Ned Kuruc

Kuruc criticized CBC funding for a program he said humiliated former RCMP officers.

In a Facebook video post, Ned Kuruc said the CBC-funded show "Northland Tales" tricked and humiliated former RCMP officers. He said he raised the issue in Public Accounts Committee and questioned whether it was a good use of taxpayers' money.

Kuruc delivered a parliamentary statement of condolence for a fallen Canadian Armed Forces gunner.

MyMP.ca records a speech by Ned Kuruc in which he rose in the House to offer condolences to the family of Canadian Armed Forces gunner Sebastian Halmagean. The entry indicates this was a formal parliamentary statement rather than a policy announcement.

Ned Kuruc Elected as Conservative MP for Hamilton East–Stoney Creek

Ned Kuruc was elected as the Conservative Member of Parliament for Hamilton East–Stoney Creek in the 2025 Canadian federal election, narrowly defeating Liberal incumbent Chad Collins with 48.72% of the vote[3][8].

Serbian Ambassador Meets with Federal MP Ned Kuruc to Strengthen Canada-Serbia Relations

Serbian Ambassador Stefan Tomaševic met with MP Ned Kuruc, the first Canadian MP of Serbian origin in the House of Commons, to discuss parliamentary cooperation and the establishment of a Canada-Serbia Parliamentary Friendship Group[5].

MP Ned Kuruc Raises Questions on ArriveCAN Scandal and Auditor General's Findings in Parliament

MP Ned Kuruc made his explosive debut in Parliament by targeting the ArriveCAN scandal, highlighting Auditor General findings that 40% of examined contracts lacked proof of completed work and exposing systemic oversight failures[7].

CPC MP Ned Kuruc Grills Officials on Security Risks of Chinese EVs

In Standing Committee on Public Accounts meeting No. 22, MP Ned Kuruc pressed government officials on national security risks posed by Chinese-made electric vehicles, including data collection, espionage, and foreign influence vulnerabilities[9].

Ned Kuruc's Parliamentary Activity Includes Mentions of Liberals, Housing, and Auditor General Reports

Open Parliament data notes MP Ned Kuruc's activity from yesterday, including parliamentary mentions focused on the Liberals, housing issues, and Auditor General's reports[2].

No recent news, social media posts, or public mentions of Ned Kuruc found in the last 7 days

A comprehensive search across news outlets, social media platforms, and public databases yielded no results for Ned Kuruc, the Canadian Member of Parliament for Hamilton East—Stoney Creek, within the specified 7-day window ending July 12, 2026.

Ned Kuruc's official website promotes community event on April 18.

Ned Kuruc's MP website invites constituents to a free photo event on April 18 at the Salvation Army Winterberry Heights Church in Stoney Creek from 10 AM to 1 PM. The site notes his swearing-in on May 21, 2025, and provides office contact details and hours. It encourages residents to submit questions or concerns via a form.

Ned Kuruc's official Parliament page updated with recent parliamentary activity.

The Open Parliament page for Ned Kuruc, Conservative MP for Hamilton East—Stoney Creek, notes activity from yesterday, including mentions of Liberals, housing, and Auditor General's reports. It confirms his 2025 election win with 49% of the vote. The page serves as a profile for his parliamentary record.