MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

Dalwinder Gill

Conservative Calgary McKnight 5 statements translated

Gill consistently calls out the Liberal government for high taxes, red tape, soft crime policies, and overspending. He wants lower taxes, less regulation, and tougher sentencing to help small businesses and make streets safer. Gill focuses on statistics showing Canadians struggle to afford necessities under the current government.

Oral Questions

Small Business

2026-06-17

“The government should stop punishing small businesses with high taxes and red tape. I want to cut taxes and red tape so small businesses can stay open. I'm asking the government to reverse their economic policies to help businesses get ahead.”

Oral Questions

Justice

2026-06-01

“The Liberals are too soft on crime. Crime keeps going up. Criminals come back out on the streets. I don't like that. People in Calgary feel unsafe. The Liberals need to get tough and lock criminals up.”

Government Orders

Report Stage

2026-05-04

“I want victims to have a choice between military or civilian courts. That matters a lot. Can you tell us why?”

Statements by Members

Finance

2026-05-04

“The government has made life less affordable. Liberals will spend to help their friends. I want lower taxes and less government instead.”

Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, after 11 years of the Liberal government, Canadians are facing the worst food price inflation, the least affordable housing and the second-highest unemployment in the G7. Two million Canadians line up at the food bank each month, and Canada's happiness ranking has dropped from fifth in the world to 25th. Now the Prime Minister wants to put another $25 billion on the national credit card for a Liberal slush fund that would enrich Liberal insiders at the expense of Canadians. Conservatives know that Canada should be the richest and most affordable country on earth. We know that housing should be dirt cheap. We know that Liberal deficits drive up inflation and leave Canadian families to pay the bill. That is why we are calling on the Liberal government to cut the deficit, cut taxes on the work, cut taxes on homebuilding and get rid of all federal taxes on gas and diesel for the rest of the year.

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Oral Questions

Finance

2026-04-30

“Many Canadians are struggling to afford food. The government is borrowing and spending too much money. This makes it harder for people to buy what they need. The Prime Minister should stop spending so much so Canadians can afford to eat.”