MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

Terry Sheehan

Liberal Sault Ste. Marie—Algoma 3 statements translated

Sheehan talks up his riding and criticizes the previous government's impact on it every chance he gets. He promotes government spending that benefits his community, avoids taking clear positions on most national or international issues, and prefers to celebrate "great news" rather than provide accountability.

Statements by Members

Kiwanis Club of Sault Ste. Marie

2026-06-09

“I want voters to know I cheer for volunteers in my riding. I hope naming this club's past good deeds will make me look more generous and community-minded.”

Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize a remarkable milestone for the Kiwanis Club of Sault Ste. Marie as it celebrates 100 years of awesome service. Since its founding in 1926, the club has embodied the very best of volunteerism, generosity and community leadership. For a century, its members have dedicated countless hours to improving the lives of children and families through fundraising, literacy initiatives, scholarships, youth leadership programs and support for local organizations. Whether through the Kiwanis pancake breakfast, partnership with the Thrive Child Development Centre or care packages for vulnerable children, the club's impact has been felt for generations. Its members have shown that lasting change is built through compassion, inclusion and service above self. I extend sincere congratulations to all past and present members of the Kiwanis Club of Sault Ste. Marie as it begins its second century of service. I know that it will be just as inspiring as the first.

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Oral Questions

Steel and Aluminum Industry

2026-05-28

“I want the government to claim that it's protecting steel jobs.”

Statements by Members

Steel Industry

2026-05-27

“I want to cheer for a program that spends money in my riding. The last government was bad for my riding. The current government spending more here will make us a superpower. I want to celebrate and smile.”

Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, I have some great news for the House. On Friday the Minister of Industry joined me at Tenaris, and we announced over $70 million in funding towards a project that is going to maintain 811 jobs and is also going to create 200 new jobs. As members know, I was elected in 2015, and when I was elected, Tenaris had only 25 people working there. It lay the blame squarely on the previous government for lack of inaction on supporting steel. However, today we are celebrating 1,111 workers who are working to support Canada to become the energy superpower the Prime Minister has said we will be, and the Tenaris workers are going to make that vision become a reality. Let us celebrate the success in front of the tariffs and this unjust, unreasonable situation. I congratulate Tenaris.

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