School is out, the weather is beautiful, and I know many of you are hoping to take a few days to enjoy the best of what the summer has to of

History is one of the few things that unites us all. Whether you are new to Canada, came here as the country was being stitched together, or

Happy Canada Day to everyone in Battle River—Crowfoot and across Canada! I have been reflecting on the significance of 157 years of history

Battle River—Crowfoot Member of Parliament Damien C. Kurek is pleased to have introduced a Private Member’s Bill, Bill C-407, an Act to Reco

After two months of delay, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Finance Minister/Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland finally revealed the s

“Most Canadians ‘really need’ a vacation, poll shows. But can they afford it?” – Global News “Majority of Canadians plan to stay close to h

Everyone knows someone who has faced addiction and the devastation and loss it wreaks on individuals, families, and communities. Time and ti

A fair and independent review of electoral districts must be conducted to ensure equitable representation, a fundamental pillar of democracy

Debt and deficits are sometimes uncomfortable but necessary subjects to talk about. This is especially important in the context of the recen

If you are interested in following or attending the event, you can visit www.nationalprayerbreakfast.ca and follow the Prayer Breakfast on s

On April 1st, the Liberal-NDP costly coalition will raise the carbon tax by a whopping 23 percent, the next step in their plan to increase i

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Brian Mulroney on February 29th. Between 1984 and 1993, Mr. Mulroney left a memorable mark on our nat

Ever since a record number of members of the Conservative Party of Canada elected Pierre Poilievre as its Leader in September of 2021, he ha

On January 23rd, the Federal Court ruled that Justin Trudeau broke the highest law in the land by invoking the Emergencies Act, finding PM T

It’s time to have an honest and pragmatic conversation about environmental policy. This need became desperately clear when, on the second we

With the new year well underway, the temperature dropping, prices continuing to rise, and another “Trudeau vacation scandal,” Canadians...

As we reflect on the challenges and triumphs of 2023, I am reminded of the resilience and unity of Canadians in the face of adversity. While

In a world fraught with challenges, it is heartening to gather together and celebrate the timeless hope found in the Christmas story.

OTTAWA, ON – On December 5th, Senators voted on an amendment to Bill C-234 that essentially removed the exemption from the carbon tax for fa

On November 21st, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, presented a mini-budget, known as the Fall Economic Stat