Conservative · Calgary Nose Hill (AB)
Arena tracks 45-1 only. These are listed from Parliament's record and link to LEGISinfo.
9 trips declared, 2016 to 2023, worth $41,671.
Travel paid for by someone other than the government, the member's party or a parliamentary association. Members must declare it within 60 days under the Conflict of Interest Code. The amount is what the sponsor spent, not money the member received.
Visiting the people and locations targeted by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023 and meeting with government officials and civil society leaders, and the Canadian ambassador
From the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner's public registry.
To speak at a conference
Speaking and attending the Brussels Summit 2018
To participate in the EUVP
To attend a conference
The visit will give participants a deeper look into the segmentation of interest groups in American electoral politics, how parties and candidates respond to blocs that gather around niche issues, and how those blocs coalesce in the progression from primary to general elections.
Educational trip focusing on the challenges and opportunities of increasing access to social innovation toward longterm sustainable economic development, which improves the livelihoods of local populations. This educational trip is designed to provide Members with first hand experience of the impact and importance of effective and evidence based international assistance and trade policies on individuals and communities in Kenya.
Attend a conference
To meet with parliamentarians, diplomats, and officials to better understand the situation in Israel
12 meetings filed by 8 organisations, Jul 2025 to Jul 2026.
Arts and Culture — 2 meetings
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