In his recent revealing interview, former Finance Minister Bill Morneau confirmed what most Canadians already recognize: that Justin Trudeau’s style over substance approach is not merely our perception but is, in fact, the order of the day. In his sit down with CTV Question Period host Vassy ... Full Article

Happy New Year, Provencher! The beauty of a New Year is a fresh start and fresh possibilities. I believe Canadians are coming out of a long cold dark winter. 2023 is here, and I’m optimistic this year will bring signs of Spring—the hope of new growth. Our Conservative team is focused, ... Full Article

July began where June had left off, with Canadians across the political spectrum furious at being unable to access basic government services. Ideology aside, the Trudeau Liberals were failing to perform the most basic functions of government. Their decision to hire thousands of new bureaucrats ... Full Article

2022 has been a year many of us would rather forget than relive. However, given the magnitude of what has happened, and the far-reaching implications thereof, it’s important to keep these issues at the forefront of our memory and national conversation. 2022 began with a Canada divided. A ... Full Article

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to speak in favour of Bill S-223, An Act to amend the Criminal Code, and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (trafficking in human organs). This bill seeks to create new offences under the Criminal Code of Canada in relation to trafficking in ... Full Article

The Liberal Government has introduced new amendments to Bill C-21 that will ban millions of hunting rifles. The new prohibition includes any “rifle or shotgun that is capable of discharging centre-fire ammunition in a semi-automatic manner and that is designed to accept a detachable cartridge ... Full Article

It’s been another expensive week for Canadians. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been busy, jet-setting all over the globe, dolling out dollars to a variety of international causes. First, was a stop in Cambodia where Trudeau dropped $333 million on a variety of ASEAN (Association of ... Full Article

As we prepare to observe Remembrance Day this year, the specter of war seems closer than in previous years. The world is closer today to a third world war than at any time since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has brought the reality of a war in Europe closer to ... Full Article

“We have cut taxes and made them [Canadians] better off.” These were the (frankly astounding) words of Finance Minister/Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland. If the Liberal Government were to look up from their tired talking points and ask Canadians the question Ronald Reagan famously ... Full Article

Since its inception almost two years ago, I have been a vocal proponent of scrapping the ArriveCAN app and its mandatory use. Fellow Conservative MPs and my office heard many stories of constituents being told to unnecessarily quarantine by the app. I had families call my office saying they ... Full Article