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Brad Redekopp

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Redekopp seeks to mandate housing cost transparency and advocates for abolishing the temporary foreign worker program. He makes his case by demanding immediate action, frequently stating that “we want action.” He argues that government failure is rooted in bureaucracy and a consistent lack of results. This approach makes him clearly focused on government accountability.Written by AI from their statements. Updated .

Average grade
A–
86 / 100 over 45 statements
Signal 77 / 100
Relevance 67 / 100
Respect 99 / 100
Clarity 97 / 100
Loses points more than most for Greetings and pleasantries.1.7 times as often as most members.What the tags mean ×1.7 Loses points less than most for A promise with no date, no measure and no one responsible.Less often than most members.What the tags mean Thanks and tributes.Less often than most members.What the tags mean Averaged over the 45 of 87 statements graded so far.

Statements 87

Government Orders ·

Business of Supply

In response to a question from Lena Metlege Diab

“The minister did not answer my question. Have new cases of fraud been found, and have any permits been cancelled because of it?”
Official Hansard

Mr. Chair, the minister still did not answer whether there have been new cases of fraud found. Have there been new fraud cases with permits that have been nullified?

In response to a question from Lena Metlege Diab

“The Auditor General found that the immigration department missed a lot of fraud. The minister promised to fix this. I want to know how many new cases of fraud have been found since then.”
Official Hansard

Mr. Chair, I take it that the minister does not know. The Auditor General found many cases of fraud that were missed by IRCC. The minister committed to fixing this problem. Since her committee appearance, how many new cases of fraud have been found?

“The immigration department had 105 cases of misconduct and wrongdoing this year. Is the minister okay with this?”
Official Hansard

Mr. Chair, the IRCC had 105 misconduct and wrongdoing cases in 2024-25. Is the minister satisfied with this level of failure?

Oral Questions ·

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship

“The government cannot track who leaves Canada. The immigration minister does not know either. If the Prime Minister does not think she is doing a good job, he should fire her.”
  • Opposition question in Question Period

    Respect 89 of 100

    This statement targeted a person rather than their actions or views: “she is simply following the Prime Minister's orders”.

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Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister has said that our immigration system is “under control”. Ordinary Canadians know this is not true. For example, in Canada, we have no idea who is here or not here, because the government has no way of tracking who is leaving the country or when they leave. When asked about this yesterday, the immigration minister said she wondered the same thing. The Prime Minister appointed this immigration minister. He kept her in her job. He meets with her on a weekly basis. He believes the immigration system is under control. Clearly, she is simply following the Prime Minister’s orders. Can the Prime Minister confirm that this minister is doing a good job implementing his own ideas, or if not, why does he not just fire her?

Oral Questions ·

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship

“The Minister of Immigration cannot do her job well. People have lost faith in her, and even some Liberal MPs want her gone. I want the Prime Minister to fire her.”
Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, wow, I did not know that we had express entry for terrorists. It is clear that everyone has lost faith in the Minister of Immigration overseeing even the simplest parts of her job. This is the seventh Liberal immigration minister, and Conservatives knew from day one that she would make the mess worse. The media are now calling for the minister to be removed. Liberal MPs have called for this minister to be removed. This is now about the Prime Minister’s own judgment. She says that she meets with the Prime Minister every week. He seems oblivious to the mess she has created. Will the Prime Minister end this national embarrassment and fire this immigration minister?

Oral Questions ·

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship

“The immigration minister let Mehdi Taj come to Canada with a special permit, even though he was a commander in Iran's terrorist regime. The government has already let hundreds of other Iranian officials into the country. Why did the minister let this terrorist in?”
Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, when someone has been denied entry into Canada, a temporary resident permit is their last resort. The Minister of Immigration recently issued one of these permits to Mehdi Taj, and he landed in Toronto this week. Anybody who knows how to google can quickly figure out that this man is a former commander of the murderous Iranian regime, which is listed as a terrorist entity in Canada. The immigration department has already let in hundreds of other IRGC officials, who are roaming free in Canada, leaving Canadians feeling unsafe. Why did the minister give a terrorist who is part of a murderous death cult the green light to come to Canada?

Oral Questions ·

Mental Health and Addictions

“A drug injection site in Saskatoon West caused problems and has now closed. I want the Minister of Health to promise not to approve a new drug injection site in Saskatoon.”
Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, for years, residents and businesses in Saskatoon West warned the Liberals that the drug injection site was creating chaos and disorder in the community. The Liberals approved and funded the site, even though it was within 200 metres of a school. Now, the whole operation has collapsed into bankruptcy and closure. That should be the end of this failed experiment. Saskatoon needs hope, recovery, treatment and safety, not a new licence for the same disaster under different management. Will the Minister of Health give the people of Saskatoon West a clear answer today and promise that she will not approve a new drug injection site in Saskatoon?