Tamara Kronis

Tamara Kronis posts about attending Ladysmith Days and serving pancakes with Mayor Beeston and the Rotarians

Kronis said she enjoyed a community pancake breakfast with Mayor Beeston and the Rotarians, then spent time at Transfer Beach for Ladysmith Days. Her post emphasized local community activities, free entertainment, and encouraging residents to attend.

Tamara Kronis was appointed to Conservative shadow roles focused on supply chains and food affordability.

Local reporting says Kronis was named by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre as shadow minister for supply chains and chair of a newly formed Food Affordability Task Force. The piece says she framed the roles around making food more affordable for residents in her riding and across Canada.

Leaked convention messages said Kronis opposed a party policy on the federal conversion therapy ban.

A Western Standard report claims leaked messages showed Kronis voted against a Conservative policy proposal opposing the federal conversion therapy ban because she wanted to avoid divisive messaging and shift media attention elsewhere. The article says she argued the party should not adopt a policy that divides Canadians, while the proposal ultimately failed to secure a double majority.

Tamara Kronis makes another bid for Nanaimo–Ladysmith seat

Conservative candidate Tamara Kronis is running for election again, seeking to reverse a narrow 2021 defeat into victory in the April 28, 2025 federal election.

Conservative MP rejected party policy against 'conversion therapy' ban, to draw headlines away from Poilievre's 'success'

Leaked messages reveal that Conservative Party MP Tamara Kronis voted against a party policy to reject the federal 'conversion therapy' ban at the CPC convention, because she wanted to shift media focus away from Pierre Poilievre's 'success' at the convention.

Is Canada’s new space program just 'magic and illusion'? | MP Tamara Kronis slams Bill C-28

Conservative MP Tamara Kronis questions if the government's ambitious space program is more about 'magic and illusion' than a solid legislative framework, breaking down the 'galactic ambitions' of Bill C-28 versus the reality of a 10-page document lacking essential detail.

Kronis wins Nanaimo-Ladysmith for Conservatives

Tamara Kronis with the Conservative Party will be serving as the Member of Parliament for Nanaimo-Ladysmith, beating out Michelle Corfield (Liberals), Lisa Marie Barron (NDP), Paul Manly (Green), and Stephen Welton (PPC).

Nanaimo-Ladysmith elects Conservative MP, Canada votes for Liberal government

Voters of Nanaimo-Ladysmith have elected a Conservative MP to sit in the House of Commons in a federal Liberal government, with Tamara Kronis of the Conservative Party of Canada in the lead with approximately 35 per cent of the vote.

Lawyer, goldsmith, mom brings work ethic to new job as Island MP

Two weeks after winning the Nanaimo-Ladysmith riding — and fresh from a trip to Ottawa to learn some of the parliamentary protocols, Tamara Kronis is working across party lines to tackle some of the major issues in her Vancouver Island communities.

Conservative Tamara Kronis becomes MP-elect for Nanaimo-Ladysmith

Conservative candidate Tamara Kronis is the MP-elect for the Nanaimo-Ladysmith riding, leaving the NDP Incumbent Lisa Marie Baron far behind in the polls.

Conservatives flip Nanaimo-Ladysmith, Liberals surprise as runners up

Tamara Kronis will be the next MP of Nanaimo-Ladysmith after beating Liberal Michelle Corfield, Green Paul Manly and incumbent NDP Lisa Marie Barron, heading to Ottawa after narrowly missing out on victory in 2021 by less than 1,200 votes.

Ladysmith MP reflects on 2025, looks to year ahead - Cowichan Valley Citizen

Returning to Ottawa for the federal sitting on Jan. 12, will be Tamara Kronis, who was elected as the Member of Parliament for Nanaimo/Ladysmith in the federal election on April 28, 2025, running for the Conservative Party.

Tamara Kronis Appointed Shadow Minister for Supply Chain Issues and Chair of Food Affordability Task Force

Tamara Kronis, MP, was appointed as Shadow Minister for Supply Chain Issues and Chair of the Food Affordability Task Force, marking a significant role in her parliamentary duties[5]. The Instagram post highlights her new responsibilities and leadership in addressing food affordability.

Conservative MP Tamara Kronis Spoke Against Bill C-233 Using False Claims

During the debate of the No More Loopholes Act (Bill C-233), Conservative MP Tamara Kronis spoke against the bill, using false claims to argue against it[9]. The post was made by CJPME on Facebook, highlighting concerns about her statements during the parliamentary debate.

Tamara Kronis says her campaign is focused on affordability, safety, and Canadian independence.

In a local campaign article, Conservative candidate Tamara Kronis said she is running to make life more affordable, improve community safety, and keep Canada strong and independent. She criticized the Liberals and NDP over housing costs, taxes, and investment leaving Canada for the U.S.

Tamara Kronis wins Nanaimo-Ladysmith and joins Parliament as a new MP.

Coverage reported that Conservative Tamara Kronis was elected in the Vancouver Island riding of Nanaimo-Ladysmith in the federal election. She defeated Liberal Michelle Corfield by about 5,500 votes, becoming one of the Jewish members of the new Parliament.

Tamara Kronis is preparing to take her seat in Parliament for the first time.

A video interview highlighted Kronis as a rookie MP getting ready to head to Parliament. In the discussion, she pointed to the opioid crisis and mental health and addictions as priorities for her work.

MP Tamara Kronis speaks on Indigenous Affairs in House of Commons.

Kronis raised concerns about homeowner anxiety and builder hesitation to invest in British Columbia related to Indigenous Affairs matters. She highlighted challenges facing her constituents in the housing sector.

MPs reject bill to close arms export loophole despite some Liberal support.

Conservative MP Tamara Kronis argued that existing arms export rules could be tightened without the risks posed by Bill C-233. She advocated for improving transparency and strengthening oversight within the current framework rather than overhauling regulations.

MP Tamara Kronis speaks at Public Safety committee on Canada Border Services Agency.

Kronis participated in Public Safety committee discussions regarding the role of CBSA in the H2O Highway, raising questions about border security matters relevant to her riding.