Grandparents Day
We celebrate Grandparents Day and all of the grandmas and grandpas; the nanas and papas; the babas and gidos, kokums and mosoms, or, as we say in Cantonese 爺爺和嫲嫲 公公和婆婆.
Read moreOn this day 19 years ago
On this day 19 years ago, 2 planes flew into the World Trade Center, killing 3000 people.
Read moreNew Red Deer Justice Centre
Pleased to be joined by Minister Kaycee Madu, MLA Jason Stephan, MLA Ron Orr, Mayor Tara Veer, and several city councilors to announce the start of construction on the new Red Deer Justice Centre.
Read moreKineticor’s Cascade Power Project
A $95 million Indigenous investment into what will eventually be 8 per cent of Alberta’s power grid.
Read moreMeeting with Job Creators Big and Small
The last two days I’ve spent meeting with job creators big and small. From the largest cement plant in Canada in Exshaw, to a brand new East-Indian restaurant.
Read moreMLA Update September 4, 2020
This week Alberta celebrated its 115th anniversary. Like so many of you I am proud to call Alberta home.
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Great news!
The Alberta government is declaring September as Recovery Month to support Albertans in addiction recovery, recognizing that these individuals lead meaningful and fulfilling lives.
Read moreMy 5-Year Anniversary as an MLA.
Yesterday, September 2, 2020 I was made an honourary member of the Fort McMurray Métis, only the second person to have this honour.
Read moreMeeting With Mayors, Reeves and CAOs From Across Southern Alberta
Thank you to Minister of Municipal Affairs, the Hon. Tracy Allard for meeting with Mayors, Reeves and CAOs from across southern Alberta on Tuesday. Day 7 on the job and she made this conversation a priority.
Read morePhysician Compensation
We live in the lowest taxed jurisdiction in Canada and we are home to a young, vibrant, highly-skilled and educated workforce.
Read moreAlberta Culture Days
Thank you to the Museum of the Highwood & High River Visitor Information Centre and the High River Library for hosting us today.
Read moreGreat News
Summer is sacred in Canada while September heralds the end of long nights, and a sense of renewal and reflection as children head back to school.
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