Sandra Cobena

Cobena joins Conservative shadow cabinet as Treasury Board critic

Newmarket Today reports that Sandra Cobena was appointed to the Conservative shadow cabinet on June 30, with responsibility for scrutinizing the Treasury Board and the King’s Privy Council. The article frames her role around accountability for federal spending and government operations.

Facebook post says Cobena helped secure limits on controversial BIA clause

A Facebook post attributed to Cobena presents her as helping force changes to a Budget Implementation Act provision described as giving cabinet ministers sweeping exemption powers. The post emphasizes transparency, parliamentary oversight, and limits on ministerial authority.

Cobena comments on GDP slowdown and PM Carney’s India trip

A video clip shows Conservative MP Sandra Cobena commenting on Statistics Canada’s report that Canada’s GDP shrank 0.6% in the fourth quarter. The item frames her remarks in the context of wider political discussion about the economy and the prime minister’s travel abroad.

Cobena presses for tougher response after Upper Canada Mall robberies

A local news report says Cobena raised public-safety concerns after two smash-and-grab robberies at Newmarket’s Upper Canada Mall. She criticized the federal Bail and Sentencing Reform Act, arguing it does not go far enough to address crime.

New Conservative MP's first bill aims to protect homeowners but critics call it political theatre

Ontario MP Sandra Cobena introduced the Stand on Guard Act, a bill to change the Criminal Code so that using force against an unlawful intruder is presumed justified, sparking debate over self-defence rights and concerns about American-style gun laws.

Conservatives introduce bill to create self-defence law for home invasions

Sandra Cobena introduced a private member's bill to change Section 34 of the Criminal Code, presuming force against illegal intruders is justified, though the government argues Canadians already have self-defence rights.

Celebration of MP Sandra Cobena's Success in Amending the 'Powers of a King' Clause

A Facebook post from colleague MP Arnold Viersen (via MParnoldviersen) highlights Sandra Cobena's critical role in forcing the Liberal government to retract a law granting cabinet ministers exemption powers, securing amendments that enforce transparency and parliamentary oversight.

Sandra Cobena’s post says she helped secure limits on a controversial clause.

A Facebook video post titled "The moment MP Cobena secured limits on controversial ‘powers of a king’ clause" presents her as having pushed for limits on a disputed provision. The post is framed as political advocacy and appears to relate to Canadian politics and parliamentary debate. The available snippet does not provide the underlying bill text or full context.

Sandra Cobena’s Facebook page highlights opposition to Liberal censorship bill C-9.

A public Facebook page for Sandra Cobena states that she and Conservative colleagues stood with Canadians on Parliament Hill to oppose Liberal censorship bill C-9. The post is a direct political statement and does not include a detailed policy explanation in the snippet. It is best categorized as a recent public mention tied to legislation and statements.

Sandra Cobena is mentioned in a post about economic weakness and recession concerns.

An Instagram reel snippet quotes remarks attributing concern to Sandra Cobena about weakening economic growth and recession conditions in Canada. The post suggests criticism of the Finance Minister and broader fiscal management. The snippet is short, so only the general economic theme is clear.

Sandra Cobena’s first speech is promoted as holding government to account.

An Instagram reel says she delivered her first speech in response to the Speech from the Throne and asked, "where is the urgency to meet this moment". The message presents her as taking an accountability-focused stance toward government action. The post is political in tone and centered on parliamentary statements.