Judy A. Sgro

Sgro voted on a key committee report in the House of Commons

Parliamentary vote records show Judy A. Sgro cast a Nay vote on the eighth report of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts. The result was a tie, with 164 yeas and 164 nays, indicating she participated in active House business during the period covered by the available records.

Sgro published an opinion piece on diversifying Canada’s trade partners

The Hill Times published an opinion piece by Judy Sgro arguing that diversifying Canada’s trade partners is a practical shift in how the country produces, moves, and sells goods and services. The piece also emphasized that Indigenous Peoples should share in the opportunity created by that diversification.

Sgro was cited in reporting on support for Jimmy Lai

A news mention in The Globe and Mail, surfaced through a recent-mentions index, says Sgro has been advocating for Jimmy Lai’s honorary Canadian citizenship and condemned his sentencing. The mention frames her as taking a pro-democracy stance, but the topic is politically sensitive and likely to draw mixed reactions.

NCR Iran says Judy Sgro condemned the Iranian regime at a Free Iran summit

NCR Iran reported that Judy Sgro spoke at the Free Iran 2026 World Summit and strongly condemned the Iranian regime's crackdown and human rights abuses. The post portrays her remarks as support for democratic transition in Iran.

Judy Sgro says MPs will visit Taiwan despite Beijing’s warning.

A Canadian Press report carried by CityNews says Judy Sgro, chair of the Canada-Taiwan Parliamentary Friendship Group, said Liberal and Conservative MPs would travel to Taiwan in October. The piece frames the trip as a response to China’s criticism of such visits.

Judy Sgro backs an October Taiwan visit amid Beijing tensions.

The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada reports that Sgro planned to travel to Taiwan with MPs from multiple parties, despite Beijing’s objections. The item focuses on the diplomatic implications of the delegation rather than on any domestic policy issue.

Security advice cited for Taiwan delegation that includes Judy Sgro.

The Globe and Mail says Canadian security officials advised Sgro to avoid bringing personal electronics on an upcoming Taiwan delegation and instead use a temporary burner phone. The report links the advice to heightened security concerns surrounding the trip.

News roundup notes Judy Sgro’s planned Taiwan trip.

A Yahoo News roundup repeats that Sgro said MPs from Liberal and Conservative caucuses will travel to Taiwan in the fall despite Chinese criticism. The mention is brief and secondary within a broader news digest.

Liberal MP Judy Sgro to lead delegation to Taiwan despite China sanctions on New Zealand lawmakers

MP Judy Sgro affirmed her plan to lead a group of MPs to Taiwan in October, despite China's recent sanctions against New Zealand lawmakers who visited the self-governing region.

Canadian MP Judy Sgro champions democratic transition in Iran at Free Iran 2026 World Summit

Speaking at the Free Iran 2026 World Summit, Sgro condemned the Iranian regime's brutal crackdown following January 2026 uprisings and urged global support for the NCRI's provisional government.