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Michael Ma

Liberal

ConstituencyMarkham—UnionvilleProvinceONTitleMP
Not Pension Eligible

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Top Donors

Political contributions received

DateDonorAmount
2025-04-15Michael Ma$3531.00
2025-04-28 Contributions Of $200 Or Less/Contributions De 200 $ Ou Moins$2475.00
2025-04-15Ellen Kwong$1615.00
2025-04-15Tiffany Kwong$1605.00
2025-04-22Anthony Kwong Kwong$1605.00
2025-04-15Anna Ma$1605.00
2025-04-15Aaron Ma$1605.00
2025-04-11Andrea Ma$1605.00
2025-04-06Wen Hao Li$1595.00
2025-04-15Shuigen Zheng$1000.00

Government Contracts

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

OrganizationContractsTotal Value
IBM Canada Ltd.29$15,054,992.00
ALGONQUIN COLLEGE10$3,167,657.23
Toyota Canada Inc.21$1,821,728.29
HONDA CANADA INC.12$835,374.26
Tesla Motors Canada ULC6$401,969.99
Simon Fraser University4$101,287.18
York University2$37,544.25

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Recent Mentions

Updated 2026-07-12

Recent news, social media, and press mentions

reddit2026-07-09

Reddit users discuss secret Liberal deal to flip MP Michael Ma, calling it a major blow to Conservatives

A Reddit post in the CanadaPolitics subreddit highlights a report by Lilley that the Liberal Party secured Michael Ma's switch through a secret deal, intensifying pressure on the opposition [2]. The discussion features 235 votes and 127 comments, with users expressing concern over the political implications of Ma's departure from the Conservatives [2].

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news2026-07-09

Conservative MP Michael Ma crosses floor to join Canada's Liberals, securing near-majority for Carney government

Ontario MP Michael Ma announced his decision to switch from the Conservative Party to Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party on Thursday evening, stating it is 'time for unity and decisive action' [1]. The move leaves the Liberal government one seat short of a majority and draws sharp criticism from Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, who accused Ma of betraying his constituents [1][2].

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news2026-07-11

China praises Michael Ma's forced labour doubts while Carney government gains near-majority

Yahoo News reports that China has praised Michael Ma's questioning of forced labour allegations, while Prime Minister Mark Carney raises Ma's hand in recognition of his cross-floor move to the Liberals [9]. The article highlights the international reaction to Ma's parliamentary inquiry alongside the domestic political impact of his party switch [9].

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news2026-07-11

Facebook user alleges Chinese government influence in Michael Ma's decision to leave Conservatives

A Facebook post in a group discussing Alberta independence claims that Michael Ma's decision to leave the Conservatives involved Chinese government influence and questions the 'payoff' for the switch [8]. The comment reflects skepticism and speculation about foreign interference in Ma's political move [8].

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news2026-07-11

Michael Ma says his 'principles have not changed' after crossing floor from Conservatives to Liberals

In a YouTube video, Liberal MP Michael Ma asserts that his constituents are 'better served' by his decision to cross the floor from the Conservative Party, emphasizing that his core principles remain unchanged [5]. The statement aims to reassure supporters following his controversial party switch [5].

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news2026-07-11

Instagram post highlights Michael Ma now sitting front row beside Mark Carney after crossing floor

An Instagram post notes that Michael Ma, previously elected as a Conservative, has crossed to the Liberals and is now seated in the front row beside Prime Minister Mark Carney [6]. The post frames the move as a significant political shift for the Markham–Unionville representative [6].

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news2025-06-13

Michael Ma departs Conservative caucus to join Liberal Party in Ontario.

Ontario Member of Parliament Michael Ma announced his departure from the Conservative caucus to join the Liberal Party, citing discussions with constituents in Markham-Unionville. The move brings the Liberals one seat closer in the region.

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other2025-06-10

Social media posts highlight backlash over Michael Ma's floor cross and China inquiry.

Online posts from conservative MPs describe the situation as shocking, particularly regarding Ma's comments on forced labour in China and his recent switch to the Liberal Party. Prime Minister Carney is noted as defending Ma's actions.

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news2025-06-12

Carney defends Michael Ma over comments on Chinese forced labour inquiry.

Prime Minister Mark Carney praised Michael Ma after the MP apologized for dismissive comments regarding forced labour in China during a parliamentary committee meeting. The controversy arose from Ma's questioning of an expert about conditions in Shenzhen.

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news2025-06-09

Michael Ma linked to pro-Beijing network amid political controversy.

Reports indicate Michael Ma has been linked to travel to Beijing with community leaders, raising questions about his ties during a sealed inquiry into China's interference in Canadian politics.

