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The World Health Organization has officially declared the Coronavirus a pandemic. Here are a couple of helpful tips to stay healthy and prevent the spread. For more information: https://www.canada.ca/…/2019-novel-coronavirus-infection.ht… Full Article

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting with Michael Powell (Government Relations Director) and Jay Wilson (Director of Generation and Stewardship) of the Canadian Electricity Association. We had a great discussion on how the electricity sector and industries such as the CEA, will play a ... Full Article

Earlier this week I had the pleasure of sitting down with the BC representatives of the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association. We discussed the increase in Canadian beef exports to Asian markets, the conservation of grasslands – which is very important to the industry, as well as ... Full Article

Earlier today, I met with Councillor Jennine Cook of Semiahmoo First Nation in Ottawa. We discussed important infrastructure needs, community projects and how the important relationship between our communities could continue to be strengthened. Always a pleasure to meet with others ... Full Article

Earlier this week, I met with Timothy Egan, President and CEO of the Canadian Gas Association. We discussed the increasingly important role that natural gas is playing in meeting Canada’s energy needs. We further discussed how much importance the industry places in clean tech innovations, ... Full Article

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of sitting down with His Excellency, Winston Chen, Ambassador of Taiwan to Canada. We discussed Canada and Taiwan's ongoing friendship, our shared values, including democratic institutions, and ways we can better work together to further strengthen our diplomatic ... Full Article

Started the day speaking to Conservatives including long time friend Ryan Warawa and ended it at the Celebration of Care Gala in support of Surgery at Surrey Memorial Hospital where we found out that the new Micro Surgeon at our table was a school classmate of our son! Full Article

Spent the afternoon at the Coldest Night of the Year Walk. It is a family-friendly walk that raises money for charities serving hungry, homeless, and hurting people in our community. 54 teams and over 300 walkers here in White Rock for the Coldest Night of the Year Walk! Over $5.6 million and ... Full Article

Yesterday in Ottawa, I met with representatives of the Grain Growers of Canada along with Dan Mazier, the Deputy Shadow Minister of the Environment and Climate Change We had a long conversation on how the current illegal rail blockades were hurting Canadian grain farmers and stalling our ... Full Article