Matt Strauss

Parliament records show Matt Strauss participated in votes on Bill C-9, Bill C-267, and Bill C-30.

The House of Commons member page lists Matt Strauss’s recorded votes on June 17 and June 18, 2026, including opposition votes on Bill C-9 and Bill C-267 and a vote on Bill C-30. This is a public parliamentary mention rather than a news report, and it shows his activity in the chamber during the period covered.

OpenParliament shows Matt Strauss voting activity in recent Commons proceedings.

OpenParliament’s profile for Matt Strauss records recent votes in the House of Commons, including multiple votes on Bill C-30 and other chamber business. The page is a public parliamentary tracking source and indicates continued activity in the last seven days of the available record.

Video post highlights Matt Strauss criticizing federal health-tech spending in the House.

A YouTube post excerpt describes Strauss arguing that federal health technology and AI spending is being wasted on lobbying firms instead of building hospitals. The clip frames his remarks as an attack on government priorities and presents him as pressing for accountability on spending.

Juno News interview quotes Strauss on Question Period, trade policy, and health-program spending.

Juno News says Strauss discussed the tone of Question Period, Mark Carney’s trade comments, and concerns about the federal health program for asylum claimants. The piece emphasizes his criticism of rising program costs and of government fiscal management.

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Conservative MP Matt Strauss calls PrescribeIT a total failure wasting $250M

Strauss confronted the government on March 26, 2026, about the PrescribeIT project, stating it lacked doctor and pharmacy uptake needed for self-sustainability before funding was ended.

Conservative MP Matt Strauss calls COVID mandates 'full communism'

Strauss told the Commons that COVID mandates were 'full communism,' continuing his long-standing opposition to lockdowns and pandemic policies he argues are ineffective.

Interview with Dr. Matt Strauss on campaign success and office priorities

In an interview, Strauss discussed his successful 2025 campaign, priorities in office, and views on health care, public safety, and challenges facing Canadians.

Conservative MP Matt Strauss demands answers on $300M PrescribeIT fiasco

Conservative MP Matt Strauss criticized the Health Minister for a major contradiction regarding a failed $300 million PrescribeIT project, accusing the government of not telling the truth.

Matt Strauss speaks on government's failure to table a budget and concerns with Bill C-3

In an Instagram reel, Matt Strauss discussed the government's failure to present a budget, the growing deficit, and his deep concerns with Bill C-3, stating he does not like where the country is headed.

MD & CPC MP Matt Strauss calls for Prime Minister to address nation in crisis

Reddit user quoted MP Matt Strauss stating that Canada is in crisis and Canadians deserve to hear directly from the Prime Minister rather than AI-generated responses.

Conservative MP Matt Strauss criticizes Liberals' governance in House of Commons speech.

Physician and Conservative MP Matt Strauss condemned the Liberals for attempting to fix societal problems through central planning. He highlighted issues in emergency rooms where patients are treated poorly without recourse. Strauss also criticized pandemic measures including lockdowns that disrupted family events and border closures.

Matt Strauss delivers maiden speech in Canada's House of Commons.

MP Matt Strauss expresses gratitude to constituents in Kitchener South Hespler for the opportunity to give his first speech. He criticizes treatment in emergency rooms, referencing personal experience with his wife. The speech denounces Liberal pandemic policies like lockdowns, border closures, and excessive spending of $600 billion.