Parliament Resumes — The North’s Voice Is Back in the Room

After a summer of community visits, federal announcements, and conversations across Churchill–Keewatinook Aski, I returned to Ottawa in September for the opening of the fall parliamentary session — and I carried every conversation, every concern, and every priority this riding shared with me back through those doors.

Parliament resumed on September 21st. The work of this session is significant: housing, infrastructure, trade, Arctic sovereignty, Indigenous rights, and the economic future of northern Manitoba are all on the agenda. I will be fighting for this riding in every debate, every committee, and every Cabinet conversation that shapes what Canada does next.

This riding sent me to Ottawa with a mandate: show up, speak up, and deliver. That is exactly what I intend to do.

Churchill–Keewatinook Aski is the fifth largest federal riding in Canada. Seventy-three communities. Forty-two First Nations. And one MP who knows every one of them matters.

The North’s voice is in the room. Let’s make it count.