Last week my Private Members Bill, Bill C-208 – (transfer of small businesses or family farm or fishing corporation), had its first hour of debate in the House of Commons.

After the Liberal government prorogued Parliament, it resulted in Parliamentary Standing Committees needing to be reformed.

In advance of the Liberal Government's Throne Speech, all three prairie Conservative Caucus Chairs wrote to the Prime Minister to urge him to make the economic recovery of Western Canada a top priority.

With the return of Parliament, we are demanding that committees get up and running as soon as possible. Unfortunately, this request was denied by the Liberals.

It was less than a week ago that Justin Trudeau said he had full confidence in Bill Morneau. The Prime Minister knew he couldn’t outright fire his Finance Minister for his ethical lapses, because then he would have to throw himself overboard as well.

The question Canadians must ask themselves is should we believe the word of Justin Trudeau?  

If we accept what he says to be true, it still wouldn’t grant him or his government a pardon from the WE fiasco.

Why did the Ethics Commissioner launch two separate investigations into the actions of Justin Trudeau and Bill Morneau? 

The short answer is, there is enough evidence to suggest they may have broken the law. 

Member of Parliament Dan Mazier (Dauphin-Swan River-Neepawa) and I are calling on the Trudeau government to take urgent action to support Canada’s agriculture sector and local small businesses.

In the past couple of weeks, the layers of the onion are being pulled back on the Liberal-WE Charity deal. We now know it’s more accurate to say WE Foundation, but we’ll get to that part of the later. 

After an incredibly wet harvest, farmers have been asking the Liberal government to exempt them from the carbon tax to dry their grain.