Citizens in the Okanagan know firsthand the impacts of forest fires and I know all citizens are in support of the many first responders…
Recently the Liberal government introduced that legislation and as this has generated a significant amount of feedback from citizens
I have covered several concerns related to the recent 2016 Federal Budget and in turn have received some excellent feedback.
Paying interest on government debt takes money away from programs.
Last week the Liberal government tabled the first budget for the 42nd Parliament in Ottawa.
The House of Commons will resume next week for a three-week session until the next constituency week.
For a variety of reasons the subject of international trade has been prominent in federal politics over this past week.
Liberals were critical of (sale of LAVs to Saudi Arabia) when in opposition now…have indicated the deal will not be cancelled.
The timeline to relocate 25,000 refugees prior to the end of 2015 will not be met.
Since I was first elected as a Member of Parliament in 2011, I have submitted an MP report in an effort to better communicate with citizens.
The House of Commons will reconvene Dec. 3 with the first order of business being the election of the next Parliament Speaker.
All major parties have now had their first full caucus meetings in Ottawa.
While it is somewhat customary for opposition members to criticize a newly appointed cabinet, I will largely refrain from that right now.
Conservative MP evaluates Liberal cabinet and congratulates new MP's.
The interior of B.C. now has four new and two returning Members of Parliament.
In roughly three week’s time Canadians will gather to honour those who made the supreme sacrifice in defence of freedom and democracy.
Dan Albas is the Member of Parliament for Okanagan-Coquihalla and writes this weekly report for his constituents.
Dan Albas is the Member of Parliament for Okanagan-Coquihalla and writes this weekly report for his constituents.
Recently I have had a few questions regarding the ongoing financial crises in Greece.
Short answer on abolishing the Senate an impossibility.
