Let's work together across party lines to defend the forestry sector. Because when forestry is strong, Canada is strong.

Wages up, employment up, youth employment up. Wages up, employment up, youth employment up. nationalnewswatch.com/2025/11/07/c...

The budget is here and it's an economist's budget in the best sense. It's going to invest in Canadians and Build Canada Strong.

Congratulations ⁦Thomas Lukaszuk! Absolutely amazing work on the Forever Canadian petition!

Albertans, if we have a problem with what’s happening, we need to make our voices heard.

Thank you to the Forest Product Association of Canada for a great conference this week. It was an important opportunity for us to get together to talk about how we sustain and grow a sector so core to Canada’s economy and identity.

Wonderful to be back on my old stomping grounds yesterday with Minister Marjorie Michel and Minister Rick Wilson, announcing a $10-million boost through the Youth Mental Health Fund to expand Integrated Youth Services for young people across Alberta.

U.S. tariffs have upended global trade. Because of how integrated our economies have been, nowhere is more affected than Canada. This is a challenging moment. Industry is hit hard. We've done better than others, but there's more work to do to reduce tariffs & support Canadians.

Today is World Teachers’ Day.

The future is coming, and it's Made in Canada.

Pierre Poilievre looks at this data and his takeaways are food inflation today is "70% above target" and the situation is "even worse than Trudeau". You can judge how intellectually honest that is. But real solutions to real problems take more than rhetoric, gimmicks, and spin.

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. At ⁦ The Confluence and UCalgary, I and others reflected/learned. Thanks to all who put on these events. They let us consider the path we’ve walked, where we are and the role we all play in where we’re going.

Shocked and disappointed to see that Imperial has laid off hundreds of employees, particularly as the company has record production and near-record profits from Canada. Betting against Canadian workers is always a mistake.

It was wonderful to tour the Commissioner’s Park at the Canadian Institute of Forestry for #NationalForestWeek last week. Our forests are not just part of our heritage, they're vital to biodiversity, climate action, & future generations—thank you to the Institute for their leadership & stewardship

It’s National Forest Week. A time to celebrate forests, and to face the growing wildfire threat. This summer was one of the worst wildfire seasons on record. Canada was there, deploying aid, supporting evacuations, and protecting Canadians. The challenge is growing. www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBIa...

It's reported the UCP wants to preemptively use the notwithstanding clause on it's problematic transgender laws.  As Albertans, we should have deep concerns, and we should make our voices heard.

“Gun crime is up so why is the government wasting time trying to get guns off the street” is not the question period own Andrew Scheer seems to think it is.

Since Mark Carney was sworn in as PM we've lowered taxes, eliminated the consumer carbon price and increased investments in affordable housing. Gas prices are down, it's easier to buy a new home, more of your paycheque stays in your pocket. And we're just getting started.

Conservatives keep saying gov't debt drives inflation. A theory that makes sense, right? Spend more, more money in system, inflation. But it's wrong. Real world data says the opposite. And if you solve for the wrong thing, you won’t fix the problem. We can’t afford that. 🧵

Let's talk about the Conservative line of attack on food inflation. Has food gotten more expensive? Yes, and there's work to be done. But for them to suggest this is a uniquely Canadian problem is exactly the problem with politics these days.

This week, Parliament is back from summer recess. But what does an MP do all summer?

You know, I was thinking today I didn't need to provide proof of citizenship to run for office.

First question period of the fall done: 1) PM and Poilievre were both clearly aware of the moment. 2) If you thought the era of slogans was giving way to serious discussion I'm sorry to inform you the Conservatives seem really keen on "Just Another Liberal Prime Minister".

Almost 20 years ago, I toured Alberta with Ken Dryden when he was an MP. Each town he made us stop at the rink. Each time, he had a story of someone who grew up there, try to find their name on a plaque. He loved this country, cared a lot about its people and stories. RIP, Ken.

Happy Labour Day, everyone! Here's a quick thread on what organized labour won for everyone: 🧵

Today, Canada’s Liberal Government announced the Major Projects Office will be led by a Calgarian and headquartered in our city. I will always be Calgary’s biggest champion. It’s a new day, and the sun’s rising in the west. Learn more: www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news...

