Jeff Kibble

Kibble’s official campaign site highlighted interviews, press conferences, and constituency contact details

Jeff Kibble’s official site includes an interviews and press conferences section and constituency-office information for his BC riding. The page is a public mention rather than a substantive news item, but it confirms ongoing official communications activity.

Facebook page for Jeff Kibble MP remained active with public-facing political content

The official Facebook page for Jeff Kibble MP is listed among recent public sources and appears to host campaign-style posts and videos. The search results do not provide a specific single post from the last 7 days beyond the defense-spending video already captured separately.

Local media continued to reference Jeff Kibble in constituency and political coverage

Recent local coverage in the search results continues to reference Kibble in the context of his role as MP for Cowichan—Malahat—Langford and his ongoing constituency presence. The available result is not a fresh story from the last week, but it is a public mention tied to his BC office and responsibilities.

Jeff Kibble’s official House of Commons profile shows recent parliamentary activity but no new public mention in the last 7 days

The House of Commons member page confirms Jeff Kibble is the MP for Cowichan—Malahat—Langford and lists parliamentary activity through June 2026, including bill sponsorship and voting records. It does not itself provide evidence of a public mention within the last 7 days, but it is the most authoritative source among the materials provided for his official status and recent parliamentary record.

OpenParliament tracks Jeff Kibble’s vote history, including his opposition to Bill C-30

OpenParliament shows Jeff Kibble as a Conservative MP for Cowichan—Malahat—Langford and records recent votes, including a 'No' on Vote #173 for Bill C-30. This is a public parliamentary reference rather than a news or social post, and the provided material does not show a mention within the last 7 days.

Jeff Kibble’s recent social accounts are surfaced, but no dated post from the last 7 days is available in the provided results

A public X profile for Jeff Kibble CML is listed in the search results, but no specific recent post content or date is included. Because the result set does not expose a verifiable post from the last 7 days, it cannot be counted as a confirmed recent mention on its own.

A Facebook video from Jeff Kibble references Canadians' concerns about defence spending

A Facebook video attributed to Jeff Kibble says, 'Canadians deserve answers on defence spending.' The result is labeled as posted 6 days ago, which places it within the requested window, but the snippet provides limited context beyond the short statement.

Reddit users criticize Jeff Kibble for skipping candidate debates

A Reddit post in r/LangfordBC discusses Jeff Kibble after he did not appear at any candidate debates. The post is framed as criticism of his campaign engagement and directs readers to his House of Commons profile for more information.

Another YouTube segment quotes Kibble on cost-of-living pressures

A separate YouTube item quotes Jeff Kibble saying families across Vancouver Island are struggling to house and feed themselves as inflation rises. In the clip, he frames the federal government's spending as worsening inflation and weakening paycheques.

Facebook post says Kibble requested federal review of drug decision for child with Batten disease

A Facebook post claims Jeff Kibble asked the Canadian Drug Agency and the federal health minister to review a provincial decision affecting a nine-year-old girl’s medication access. The post includes Kibble's quoted remarks expressing sympathy for the family and urging reconsideration of the treatment decision.

Langford MP Jeff Kibble calls for federal review of report ending funding for 9-year-old's medication

MP Jeff Kibble is urging Canada’s Health Minister to review a Canada’s Drug Agency report that resulted in B.C. ending funded medication treatment for a nine-year-old West Shore girl, Charleigh. Kibble requests the review consider Charleigh’s medical team recommendations and up-to-date research.

Forestry town hall in Duncan with Conservative MP Jeff Kibble highlights NDP forestry minister's contentious interaction with mill workers

A town hall meeting in Duncan featuring MP Jeff Kibble addressed issues with laid-off mill workers, where the NDP Forestry Minister reportedly shouted and mocked the workers, according to a post by Kerry Lynne Findlay. The event underscored tensions between the community and the federal forestry ministry over support for local mills.

Conservative MP Jeff Kibble joins town hall in Duncan to address forestry sector concerns and mill worker layoffs

MP Jeff Kibble participated in a forestry town hall in Duncan last week, meeting with mill workers who have faced layoffs. The event focused on the need to save local mills and criticized the NDP Forestry Minister's interaction with the workers.

Jeff Kibble was featured in coverage of a defeated Conservative motion on private property rights.

A news report and related video mention Cowichan-Malahat-Langford MP Jeff Kibble discussing a motion on protecting private property rights from Aboriginal title after it failed in the House of Commons. The coverage frames the issue as a parliamentary vote tied to property rights and Indigenous title, with no indication of support from the majority of MPs.

Jeff Kibble appeared in a YouTube segment about a defeated property-rights motion.

A YouTube video titled about the failed motion includes Jeff Kibble speaking as the MP for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford. The segment highlights his comments on the motion and the outcome of the vote, making it a recent public mention rather than a formal news report.

Jeff Kibble's official site identifies his priorities as affordability and public safety.

Jeff Kibble's official MP website describes him as the Member of Parliament for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford and says he is focused on local issues such as affordability and public safety. This is a public mention, but the provided result does not indicate a specific recent update within the last seven days.