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Stephanie McLean

Liberal

ConstituencyEsquimalt—Saanich—SookeProvinceBCTitleMP
Not Pension Eligible

Top Donors

Political contributions received

DateDonorAmount
2025-04-11Ian Hollingshead$1000.00

Government Contracts

Contracts awarded to entities linked to this member, as identified through disclosed holdings and lobbying activity

OrganizationContractsTotal Value
University of Calgary4$965,675.00
March of Dimes Canada24$456,157.32

Lobbying Activity

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Recent Mentions

Updated 2026-08-02

Recent news, social media, and press mentions

other2026-02-04

McLean speaks in Parliament about seniors benefits and the OAS transition

MyMP.ca lists recent parliamentary speeches by McLean, including remarks on seniors and pensions. The excerpts indicate she addressed the OAS transition and the timing of benefit delivery during oral questions in the House of Commons.

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news2026-05-13

Island MP Stephanie McLean sworn in as secretary of state for seniors

Pique Newsmagazine reported that McLean was sworn in as secretary of state for seniors as the new cabinet was announced. The story framed the role as an important policy assignment and highlighted her position as the Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke MP.

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news2026-05-13

Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke MP appointed as secretary of state for seniors

Victoria News covered McLean’s appointment to the federal seniors portfolio after Mark Carney’s cabinet announcement. The article focused on her response to the appointment and noted that she was one of 10 secretaries of state named alongside the full cabinet.

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news2026-07-22

Chek News reports McLean’s cabinet role gives Vancouver Island a cabinet presence

CHEK News reported that Stephanie McLean was named Secretary of State for Seniors, saying the appointment gives Vancouver Island its first MP in cabinet in more than a decade. The article notes her strong election result and describes the secretary of state post as a junior ministerial role.

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reddit2026-07-23

A Reddit post surfaced about McLean’s new seniors appointment

A Reddit thread in r/VictoriaBC shared the Vancouver Island MP’s appointment as Secretary of State for Seniors. The post appears to be a simple repost of local news, with no additional policy detail in the snippet provided.

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news2026-07-22

Comox Valley Record republishes McLean’s appointment to seniors portfolio

The Comox Valley Record says Stephanie McLean was appointed Secretary of State for Seniors as part of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s newly announced cabinet. It frames the move as part of a broader cabinet announcement rather than a standalone policy event.

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press release2026-07-17

Federal notice says McLean will highlight affordability and food insecurity measures in Victoria

Employment and Social Development Canada announced that Secretary of State Stephanie McLean would hold a media availability in Victoria to provide an update on recent federal measures to tackle food insecurity. The notice gives the event details and indicates the announcement was part of an affordability-focused outreach visit.

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reddit2026-07-09

Reddit Post: Call MP Stephanie McLean to Oppose Bill C-34

A Reddit user expresses frustration over difficulty contacting MP McLean’s office and urges constituents to call her to oppose Bill C-34.

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2026-07-08

Instagram Reel: Stephanie McLean at BC Building Trades Conference

An Instagram reel features Stephanie McLean attending the BC Building Trades Conference, thanking her and fellow MP Will Greaves for their presence.

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press release2026-04-01

Employment and Social Development Canada announced McLean would highlight Spring Economic Update investments tied to skilled trades on Vancouver Island.

A federal government notice said Stephanie McLean would visit the IBEW Local 230 training centre in Victoria to promote recent investments in the Spring Economic Update 2026. The announcement framed the event around skilled trades, youth careers, and economic development on Vancouver Island.

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other2026-06-14

An Instagram post references Stephanie McLean in a visit focused on protecting Southern Resident killer whales.

A recent Instagram reel says the creator joined McLean to discuss protecting Southern Resident killer whales. The post is a public mention rather than an official statement, and it connects her name to environmental advocacy.

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other2026-06-14

Stephanie McLean's Instagram profile describes her as MP for Esquimalt Saanich Sooke and Secretary of State for Seniors.

Her Instagram profile publicly identifies her parliamentary role and cabinet title. The profile also shows recent activity, including a visit to Blinston Creek Farm, but the search result does not provide full post details.

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other2026-06-04

Island Social Trends continues to track recent mentions of Stephanie McLean.

Island Social Trends has a tag page aggregating posts about Stephanie McLean, including references to child care, youth support, and trades training. The page indicates ongoing local coverage of her public activity, but the search result does not provide full article details.

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news2026-05-20

Stephanie McLean sworn in as Secretary of State for Seniors in new Carney cabinet.

Coverage reports that Vancouver Island MP Stephanie McLean was sworn in as Secretary of State for Seniors when Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled his new cabinet. The story highlights her role as the Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke Liberal MP and her new federal responsibilities.

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other2026-05-24

Parliamentary profile shows Stephanie McLean as an active MP for Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke.

The House of Commons member profile lists Stephanie McLean as the MP for Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke and points to her recent parliamentary work. It serves as a public reference confirming her current role and constituency representation.

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press release2026-04-30

Secretary of State (Seniors) Stephanie McLean highlights federal trades investments in Victoria.

Hon. Stephanie McLean, MP for Esquimalt–Saanich–Sooke and Secretary of State (Seniors), visited the IBEW Local 230 training centre in Victoria to announce skilled trades investments as part of the Spring Economic Update 2026: Canada Strong for All.

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news2026-05-04

Vancouver Island MP Stephanie McLean promotes federal trades training program in Esquimalt.

Local Member of Parliament Stephanie McLean visited the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers training centre in Esquimalt to promote federal funding for skilled trades training and to speak with young apprentices.

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news2026-05-07

Stephanie McLean supports opening of new supportive housing in Duncan, BC.

As Secretary of State (Seniors) and MP for Esquimalt–Saanich–Sooke, Stephanie McLean spoke at the opening of 48 new supportive housing units in Duncan, emphasizing the project’s role in addressing homelessness and providing stable housing.

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news2026-04-25

MP Stephanie McLean unveils new skilled-trades supports at Esquimalt training facility.

MP Stephanie McLean announced federal investments in skilled trades at an electrical union training centre in Esquimalt. The event underscores government support for vocational training. This initiative aims to bolster workforce development in the region.

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news2026-01-27

Secretary of State (Seniors) Stephanie McLean takes Vancouver Island interests to Ottawa.

Stephanie McLean, MP for Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke, advocates for Vancouver Island issues in the nation's capital. The article highlights her role in representing her distant constituency from Ottawa. It features her recent activities as Secretary of State for Seniors.

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Public Disclosures

Financial and ethics disclosures filed with the registry

Liabilities

Mortgage with the Royal Bank of Canada, jointly held with spouse

Other Sources of Income

Last 12 months:

Employment income from Gall Legge Grant Zwack and from Forte Workplace Law

Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's source(s) of income

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Employment income from Zetron

Summary Statement

Obligation to provide a confidential report has been met and all initial reporting and compliance measures have been taken to comply with the Conflict of Interest Act.

Contact Information

Constituency Office Address

2-50 Burnside road West Victoria, British Columbia V9A 1B5

Email

stephanie.mclean@parl.gc.ca

Phone

250-244-9988