Debates & Articles Published (campaign related)...
Huron-Bruce federal candidates attentive to Kincardine gun club's message, October 12, 2019
Cancelled 2 Debates Due To Illness Speech Submitted, October 8, 2019
Rogers TV Kincardine: Meet the Candidates, October 3, 2019
Huron Bruce Candidates Square Off In Port Elgin, October 2, 2019
Huron Bruce Candidates Meet With Voters in Saugeen Shores, October 2, 2019
Huron Bruce Candidates Share Views in Port Elgin, October 2, 2019
Climate Crisis a Main Topic at Saugeen Shores Debate, October 2, 2019
Klerks Campaign Launch Announced, Kincardine News, September 22, 2019
Federal Election Race Underway in Huron Bruce, Shoreline Beacon, September 13, 2019
Article by Liz Dadson in Kincardine Record announcing candidacy, June 9, 2019
NOTABLE QUOTES
"Individuals who run for political office, in a role higher than Municipal mayor, should be Canadian citizens (only) for a period of at least eight years before being qualified or considered to run for said position in Canada". ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2019
"We live in a very diverse country blessed with a beautiful rainbow of colours, religions, ages, genders and mental and physical abilities. We are different in so many ways except one – we are all Canadian. I believe that “the unity of our diversity is our strength”. ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2019.
"Trudeau is allowed to be corrupt because our system does not hold politicians accountable for their actions. Sometimes corrupt politicians exist, but when punishments total less than those for running a stop sign how can we expect the changes we demand in our government?" ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2020
"Every single member of the political parties in Canada are not corrupt. The Party structure, the laws that govern them, the ethics that fail the average Canadian to holding our politicians accountable is the corruption in our nation." ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2020
"We have graphic designers, substitute teachers, farmers, retail workers, tradesmen & a thousand other non-experienced positions held by candidates who now serve as politicians. It is not as hard as some people think to take a stand & speak up for your country." ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2020
"If we want to get rid of alleged "systemic racism" in #Canada we need to start by abolishing the Indian Act, turning Reserves into Municipalities, giving natives on Reserves individual property ownership rights & a say over their own resources/infrastructure in their communities." ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2020
"Individuals who run for political office, in a role higher than Municipal mayor, should be Canadian citizens (only) for a period of at least eight years before being qualified or considered to run for said position in Canada". ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2019
"We live in a very diverse country blessed with a beautiful rainbow of colours, religions, ages, genders and mental and physical abilities. We are different in so many ways except one – we are all Canadian. I believe that “the unity of our diversity is our strength”. ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2019.
"Trudeau is allowed to be corrupt because our system does not hold politicians accountable for their actions. Sometimes corrupt politicians exist, but when punishments total less than those for running a stop sign how can we expect the changes we demand in our government?" ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2020
"Every single member of the political parties in Canada are not corrupt. The Party structure, the laws that govern them, the ethics that fail the average Canadian to holding our politicians accountable is the corruption in our nation." ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2020
"We have graphic designers, substitute teachers, farmers, retail workers, tradesmen & a thousand other non-experienced positions held by candidates who now serve as politicians. It is not as hard as some people think to take a stand & speak up for your country." ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2020
"If we want to get rid of alleged "systemic racism" in #Canada we need to start by abolishing the Indian Act, turning Reserves into Municipalities, giving natives on Reserves individual property ownership rights & a say over their own resources/infrastructure in their communities." ~Kevin M. Klerks, 2020