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McCanns’ Law
I am proud to jointly second my colleague MP Dane Lloyd's Bill C-236, McCanns’ Law.
By withholding the location of victims remains, murderers cruelly revictimize relatives and loved ones, robbing them the chance of proper burial, memorial and closure. McCanns’ Law will impose tougher consequences on convicted murderers who refuse to disclose the location of victims remains. Nothing can change the past, but Canada's justice system, and Members of Parliament, can change the future.
International Men’s Day
Today, Canadian men face a mental health crisis that is worsened by the poisonous concept of “toxic masculinity.” Last month, I spoke with MP Andrew Lawton about how boys and young men in Canada are falling behind in almost every metric. Liberal identity politics have divided and pitted Canadians against each other and made it harder for boys and men in Canada to succeed. Listen here
Update for Concerned Constituents
MP Stubbs has been on approved unavoidable medical leave. She is in the early stages of recovery from major jaw and chin surgery at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton to correct significant medical conditions.
C-59 - The Liberal Censorship Law
You won’t believe this.
This isn’t just about oil and gas. Bill C-59 hurts mining, forestry, auto, and even clean electricity providers.
Only Conservatives will repeal C-59 and defend your freedom of expression for people, for businesses, and for all Canadians.
PBO Blasts Carney's Budget
Mark Carney wants to fire the Parliamentary Budget Officer, Canada’s top budget watchdog.
These bait and switch Liberals have a habit of dumping experts the moment they speak the truth. So much for a prime minister who claimed strong financial credentials.
Why do you think Carney is so eager to fire the budget watchdog?
Veterans Week in Lakeland
I was so proud to see the many services held throughout Lakeland during Veterans Week and Remembrance Day, from November 5–11. Our communities showed such heartfelt respect and gratitude.
I believe we should take every opportunity we can to thank all those who have worn a uniform in service of our country and for the betterment of Canadians. Their sacrifices, commitment, and courage continue to inspire us.
Earlier this year, I had the honour of presenting the King’s Coronation Medals to individuals nominated by their communities — including those recognized for dedicating their lives to service. Today, I wanted to re-share a few of those photos and once again thank them for everything they have done for Canadians.
Carney's so-called "major projects"
Let’s take a look at the so-called "major projects" that Carney has only REFERRED, not approved, to his $214 million bureaucratic Major Projects Office:
Fair Rules Not Liberal Gatekeeping
Canada has always had the tools to build big projects for the benefit of all Canadians and Canadian natural resource sovereignty. But Canada should not be a place where big projects only get built because they are handpicked by big government bureaucrats, while anti-development laws and regulations block the rest.
Liberal Political Pipeline Games
Canada must be a place where investors and builders have confidence, not one where everyone depends on government approvals and political gatekeepers.
If the Liberals truly want Canada to be an energy superpower, the Liberals must stop playing political pipeline games, fast-track every project stuck in the regulatory queue and repeal the No New Pipelines Never Build Anything Anywhere Bill C-69, the Shipping Ban C-48, the federal industrial carbon tax, the only one of its kind oil and gas cap, the “Just Transition” Bill C-50, and the Liberal oil and gas censorship law.
Only then will Canada have a fair, predictable, and competitive regulatory system that attracts investment and gets projects built.
Honouring Our Veterans
Thank you to the teachers, staff, and students in every community who prepared heartfelt ceremonies and tributes — from handmade poppies to student-led readings, music, and moments of silence. Your respect, reflection, and gratitude truly shine through.
It’s always inspiring to see the next generation take part in remembering those who served and those who continue to serve today.
Lest we forget. 
