House of Commons photoWon his last election, in 2025, with 61% of the vote.
Spoke in the House on Government Priorities Mr. Speaker, if their math is like their promises, we are in serious trouble. They promised to put more money in Canadians' pockets. It is not …
Voted No on Vote #23 on Bill C-5 Enact the Free Trade and Labour Mobility in Canada Act and the Building Canada
Voted Yes on Vote #24 on Bill C-5 Enact the Free Trade and Labour Mobility in Canada Act and the Building Canada
Voted Yes on Vote #25 on Bill C-5 Enact the Free Trade and Labour Mobility in Canada Act and the Building Canada
Voted Yes on Vote #26 on Bill C-5 Enact the Free Trade and Labour Mobility in Canada Act and the Building Canada
Voted Yes on Vote #27 on Bill C-5 Enact the Free Trade and Labour Mobility in Canada Act and the Building Canada
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Use of Social Media Platforms for Data Harvesting and Unethical or Illicit … Mr. Chair, let me try and get this straight. I'm new to Parliament, in a sense, and certainly new to committee, but I'm a bit of …
Spoke in the House on Sati Rani Kaur Mr. Speaker, this is nearly a century in a minute. I rise today with a heavy yet grateful heart to honour my didu, Mrs. Sati Rani …
Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I care deeply about traditional and transitional energy resource needs. The mix needs to be diverse. I represent a part of the country that …
Spoke in the House on Natural Resources Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister has a choice: break from Justin Trudeau's legacy or double down. He can get rid of the pipeline ban today, the …
Spoke in the House on Privilege Mr. Speaker, I rise today to discuss the ruling of the Speaker with regard to the production of documents ordered by the House on the scandal …
Spoke in the House on Finance Mr. Speaker, $40 billion was a guardrail set by the Liberal finance minister. Listen to this: “not an unlimited pot”, “need to show fiscal restraint”, and …
Spoke at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee on Patterns of Forced Migration in Different Regions of the World Thank you, Chair. Thank you, witnesses, for showing up here for our study. Ambassador Rae, you mentioned Gaza as well as a series of other issues …
Spoke in the House on Leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada Mr. Speaker, one in four Canadians is skipping meals, and two million are going to food banks. A new report confirms that families will have to …
Spoke at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee on Current Status of Deported Ukrainian Children It is over a million, and the genocide of the Ukrainian people and civilization 100 years after Holodomor is just a tragedy beyond anything. It's unspeakable. …
Spoke in the House on Privilege Madam Speaker, on a point of order, I have a question of relevance. We are here to talk about the appearance of the member for—
Spoke at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee on Transnational Repression in Developing Democracies Thank you, Chair. Thank you, witnesses. I know that time is short, so let me encourage you both to provide in writing to the committee some …
Spoke at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee on Patterns of Forced Migration in Different Regions of the World Thank you very much for your perspectives on dealing with this. Mr. Di Martino, I want to talk a little about what your colleague from Oxfam …
Spoke at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee on Patterns of Forced Migration in Different Regions of the World I appreciate that. On the question, the examples that come to mind that maybe I can say and that you maybe cannot are of how Russia …
Spoke at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee on Targeting of Civil Society in Venezuela David, thank you for describing the scale of what we're dealing with: eight million displaced and $300 billion stolen by the socialist thugs of Maduro. I …
Spoke at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee on Current Situation in Sudan Thank you, Mr. Chair. If colleagues agree, I wouldn't mind taking a bit of a step back from the specific conflict and its contours in Sudan …