Ted Menzies
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Conservative MP for Macleod (Alberta)
Won his last election, in 2011, with 77.50% of the vote.
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Yesterday
Voted No on Vote #123 on Bill C-306 Amend the Parliament of Canada Act (political affiliation)
Voted Yes on Vote #122 on Bill C-11 Amend the Copyright Act
Two days ago
Voted Yes on Vote #121 on Bill C-19 Amend the Criminal Code and the Firearms Act
Voted No on Vote #120 on Bill C-19 Amend the Criminal Code and the Firearms Act
Voted No on Vote #119 on Bill C-19 Amend the Criminal Code and the Firearms Act
Three days ago
Mentioned by Nanton News Did you know...? By Ted Menzies, MP Macleod Did You Know That… The Honourable Leona Aglukkaq, Minister of Health, announced an important investment that will help Canadians in getting more effective treatments and make the healthcare system more sustainable through ...
Mentioned by Hill Times (subscription) Gateway hits high seas, lousy for BC Coast It's also about the BC coast: Environment Minister Peter Kent and junior Cabinet ministers Diane Ablonczy, Ted Menzies, and Julian Fantino, pictured in this file photo at Rideau Hall. Rick Smith says the federal government and industry have tried to ...
A week ago
Spoke in the House on Pooled Registered Pension Plans Act At 3%.
Mentioned by CBC.ca Tories limit debate on pooled pension bill PRPP targets small and medium-sized business Minister of State for Finance Ted Menzies told the House of Commons Monday the pooled registered pension plan would make Canada's retirement income system — already "the envy of the world" — even stronger.
Mentioned by Toronto Star MPs return to Ottawa to tackle pension, budget issues Ted Menzies, the secretary of state for finance, says all options for changing both public and private retirement systems are on the table. Those options could include moving the eligibility age for Old Age Security to 67 from the current 65.
Mentioned by Toronto Star MPs return to Ottawa to tackle pension, budget issues Ted Menzies, the secretary of state for finance, says all options for changing both public and private retirement systems are on the table. Those options could include moving the eligibility age for Old Age Security to 67 from the current 65.
Spoke in the House on Pensions Mr. Speaker, I know my colleague from Winnipeg South Centre has been communicating with her constituents and helping them with some solutions on preparing for their ...
Spoke in the House on Pooled Registered Pension Plans Act moved that Bill C-25, An Act relating to pooled registered pension plans and making related amendments to other Acts, be read the second time and referred ...
Spoke in the House on Questions on the Order Paper Mr. Speaker, with regard to (a), at the December 2010 finance ministers’ meeting, all finance ministers agreed on a framework for pooled registered pension plans, PRPPs. ...
Mentioned by Cornwall Free News View From the Hill by Keith Beardsley - They're Back! MP's return to ... They even had the Parliamentary Secretary to the Finance Minister on TV discussing the issue and the Minister of State for Finance Ted Menzies was also giving interviews. All of this point to the fact that they see the potential damage this can do to ...
A month ago
Posted on Twitter This is therapeutic. Much more so than laying on a beach, besides no-one else would do it. http://t.co/KmkOK03s
Two months ago
Posted on Twitter Happy to be heading home for Christmas with my Bride. Okotoks Rotary dinner tonite and Christmas Open House at Riding tomorrow.
Spoke in the House on Pensions Mr. Speaker, we actually do have a plan that is supported by all of the provinces. We have met with all of the provinces. They are ...
Spoke in the House on Employment Mr. Speaker, certainly we are concerned and empathetic with people who are in a situation where they are being laid off, especially at this time of ...
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, the hon. member and his colleagues voted against a plan for jobs and the economy, not just once but several times. They, in fact, ...
Spoke in the House on Points of Order Mr. Speaker, I thank my hon. colleague for raising that. I would encourage him to go back and talk to his constituents. I think that many ...
More than three months ago
Posted on Twitter Happy marketing freedom day!!!!
Posted on Twitter Been waiting for 30 years to have the same freedom to market my wheat as the rest of Canada and rest of the world.
Posted on Twitter @pmharper canadians care deeply and give generously. #EastAfricaDrought
Posted on Twitter Beautiful day in Ottawa. My daughter and I ran in the Army Run today. Great turnout! Growing every year.
