Rachael Thomas

Rachael Thomas launched her re-election campaign in Lethbridge.

A YouTube report says the incumbent Lethbridge MP launched her re-election campaign at an event in Lethbridge. The video notes she is seeking a fourth term and will face multiple challengers in the riding.

Rachael Thomas's parliamentary profile shows recent House activity and committee roles.

The House of Commons profile lists Thomas as the Conservative MP for Lethbridge and shows recent work in the current session. It also identifies her committee roles, including vice-chair on the Canadian Heritage committee.

Rachael Thomas voted Yes on Bill S-211 respecting a national framework on sports betting advertising.

Conservative MP Rachael Thomas for Lethbridge voted Yes on Vote #100 on Bill S-211 three days ago. She also voted No on several other bills including Bill C-238 on restitution orders and Bill C-226 on food price transparency. These votes occurred this week in Parliament.[2]

Alberta MP Thomas says Carney policies, including carbon tax, hurting business.

Conservative Lethbridge MP Rachael Thomas commented on the closure of a vegetable processing facility in Lethbridge that will result in 70 job losses in June. Thomas attributed the closure to PM Mark Carney's industrial carbon tax policies, stating they continue to hurt Canadian businesses and regional farmers.

MP Rachael Thomas prioritizes Alberta's interests, affordability, and safer streets as Parliament resumes.

Following summer consultations including pancake breakfasts and kitchen-table conversations, MP Thomas outlined her priorities as Parliament resumes: being Alberta's voice, fighting for affordability, and tackling crime. She emphasized that Albertans feel ignored by Ottawa despite supplying the country with energy, food, and innovation.