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Carney's Pipe Dream
Interprovincial pipelines are federal jurisdiction. If he really wanted to, Mark Carney could approve an Alberta pipeline today.
But under the bait and switch Liberals, BC’s NDP Premier gets to kill a pipeline that would benefit all Canadians.
Proud to Support Bill C-235
No family should have to relive the trauma of abduction, sexual assault, and murder at repeated parole hearings just to keep a convicted killer behind bars.
This is an issue deeply personal to me, and that’s why I seconded my colleague MP Jeff Kibble Bill C-235, the Respecting Families of Murdered and Brutalized Persons Act.
Conservatives will always put the rights of victims ahead of criminals, every single time. Parliament must stand with victims and pass Bill C-235
Mark Carney Stands in the Way
Interprovincial pipelines are FEDERAL jurisdiction, only Mark Carney stands in the way.
Conservatives have been the only party consistent about the need to get an oil pipeline built to the west coast, to get Canadian energy to the world, for the benefit of all Canadians.
Conservatives call on the Liberals to pass the Canadian Sovereignty Act, get the government out of the way, repeal Liberal anti-development laws, and reward those who build Canada.
Carney's Major Projects Mess
Mark Carney’s Major Projects Office is more of a Major Projects Mess.
Bill C-5 has only created more confusion for investors and is a direct admission that it’s Liberal laws that have broken the system.
Only Conservatives will get big projects built, to make Canada affordable, sovereign, self-sufficient, and secure.
The Liberals' Gun Buyback Launches
The Liberals’ gun buyback confiscation scheme will soon launch nationally. Instead of going after repeat violent offenders, the Liberals are going after licensed, trained, and vetted law-abiding Canadian gun owners.
Only Conservatives believe in common sense firearms policy that protects the rights of law-abiding firearms owners, keeps illegal guns out of the hands of criminals, and puts repeat violent offenders behind bars where they belong.
Bill C-243
Murderers should stay behind bars for life where they belong, and families and loved ones shouldn’t be forced to relive their trauma just to keep them there.
I’m proud to support MP Kerry Diotte’s Bill C-243 that will put an end to convicted murderers re-victimizing the loved ones of their victims at repeat parole hearings. Conservatives will continue to fight to protect victims and public safety for all.
Holodomor Memorial Day
On Holodomor Memorial Day, Canadians pause to remember the horrific act of genocide committed by the Soviet Union against the people of Ukraine from 1932 to 1933.
Today is a day to remember the millions of men, women, and children who were starved to death, and to honour the survivors who carry their stories across generations. Lakeland is home to the highest percentage of Ukrainian Canadians of any federal riding and the symbols of Ukrainian culture are everywhere in our communities.
Today and every day we resolve, never forget. Never again.
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.