Tom Kmiec

Kmiec’s Substack archive highlights recent posts on Bill C-9 and budget debates

Tom Kmiec’s public Substack archive shows recent newsletter posts including 'Debunking Myths and What Happened With Bill C-9' and 'Parliament Passes C-15, the Budget for 2025-2026: A Decade of Deficits.' These posts summarize his recent parliamentary commentary and legislative messaging over the last several weeks, including material that falls within the requested seven-day window in the archive listing.

Tom Kmiec’s Facebook post announces a newsletter on floor crossings and fuel-tax cuts

The post promotes a newsletter on floor crossings, a Conservative motion to cut fuel taxes, byelection results, and committee highlights. The post also includes a follow-up comment thread and is a recent public mention of his political messaging.

Tom Kmiec posts a newsletter update on Parliament's recent votes and committee work

Kmiec’s newsletter says Parliament voted on serious criminality and asylum claims, and he says a motion to stop abuse of the refugee system was rejected. He also mentions a moment of silence for Tumbler Ridge, debate on the government’s EV strategy, resident feedback on a Budget 2025 mailer, and committee updates.

A public post quotes Kmiec’s newsletter on Parliament’s fall session and local office hours

Kmiec’s Instagram post says Parliament wrapped up a session with consequential votes and that his newsletter covers the vote on food prices, the West Coast pipeline decision, a New Year Levee update, and upcoming pop-up office hours in McKenzie Towne. The post is framed as a constituency update rather than a policy announcement.

Kmiec highlights property-rights concerns and a Conservative motion in Parliament

A Facebook post from Kmiec says the Conservative official opposition introduced a motion to better protect private property rights. He says recent court decisions and agreements have made some homeowners worry about property security, and the motion would require court support, clearer protections in future agreements, and a government plan within 30 days.

Kmiec’s social post says the government used closure on Bill C-9

A Facebook post from Kmiec says the government, with Bloc support, passed a motion to end debate on Bill C-9 at committee. The post also notes a defeated amendment proposed by Conservative MP Andrew Lawton to designate the hammer and sickle as a hate and terror symbol, which Kmiec presents as evidence of disagreement over the bill.

Kmiec comments on a House vote to cut federal fuel taxes for the rest of 2026

Tom Kmiec wrote about a parliamentary vote on a Conservative opposition motion to eliminate several federal fuel-related taxes for the rest of 2026. He said the proposal would have saved Canadians 25 cents per litre, but it was defeated in the House.

Kmiec pushed for an emergency committee hearing on deportation orders affecting international students

New Canadian Media reported that Kmiec repeatedly raised an emergency call urging the Citizenship and Immigration Committee to stay deportation orders against international students allegedly scammed with fake college acceptance letters. The motion to delay deportations until the committee could hear testimony was defeated by a 6-5 vote.

Recent public profile identifies Kmiec as Conservative MP for Calgary Shepard

OpenParliament’s profile lists Tom Kmiec as the Conservative MP for Calgary Shepard in Alberta. This is a public reference rather than a news item or social post.

Tom Kmiec Reflects on Opposition Motion on Economic Performance Defeated One Year Ago

Tom Kmiec reposted on Instagram noting that one year ago, Parliament voted on an opposition motion regarding Canada's economic performance, which was defeated with 144 Conservative MPs voting in favor.

Tom Kmiec Celebrates Canada Day and Leads First Speaker's Parade as Deputy Speaker

On Instagram, Tom Kmiec shared a video from Day 2 of his role as Deputy Speaker, highlighting his leadership of the first Speaker's Parade, a daily tradition, during Canada Day celebrations.