About Paul Simoes

A Fighter for Kitchener-Centre

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I’m Paul Simoes, a first-generation Canadian, born to hardworking immigrant parents who taught me the value of perseverance and integrity.

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My father was a steel welder, and my mother worked in a chip factory—blue-collar workers who built a life in this country through sacrifice and determination.

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Their example shaped who I am today, someone who believes in hard work, personal responsibility, and standing up for what’s right.

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Born in Brantford and raised in Cambridge, I grew up with a strong sense of community and a desire to protect those around me.

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That mindset led me to martial arts at the age of 10. Eventually earning black belts in Krav Maga, Karate, and Aikido, along with ranks in Kickboxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

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In 1998, I opened my own martial arts studio, teaching others how to defend themselves and build confidence. But like many small business owners, I was forced to close my doors due to government-imposed lockdowns—a decision that devastated local entrepreneurs while politicians continued collecting paycheques.

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Refusing to be sidelined, I pivoted to digital marketing, launching Simoes Media to help businesses grow through web design, email marketing, and paid ads.

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But no matter how much success I found, one thing kept bothering me- the direction Ontario was heading.

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Reckless spending, high taxes, and a government that puts politics over people.

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That’s why I joined the New Blue Party of Ontario—a movement committed to conservative values, accountability, and putting Ontarians first.

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This is my third election, and I’m running because I refuse to sit back and watch our province fall apart.

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I have five children, ages 4 to 17, and like every parent, I worry about their future.

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If we don’t fight back now, Ontario won’t be a place they can afford to live, work, or raise their own families.

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Kitchener-Centre deserves a representative who will fight for them—not for career politicians or special interests.

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I’m not here to make empty promises. I’m here to bring real change to Queen’s Park before we lose our province forever.

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Join me in taking back Ontario—before it’s too late.