On Parliament Hill

On December 1st, 2018, Canadian police arrested Meng Wanzhou at the Vancouver airport. They did so on the request of U.S. authorities, who are seeking her extradition on fraud allegations.

As we head into an election year, I would like to take the opportunity to introduce Andrew Scheer, the leader of Canada’s Conservatives.

It’s 2019, an election year and number one on the list of voter concerns is the Liberal’s Carbon Tax. Justin Trudeau’s job-killing carbon scheme will chase away investment, increase the cost of doing business, and have a devastating effect on our economy and Canadian families.

Another year has come and gone in Canada’s Parliament. 2018 marked another year of Liberal failures both at home and abroad.

Another year and another session of Parliament has come to a close. I am happy to be home for the Holidays and proud of the work that our Conservative Caucus did in 2018.

It was almost exactly one year ago that my office first discovered the Liberal’s proposed changes to the Canada Summer Jobs program.

Conservatives believe that a government’s responsibility to protect its citizens is its most important obligation. That’s why we have put together our “Plan for A Safer Canada”.

On November 14 and 15, residents from across southeastern Manitoba packed community halls to voice their concerns over the decision by the Canada Border Services Agency to reduce the hours of operation at three ports of entry in Provencher.

Last month the Liberal Government passed Bill C-76. With this deeply troubling piece of legislation the Trudeau Liberals are seeking to reverse the election safeguards implemented by our previous Conservative Government.

“Facts are stubborn things,” an old adage reminds us. But for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals, there’s a disconnect between their “facts” and the truth.