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other2025-12-11

A report alleged Michael Ma had ties to controversial Chinese community figures.

The Bureau reported that Ma met with controversial Chinese community leaders and raised concerns about proximity to Beijing-linked networks. The piece framed the meetings as potentially politically sensitive.

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news2025-12-11

Michael Ma crossed the aisle to join the Liberals, citing unity and decisive action.

The Liberal Party posted a statement from Michael Ma saying he decided to join the party because it is "time for unity and decisive action." The move was reported as a significant political shift for the Markham MP.

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news2026-05-18

Carney resisted calls to remove Michael Ma after his apology over forced labour comments.

Another video report covered Carney's decision to defend Michael Ma following an apology for comments viewed as dismissive of forced labour in China. The report framed the controversy as a test of Liberal discipline and messaging on foreign affairs.

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other2026-05-24

Michael Ma's official House of Commons profile is publicly available.

The House of Commons member page provides Michael Ma's official parliamentary profile and related public information. It is a public mention rather than a news item or social post, and can be used to verify his current status as an MP.

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news2026-03-30

Michael Ma has recognized the seriousness of his perceived dismissal of forced labour, Carney says.

Global News reported that Prime Minister Mark Carney said Michael Ma had recognized the seriousness of comments that appeared to dismiss forced labour allegations tied to China. The report centers on the political backlash Ma faced after his remarks at committee and Carney's response to the controversy.

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news2026-05-08

Liberal MP Michael Ma apologizes following comments on forced labour in China.

MP Michael Ma's comments on forced labour prompted discussion from experts including Vina Nadjibulla of the Asia Pacific Foundation and former Canadian ambassador Guy St.-Jacques. The exchange raised concerns about Ma's apparent skepticism regarding reports of forced labour in Xinjiang.

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news2026-05-08

Liberal MP Michael Ma sorry after confusion over remarks on forced labour in China.

MP Michael Ma, who recently switched from the Conservatives to the Liberals, apologized after appearing to cast doubt on reports of human rights abuses in China. The apology came following scrutiny from colleagues and public backlash over his parliamentary committee remarks.

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news2026-03-27

Liberal MP Michael Ma issues apology following backlash for questioning forced labour allegations in China.

MP Michael Ma apologized after his committee questioning of an expert on whether she had personally seen forced labour was seen as dismissive. He emphasized his inquiry was about Shenzhen manufacturing, not Xinjiang abuses. Conservatives expressed outrage, and one apologized on his behalf, leading to further exchanges.

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other2026-03-27

Front Bench panel debates consequences for MP Michael Ma's comments questioning forced labour in China.

Panel discusses PM Mark Carney's response to MP Michael Ma's controversial remarks where he interrogated an expert on eyewitness accounts of forced labour. Ma, who crossed from Conservatives to Liberals, has apologized. PM noted such practices occur worldwide before conceding on China.

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news2026-03-27

Floor-crossing Liberal MP Michael Ma apologizes after facing backlash over comments on forced labour in China.

Liberal MP Michael Ma, who defected from the Conservatives, faced backlash for remarks during a parliamentary committee hearing that appeared to doubt human rights abuses and forced labour in China. He apologized, clarifying his questions referred to auto manufacturing in Shenzhen, not Xinjiang. The controversy spilled into question period and drew responses from party leaders.

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Public Disclosures

Financial and ethics disclosures filed with the registry

Assets

Shares of Toronto Dominion Bank

units of iShares Core S&P 500 Index exchange traded funds (ETF)

Joint ownership with spouse of a residential rental unit located in Toronto, Ontario

Joint ownership with spouse of a residential rental unit located in North York, Ontario

Liabilities

Five mortgages with the Royal Bank of Canada, joint with spouse

Vehicle loan with the Royal Bank of Canada

Other Sources of Income

Last 12 months:

Rental income, joint with spouse

Next 12 months:

Rental income, joint with spouse.

Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's activities

President, Managing Director, Chief Administrative Officer, and Chief Financial Officer of Masons Advisory Services Inc, located in Toronto, Ontario.

Spouse's/Common-Law Partner's investment in private corporations

Controlling interest in Masons Advisory Services Inc., a corporation that provides IT consulting services, located in Toronto, Ontario.

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

Past 12 months:

Employment income from Masons Advisory Services Inc.

Next 12 months:

Employment income from Masons Advisory Services Inc.

Contact Information

Constituency Office Address

907-3601 Highway 7 East Markham, Ontario L3R 0M3

Email

michael.ma@parl.gc.ca

Phone

905-470-1345