We shouldn't be doing this at all. A referendum on an issue that has no chance of passing is at best a performative waste of money. A referendum on the future of Canada is worse. In addition to having no chance of passing, it also damages our economy, damages our reputation, & needlessly divides.

Before I was an MP, I was a public servant. The Public Service has a huge job in the coming years. It'll be asked to deliver more & spend less. With vision & strategy - it's doable. Here's 10 steps I recommend after having had to do the same in Alberta. www.coreyhogan.ca/p/how-to-shr...

In Calgary, the Liberal Party received its highest percent of the vote since, well, ever. On Monday I chatted with Liberals in Alberta (via Zoom) about how that's largely gone unnoticed, how that happened, and what it means for the Liberal Party going forward. youtu.be/mwZOVy2af0M

I will be celebrating Canada Day in the traditional way, by forcing my kids to listen to the Odds.

Happy Birthday to the best place anybody could hope to live. 🇨🇦

Last week the 2025 Energy Institute Statistical Review of World Energy was released. Since 2015, global oil and gas production is up 6%. In Canada, oil and gas production has grown 34%. According to the AER, Alberta oil production is up even more - 47%.

Yesterday was the long-awaited ground breaking for Calgary’s Green Line. This multi-billion dollar infrastructure investment adds transit options, reduces traffic, creates thousands of jobs. City’s on board, province’s on board, we’re on board. Let’s go. It’s happening. It’s time to build.

Study of Canadian academics who venture into writing for the general public finds online threats/abuse they get in return are "leading to self-censorship": • 19.9% avoid expressing their viewpoints • 13.4% avoid writing about certain topics • 26.9% reconsider their "knowledge mobilization efforts"

I’ve gotten used to seeing AB push polls but Alberta Next “consultation” is outrageous. Just did the immigration one. From the very first sentence being a lie (no, we don’t have an open border policy) to options all having nudges, a dumpster fire in survey design top to bottom.

A truly terrible incident, thinking about everybody involved. A very sad day. calgaryherald.com/news/rocksli...

DID YOU KNOW? The Speaker of the House has a suggestion box.

Instead of the same question being asked and answered eight times in a row in 30-second soundbite form, what if once a week we have long-form QP? Questions and responses could both be 4 minutes. Maybe we’d get something of more nutritional value.

Another week in Ottawa, another week building Canada strong. Speeches are being made, offices are opening, caucuses and committees are struck. We're getting down to business - it's going to be a busy summer. Reach out at [email protected] with your thoughts/ideas. It's a big time for Canada.

New from me. Wrote about Western alienation, Mark Carney and the Corey Hogan, the new Liberal MP for Calgary Confederation. www.cbc.ca/news/politic...

'"We can't cede the conversation space. We need to be in the conversation," Hogan says of Albertans who like him oppose separation. "If we love this country, we need to fight for this country. And Albertans love this country, so it's time to stand up."' www.cbc.ca/news/politic...

“From 1981 to 2015, there were an average of 18 smoke hours per year in the city of Calgary. No year had over 100. Now we see hundreds of smoke hours routinely: 315 in 2017, 450 in 2018, 439 in 2021, 512 in 2023, and 2024 was ‘only’ 200.”

Come for the news about me being Parliamentary Secretary for Energy and Natural Resources, stay for the transition to my official Commons photo that makes me look like I aged a decade in the last month. www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/vide...

Another poll, courtesy ‬Abacus Data that shows Alberta separatists are loud, but they are not anywhere close to the majority. Let’s not let this issue distract us from the important Canada-building work we have ahead.

Sad news. I was lucky enough to meet Marc Garneau over the years and Canada has lost an incredible statesman. One of our most interesting Canadians and a wonderful man. www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/art...

Last night the House had an emergency debate on the wildfires in the west and this morning the Liberal Prairies and North caucus met to discuss the situation. Read my remarks to the House last night here: www.ourcommons.ca/documentview...

It’s amazing to me that not wearing a tie is considered a greater offence to the dignity of the House of Commons than the average question period.

When I worked for the Alberta Government, I had a colleague who’d start growing a beard when budget meetings began in August, not shave until the budget was delivered in March. I sit here thinking about that as Conservatives continue to insist a budget be delivered in one month.