David De Repentigny, Conservative for Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville

I am committed to representing the citizens of our riding with diligence, remaining accessible, and defending our autonomy.

To bring our voice to Ottawa so the mains objectives are done in collaboration and coalition with local stakeholders, while respecting everyone’s rights.

The Conservative Party of Canada structures its vision around four major priorities:

1. Build Homes

Eliminate the GST on new rental housing construction.
Tie federal transfers to municipalities to clear, measurable housing targets.
Free up federal land to build faster.
Cut red tape to accelerate housing projects.

2. Stop the Crime

End automatic bail for repeat violent offenders.
Impose tough sentences on fentanyl traffickers.
Strengthen laws targeting gangs and illegal firearms.
Provide law enforcement with the resources they need.
Offer mandatory detox programs for repeat drug addicts instead of normalizing hard drug use.

3. Axe the Tax

Abolish the carbon tax to reduce the cost of living.
Lower income taxes for modest earners.
Ease the tax burden on middle-income retirees.
Support small businesses by reducing tax and regulatory burdens.

4. Balance the Budget

End excessive spending on consultants.
Freeze hiring in senior public administration.
Eliminate ineffective ideological funds such as the “green slush fund.”
Reallocate resources to essential public services.

Other Commitments of the Conservative Party:

Environment: Support clean energy projects, promote technological innovation and Canadian energy independence, rather than taxing citizens.
Agriculture: Maintain supply management, eliminate interprovincial trade barriers, and redistribute revenues from counter-tariffs to the sectors directly affected.
Immigration: Give provinces, including Quebec, more authority to manage regular immigration based on their capacity and needs.
Sovereignty: Protect Canada’s North, assert our presence in strategic regions, and defend national interests against foreign interference.
Borders: Restore the authority of border officers to intercept irregular crossings and strengthen control over asylum claims.

Les priorité et promesses du parti Conservateur:

Le Parti conservateur du Canada, articule sa vision autour de quatre grandes priorités :

1. Bâtir des logements

Abolir la TPS sur les constructions locatives neuves.
Lier les transferts fédéraux aux municipalités à des objectifs de construction clairs et mesurables.
Libérer les terrains fédéraux pour construire plus rapidement.
Réduire la bureaucratie pour accélérer les projets.

2. Stopper le crime

Mettre fin à la remise en liberté automatique des récidivistes violents.
Imposer des peines sévères aux trafiquants de fentanyl.
Renforcer les lois pour cibler les gangs et les armes illégales.
Appuyer les forces policières avec les ressources nécessaires.
Offrir des programmes de désintoxication obligatoires pour les toxicomanes récidivistes, plutôt que de banaliser l’usage de drogues dures.

3. Couper les taxes

Abolir la taxe carbone pour réduire le coût de la vie.
Réduire l’impôt sur les revenus modestes.
Alléger l’impôt des retraités à revenu moyen.
Soutenir les PME en réduisant les charges fiscales et administratives.

4. Réparer le budget

Mettre fin aux dépenses excessives en consultants.
Geler les embauches dans la haute fonction publique.
Supprimer les fonds idéologiques inefficaces comme le “green slush fund”.
Réaffecter les ressources aux services essentiels.

Autres engagements du Parti conservateur :

Environnement : Soutenir des projets d’énergie propre, favoriser l’innovation technologique et l’indépendance énergétique canadienne, plutôt que de taxer les citoyens.
Agriculture : Maintenir la gestion de l’offre, abolir les barrières interprovinciales, redistribuer les recettes des contre-tarifs aux secteurs touchés.
Immigration : Redonner aux provinces, notamment au Québec, plus de pouvoirs pour gérer l’immigration régulière selon leur capacité d’accueil et leurs besoins.
Souveraineté : Protéger le Nord canadien, affirmer notre présence dans les régions stratégiques et défendre nos intérêts contre les ingérences étrangères.
Frontières : Redonner aux agents frontaliers les pouvoirs pour intercepter les passages irréguliers et renforcer le contrôle des demandes d’asile.

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Biography

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Resident of Napierville, father, firefighter and border services officer, I’ve served my country for nearly 20 years. Grounded, engaged, and community-focused, I believe local challenges are best solved by those who live and understand them.

Born in Montreal and living in Napierville for over 15 years, I am a father, firefighter, and Canada Border Services Agency officer since 2006. My journey has been shaped by resilience, community involvement, and public service.

I overcame a difficult youth by getting involved in my community. At a young age, I founded a sports animation business for elementary schools, driven by the belief that positive guidance can change lives. After serving in the Canadian Armed Forces, I worked in various fields—as a tour guide, youth leader, locksmith, warehouse worker, and security professional.

At CBSA, I’ve taken part in several key initiatives, from health and safety to union work and employee support programs. My dedication even led to the implementation of defibrillators at border crossings—concrete progress for public safety.

My approach is grounded in listening, rigour, and collaboration. I’ve contributed to the training and management of trusted traveler programs with a focus on education and awareness, rather than punishment.

The strength of my commitment comes from my diverse experiences and my ability to bring people together. I believe strongly in open dialogue—real solutions come from the ground up, by empowering local actors and listening to those closest to the issues.

Reason for running

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I’m running because politics needs to be brought back to the people. Out of closed circles, back into the hands of those living the reality on the ground.

Real change won’t come from the top down — it starts with us.

I’m running because I firmly believe that an MP should represent their riding — not just their party. That’s why I joined the Conservative Party of Canada, where I was welcomed with open arms.

Though my political engagement is recent, it runs deep. I’ve come to realize that politics shouldn’t be reserved for a disconnected elite — it belongs to all of us. Real change happens when we participate, when we challenge ideas respectfully and work together to build thoughtful, practical solutions.

With nearly 20 years in border services, I’ve seen firsthand how federal decisions impact our economy, immigration system, national security, and even our national identity. Too often, these decisions are driven by ideology instead of logic or results.

That’s why I’m stepping forward — to push for a decentralized, collaborative government that empowers local communities and respects the people who keep this country running: taxpayers.

As Michel Rocard once said, “If you don’t take care of politics, it will take care of you.” I’m not here to watch from the sidelines. I’m here to help build a future where common sense guides our policies — not slogans.

For my kids, for your parents, and for our communities: it’s time to get serious and bring politics back to the people.

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