Merci beaucoup. Thank you. Merci Anaida. Je t’aime. I begin, on behalf of everyone here, expressing my sorrow at the passing of our beloved Queen. Two tiny words. The Queen. Yet, on every continent, those two words conjure up more than a picture. They also express an idea – the idea of decency and duty. …
Pierre Poilievre, Leader of Canada’s Conservatives, Outlines Caucus Priorities Read More »
Alberta has a strong team of Conservative Members of Parliament in Ottawa and we are making sure Alberta’s priorities are loudly heard in the House of Commons. Being in Opposition means we have to work with other parties to advance important issues — and we have! We have managed to make a difference in a …
Making A Difference – Alberta’s Conservative Team in Ottawa Read More »
As we approach the end of the shortest month of the year and conclude what may have been one of the most controversial times in Canada’s history, I felt a short “recap” was in order. I have received more emails and our office has fielded more calls from constituents in the past month than in …
As you are no doubt aware, on Monday the Prime Minister invoked the Emergencies Act (1985) (the “Act”) as a response to “the ongoing situation in downtown Ottawa, and at various border crossings across Canada.” The modern-day version of the War Measures Act has never been used in Canada until now. The War Measurers Act …
It has been a very challenging week for the Conservative Official Opposition in Ottawa. Our Conservative Caucus held a secret ballot Wednesday on whether to replace Erin O’Toole as Leader. This option for caucus is available because of our adoption of the Reform Act at the start of the 44th Parliament. It allows caucus to …
Official Opposition Leadership Update – Candice Bergen Named Interim Leader Read More »
Dear Constituents, I want to start by expressing my sincere thanks for the honour to continue to serve as your Member of Parliament following the 44th General Election. Participating in the democratic process is important. Almost 60,000 out of 90,00 eligible voters cast ballots in Calgary Signal Hill. There were candidates representing six political parties …
