Back in the House of Commons, standing up for York—South Simcoe. As the fall sitting gets underway, my focus will be on saving Canadians money by fighting for lower costs for both families and the small businesses they rely on.

More Liberal government spending = more inflation = higher costs for Canadians.

Minister Joly’s uninformed comments are a slap in the face to every worker in the downstream aluminum industry whose job is at risk.

"It's just a half billion of taxpayer dollars, who cares?" 🤷‍♂️ — the Liberal government (probably).

Last week I had the opportunity to travel to Taiwan alongside fellow Canadian parliamentarians to strengthen the longstanding friendship between Canada and Taiwan. While there, we met with President Dr. Lai Ching-te, senior Taiwanese government officials, parliamentarians, business leaders, and representatives from the diplomatic, energy, aerospace, and technology sectors. They loved Gwilly over there! Conservatives will continue to strengthen ties with Taiwan as a partner in democracy, on trade and with a shared commitment to freedom and the rule of law.

The same day Canada's economic outlook was downgraded, the Liberals voted against our motion to recognize that we are facing an affordability crisis. Canadians are tired of empty words and broken promises from Mark Carney and his government.

With job losses mounting and unemployment continuing to rise, the need for action has never been more urgent. A smaller share of Canadians are working or looking for work than at any time in nearly three decades. Conservatives will keep pushing for solutions to save Canadian jobs and restore hope for all workers.

Suzanne and I are saddened to learn of the incident at CFB Wainwright. I know the entirety of York-South Simcoe offers our full support to everyone at the base and the wider community, as well as to our military and the first responders. As we await further details regarding this tragic situation, our thoughts are with everyone affected.

Canadians can't find work. Everything is more expensive. Housing, healthcare, and much more are unattainable for too many. And now Mark Carney wants to increase immigration to Canada. Insanity.

I stood up in the House of Commons repeatedly yesterday and asked the Carney Liberals: "are we in an affordability crisis?" Every single time they refused to answer. Canadians can see it in the headlines and feel it in the checkout line. So why won't the Liberals admit it? Conservatives will keep fighting to save you money, save Canadian jobs, and restore the promise that hard work gets you ahead.

My hearty congratulations to Marc as he celebrates his retirement after 21 years of serving MPs and Canadians in the House of Commons. I had to surprise him in the lunchroom to extend my best wishes: guys like Marc who show up every day to do the important work that too often goes unseen should be celebrated for all their hard work. All the best, Marc! CA

Why won’t the Liberals admit there’s an affordability crisis?

Our Emergency Fuel Relief Plan will cut taxes and increase production of Canadian diesel, by Canadians and for Canadians. Conservatives will always fight to help farmers, truckers, drivers and families save money

What a beauty! The drive back to Ottawa from York–South Simcoe this weekend was something else: I had to pull over and take some photos. Nothing beats the Canadian wilderness in the fall.

Carney's promise to "Buy Canadian" has proven to be just another illusion. Since he made it, billions of taxpayer dollars have gone to American corporations. Canadian workers and families deserve a government that puts them first, not more broken Liberal promises and empty rhetoric.

For years, the Liberals told Canadians that oil and gas were on the way out and that Conservatives' push to produce more of it was a "ridiculous economic plan." Now Canadians are paying the price. This week, Conservatives will force a vote in Parliament on our Emergency Fuel Relief Plan: no tax on diesel until Canada Day 2027, no industrial carbon tax, no Clean Fuel Standard. It will save you money and save jobs. Will the Liberals reject this common-sense plan, too?

Why is Mark Carney "Building Canada strong" with Chinese steel at the expense of Canadian industries and workers?

Under the Liberals: Break the rules, keep the cash. How is that acceptable?

Carney's Liberals have made countless Canadian companies jump through hoops on DEI, gender-based analyses and layers of red tape. Those hurdles are why it took more than a decade to get LNG Canada Phase 2 to a final investment decision, and why 500 projects are still sitting on his desk. Why is he happy to impose needless hurdles on industry, but not a common-sense obligation that would put Canadian steel into one of the most consequential energy projects in decades?