and driving innovation. Instead, it is heading elsewhere — leaving Canadians with lower wages and greater dependency on the U.S.

These outflows also mean less capital for Canadian businesses and industry, making it harder for them to expand, compete, and create good-paying jobs here at home.

Global investors are sending the same message Canadians have been sending: they don’t trust Liberal economic management.

Conservatives will fight to rebuild confidence and bring investment back into Canada’s economy.

Despite this troubling trend, the resilience and dedication of Canadian workers and innovators gives me hope.

I recently visited StandardAero in Winnipeg. Founded in 1911, the company has grown into a world-leading maintenance, repair, and overhaul business for airplane engines. Their work helps ensure people and goods reach their destinations safely, while supporting nearly 1,400 Manitoba jobs.

I also joined my colleague James Bezan for a tour of Gerdau’s steel mill in Selkirk, Manitoba. We heard firsthand about the challenges posed by U.S. tariffs and how they continue to impact Canadian producers.

Steel is vital to our country’s ability to build for the future and Conservatives will continue to be a voice for steelworkers.

We will continue working to ensure Canada is a place where industry and innovation can succeed.

If you are able, please support my work. Grassroots supporters like you allow me to do what I do. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Raquel
Kildonan–St. Paul