Billy Morin

Morin says he will talk with Indigenous leaders about the Alberta referendum

rdnewsnow reports that Morin intends to meet Indigenous leaders over the summer to encourage voting in the Alberta referendum. His remarks position First Nations engagement as important to the province-wide debate.

Video clip highlights Morin’s comments about Liberal floor-crossing pressure

A Global News video item covers the same hot-mic moment and presents Morin’s remarks about Liberals allegedly trying to recruit him. The clip is framed as a political-news segment focused on caucus loyalty and floor-crossing speculation.

CBC reports Morin will work with Indigenous leaders on Alberta referendum turnout.

CBC reported that Billy Morin said First Nations votes will be critical in the Alberta separation referendum. The report said he intends to collaborate with Indigenous leaders during the summer recess to motivate participation in the October vote.

Juno News says Morin denied interest in joining the Carney government after a hot mic moment.

Juno News said Billy Morin was caught on a hot mic saying Liberals were trying to get him to cross the floor. The report states that he maintained he was not interested in defecting and that the comments came before a press conference in Ottawa.

Morin says First Nations participation will be important in Alberta’s referendum debate.

Billy Morin said he plans to spend the summer speaking with Indigenous leaders to encourage voting in the Alberta referendum on sovereignty. He framed First Nations engagement as important to treaty rights, Canadian unity, and voter turnout.

Global News says Morin will focus on Indigenous outreach ahead of Alberta’s referendum.

Global News reported that Billy Morin plans to talk with Indigenous leaders about encouraging people to vote in the Alberta referendum. The piece notes that Morin, a former chief of Enoch Cree Nation, said he understands some First Nations people are hesitant but views this referendum as different.

Conservative MP Billy Morin says he will spend the summer talking to Indigenous leaders about the Alberta referendum

Edmonton Northwest MP Billy Morin announced plans to engage Indigenous leaders over the summer to encourage voter participation in the upcoming October 19 Alberta referendum on separation from Canada.

Tory MP says 4,000 letters sent urging Carney to amend Indian Act status rules

Conservative MP Billy Morin, former chief of Enoch Cree Nation and critic of Indigenous Services, joined calls to Prime Minister Mark Carney to immediately change First Nations status rules under the Indian Act, citing over 4,000 letters sent to Parliament.

Billy Morin said he would not cross the floor to the Liberals.

A recent Substack post quotes Conservative MP Billy Morin saying it was always a no for him to join the Liberals and that he feels valued in his party. The piece frames his stance as part of a broader discussion about Indigenous politics and party loyalty.

Billy Morin's news and media page highlights his criticism of federal consultation on legislation.

His official news and media page includes a statement that he does not understand how the federal government is using consultation when introducing and passing legislation. The mention is a public political statement focused on legislative process.

A video appearance shows Billy Morin discussing Alberta politics and referendum issues.

A YouTube video featuring Morin includes discussion of Alberta referendum questions, petitions, and public input on the ballot. The available transcript suggests he is speaking on provincial political process rather than federal policy.

Billy Morin appeared in a discussion covering Indigenous Services, reconciliation, and federal politics.

Another YouTube appearance lists Morin discussing Indigenous Services Canada, Pierre Poilievre, Mark Carney, reconciliation, and property rights. The clip appears to be a broader political interview or commentary segment.

House of Commons profile shows Billy Morin active in the current parliamentary session.

The official parliamentary profile lists Morin as a sitting member for Edmonton Northwest with recent chamber interventions. It indicates ongoing parliamentary activity but does not provide a specific news event or policy announcement.

Wikipedia entry identifies Billy Morin as a Cree leader and Canadian MP for Edmonton Northwest.

The biographical entry summarizes Morin’s background, including his prior role as Chief of Enoch Cree Nation and his election as a Conservative MP. It serves as a public reference rather than a time-sensitive news item.

Ryan Jespersen featured an interview asking why Billy Morin will not cross the floor to the Liberals.

A recent Real Talk Ryan Jespersen episode centered on Morin’s response to floor-crossing speculation and his account of being approached by the Liberals. The interview also touched on his support for Pierre Poilievre and whether he expected the hot-mic moment to become public.

APTN News interviewed Billy Morin about his first year in Ottawa and his priorities as an MP.

Morin discussed his first year as a Conservative MP, including floor-crossing rumors, ending the second-generation cut-off, and Alberta separatism. The interview framed him as reflecting on what he wants to accomplish in the House of Commons.

MP Billy Morin delivers speech on Protection of Private Property Rights and Liberal Reconciliatory Rhetoric

MP Billy Morin delivers his speech addressing protection of private property rights and discusses Liberal reconciliatory rhetoric.

Conservative MP Billy Morin discusses his first year in Ottawa, floor crossings, and Alberta issues on APTN News.

Billy Morin, MP for Edmonton Northwest and former chief of Enoch Cree Nation, reflects on his first year as a Conservative MP. Topics included Liberal floor-crossing attempts, ending the second-generation cut-off, Alberta separatism, and his House of Commons goals. This marks his first APTN News appearance since election.

Video captures Conservative MP Billy Morin on hot mic saying Liberals are trying to poach him.

Footage shows Billy Morin, Conservative MP, overheard stating the Liberals are recruiting him to cross the floor, though he rejects the overture. He emphasized his commitment to staying with the Conservatives. The incident highlights ongoing political maneuvering in Canadian Parliament.

Conservative MP Billy Morin reveals on hot mic that Liberals are trying to poach him to cross the floor.

Billy Morin, Conservative MP for Edmonton Northwest, was overheard telling reporters that Liberals approached him to switch parties, but he firmly rejected the offer. He described the Liberal outreach as a shameless power grab and affirmed his commitment to the Conservative caucus. This incident highlights ongoing speculation about more Conservative MPs potentially defecting to the Liberals amid recent floor-crossings.