House of Commons photoWon his last election, in 2021, with 55% of the vote.
Voted Yes on Vote #481 Opposition Motion (Carbon tax on farmers, First Nations and families)
Voted No on Vote #482 Concurrence in an opposed item (Opposed Vote No. 1)
Voted No on Vote #483 Concurrence in an opposed item (Opposed Vote No. 2)
Voted No on Vote #484 Concurrence in an opposed item (Opposed Vote No. 3)
Voted No on Vote #485 Concurrence in an opposed item (Opposed Vote No. 4)
Spoke in the House on Carbon Pricing Mr. Speaker, after eight years of the NDP-Liberal government, Canadians know the Prime Minister is not worth the cost. He spent the weekend making desperate and ...
Spoke in the House on Privilege Madam Speaker, I usually take great pleasure in speaking in this place, this hallowed chamber where Canadians send people they elect to speak and vote on ...
Spoke in the House on Questions Passed as Orders for Returns With regard to Canada’s immigration system, labour shortages, and housing shortages: (a) for each year, since January 1, 2016, how many successful applicants for permanent residency ...
Spoke at the National Defence committee on Meetings and Information There have been complaints to the contrary that we have heard: that transactions were affected, that people did not get their money, and that there were ...
Spoke in the House on Committees of the House Mr. Speaker, I want to refocus the discussion back on the matter at hand, which is splitting Bill C-27. I would like the member to comment ...
Spoke in the House on Carbon Pricing Madam Speaker, three weeks ago, I asked the government if there would be a free vote for its backbench for the upcoming Conservative motion on removing ...
Spoke in the House on Canada Labour Code Mr. Speaker, since I was elected in 2015, I have spent most of my energy speaking up for the workers I represent in Calgary. They have ...
Spoke in the House on Automotive Industry Mr. Speaker, the NDP-Liberal government is spending billions of dollars on taxpayer-funded foreign replacement workers to build a battery factory in Windsor. The Liberal minister from ...
Spoke at the National Defence committee on Rising Domestic Operational Deployments and Challenges for the Canadian Armed Forces Yes. Could you comment? Your departmental reports reveal.... Lapsed spending has become endemic under your government. It is a problem, and it's a problem that continues ...
Spoke in the House on Affordable Housing and Groceries Act Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. It is a common practice of the House to allow members to withdraw a comment when they ...
Spoke at the National Defence committee on Rising Domestic Operational Deployments and Challenges for the Canadian Armed Forces and ... Thank you. Minister Ellis, I'll begin with you. Thank you for joining us today. It was, of course, an extraordinary summer for your responsibility for public ...
Spoke at the National Defence committee on Review of the Impact of Canada’s Procurement Process on the Canadian Armed ... Okay. I'm going to start, then, with Mr. Crosby. We had testimony in another panel from Christyn Cianfarani, who said this with respect to urgent procurement ...
Spoke at the National Defence committee on Military Health System and Provision of Health and Transition Services under the ... I support the motion, and I think it's important that this committee report it back to the House and report these findings. We are in a ...
Spoke at the National Defence committee on Briefing on the Parliamentary Budget Officer's Report, Entitled ''A Force Structure Model ... No, this is a point of order. If you are going to adjourn this meeting and leave it until the next meeting to determine if the ...
Spoke at the National Defence committee on Review of the Impact of Canada’s Procurement Process on the Canadian Armed ... Thank you. Dr. Ross, if I may continue on the production of artillery shells, we've had testimony at this committee that in Canada we have not ...
Spoke at the National Defence committee on Review of the Impact of Canada’s Procurement Process on the Canadian Armed ... Mr. Page, during your opening statement you said something interesting that I'm not sure I understood fully. You talked about the need for a less transactional ...
Posted on Twitter Sad to learn that Martin Amis passed away. Whether an essay on the evils of authoritarianism, or the hilariously da… https://t.co/z9A7kJLJZG
Posted on Twitter My pleasure. https://t.co/KuHRWNkHzF
Posted on Twitter Deteriorating safety on pubic transit effects families across Canada including my own. My statement on the growing… https://t.co/5tSMvvyRno
Posted on Twitter @JayVen15 When trolls go for my family, I block. Congratulations you’re the first.
Posted on Twitter 'Either he did not know and he's incompetent, or he did know and he's dishonest' https://t.co/6lqw1w4rAH
Posted on Twitter A legend, yet I say he was still underrated. https://t.co/JEoZ2c3Ryb
Introduced legislation Private member's bill C-266 An Act to amend the Excise Act and the Excise Act, 2001 (adjusted duties - beer, malt liquor, spirits and wine)