What's next? For followers of Canadian federal politics, these are truly exciting times. View this email in your browser This isn't my first "official" MP report, since all Members of Parliament elected and re-elected…

Local concerns the focus Based on my door-to-door conversations in our community, I've found that residents are concerned with far more pressing issues than those in Ottawa. View this email in your browser I rarely ma…

Time for an election If an election is called late next week, Canadians could have a new government by late April or early May View this email in your browser A number of constituents have told me they're confused abo…

Counter chaos with control The Official Opposition Conservatives see an opportunity to focus on actions we can take domestically to combat these tariffs effectively. View this email in your browser My weekly reports a…

A PM without the people's mandate The Liberal Party of Canada will announce its new leader—who will become the next Prime Minister of Canada—on Saturday, March 9th View this email in your browser A common question I've…

Twisting tales through both tongues While Mr. Carney has since faced accusations of "talking out of both sides of his mouth" View this email in your browser Rarely does a major Canadian federal political news story em…

The power of Parliament With Canada facing potential tariffs and counter-tariffs, having Parliament in session is crucial for properly addressing these concerns. View this email in your browser In October of last year…

Stop the drug Conservatives believe it is time to treat mass fentanyl production not unlike mass murder. View this email in your browser Over the weekend, Canada received welcome news of a 30-day reprieve from anticip…

Tariff response must be surgical To be clear, our Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre supports retaliating against U.S. tariffs, if necessary. View this email in your browser The House of Commons remains prorogued un…

Liberals prioritize political survival over Canadians This self-serving action means there are no opportunities to officially question the government and hold them accountable View this email in your browser Typically…

Prorogation costs Canadians While this arrangement benefits the Liberal Party, it comes at a cost to Canadians View this email in your browser During the 2015 election campaign, Prime Minister Trudeau's Liberal Party …

Higher taxes a certainty in 2025 As many are currently struggling to eat, heat and house themselves, I feel it best to start with information about what we do know will occur in 2025. View this email in your browser I…

What will happen in Ottawa? Many Canadians are paying closer attention to Ottawa than usual, given recent major developments: the Deputy Prime Minister's resignation. View this email in your browser Normally I would n…

The country is in trouble Simply put, the country is in trouble, and half measures in Parliament would only amount to —"shuffling the deck chairs on the Titanic." View this email in your browser To say this has been a…

GST holiday "ill considered, decidedly unserious policy" It appears contradictory to promote a temporary GST exemption on candy, while opposing a policy that would make new housing more affordable. View this email in your browser …

Poor tax policy equals poor results Opposition parties cited several key concerns: the program would fail to help those most in need. View this email in your browser In my report last week, I discussed two recently an…