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Kitchener Centre is the name of a federal and a provincial electoral district in Ontario, Canada. Its population is 108,840. ( 2001)

1 Geography

The district includes the north-central part of the city of Kitchener, Ontario.

2 History

The electoral district was created in 1996 from the Kitchener electoral district.

List of Canadian Members of Parliament:

  1. Karen Redman , Liberal ( 1997-present)

List of Ontario Members of Provincial Parliament:

  1. John Milloy, Liberal ( 2003-present)

3 External link

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