Wade Chang

Data Trail says there were no recent news, social media posts, or public mentions of Wade Chang in the last 7 days covered by its report.

The Data Trail entry for Wade Chang explicitly states that no recent news was found in the last 7 days and that there were no news articles, social media posts, or public mentions in the July 12–18, 2026 window. It also notes the most recent available coverage was his 2025 election victory and a February 2026 housing announcement.

OpenParliament shows Wade Chang's recent voting record, but not a qualifying public mention from the last 7 days in the provided search results.

OpenParliament’s Wade Chang page shows this week’s votes in Parliament, including paired votes on fuel taxes, youth criminal justice, and conservation donations. The result is a parliamentary activity record rather than a news item or social post, and no separate mention date within the last 7 days is provided in the search result snippet.

MyMP.ca summarizes Wade Chang's recent parliamentary activity and constituency-related profile information, without a recent public mention in the last week.

MyMP.ca lists Wade Chang’s recent speeches, lobbying contacts, and parliamentary votes, along with a January 29, 2026 speech excerpt. The provided search result does not include any news, social media post, or public mention from the last 7 days.

No recent news found for Wade Chang in the last 7 days despite his election victory in 2025

Search results contain no news articles, social media posts, or public mentions of Canadian MP Wade Chang from July 12–18, 2026. The most recent available coverage relates to his 2025 election victory over Jagmeet Singh and a February 2026 housing announcement.

Wade Chang wins Burnaby Central, defeating NDP leader Jagmeet Singh

Liberal candidate Wade Chang, a social entrepreneur and newcomer to politics, was elected as MP for Burnaby Central with 42% of the vote, surpassing Conservative James Yan and incumbent NDP leader Jagmeet Singh who fell to third place [2]. Chang expressed surprise at his victory but noted constituents were seeking 'more robust local representation in Ottawa' [2].

Wade Chang becomes second Taiwanese-Canadian MP in history

39-year-old Liberal Wade Chang (張瑋麟) won the Burnaby Central riding in the 2025 Canadian federal election, becoming the second Taiwanese Canadian ever elected to federal Parliament after Chungsen Leung in 2011 [4]. Chang immigrated to Canada from Taiwan with his parents in sixth grade and is a newcomer to politics [4].

Federal government announces housing initiative in Burnaby with MP Wade Chang

MP Wade Chang hosted a federal government housing announcement in Burnaby on February 20, 2026, representing the Minister of Infrastructure and the Minister responsible for Pacific Economic Development Canada [8]. The event included federal and local officials examining housing solutions for the community [8].

Burnaby Central MP Wade Chang celebrates Canada Day with community message

Wade Chang, MP for Burnaby Central, posted a video on Instagram marking his fourth month in office and celebrating Canada Day, expressing pride in serving the community.

Wade Chang shares experience of being mocked for his English at Justice Committee

Wade Chang publicly shared that he was mocked for his English during a Justice Committee meeting, emphasizing this as a common experience for newcomers and minority communities.

Wade Chang wins Burnaby Central riding as Liberal candidate, defeating NDP leader Jagmeet Singh.

Wade Chang emerged as the leading Liberal candidate in the Burnaby Central federal riding election, securing 21,745 votes (42.23%). Jagmeet Singh, the incumbent NDP leader, finished in third place behind Chang and Conservative candidate James Yan, leading to Singh's resignation as party leader.