Dane Lloyd

CityNews video says Poilievre appointed Dane Lloyd as referendum lead

CityNews Edmonton posted a video segment describing Poilievre’s appointment of Dane Lloyd as Alberta’s ‘Referendum Lead.’ The clip summarizes the announcement as part of the Conservatives’ response to the province’s upcoming referendum debate.

YouTube clip highlights Lloyd’s role in Alberta referendum messaging

A YouTube news clip summarized Lloyd’s new role as the party’s lead on Alberta’s referendum issue. The video description says Poilievre selected him to keep Canada united while acknowledging legitimate Alberta concerns.

Lloyd posts that Alberta’s status quo needs to change

A public Facebook post from Lloyd says that, as the referendum lead, his message is that the status quo needs to change for Alberta. The post is part of his public advocacy around the province’s referendum debate.

Lloyd criticizes Black Hawk procurement and raises espionage concerns

In a Facebook post, Lloyd said he has been raising concerns about the failed Black Hawk procurement and called on the Public Safety Minister to explain how a person later arrested on espionage charges was cleared to work at NATO headquarters. He argued the case has implications for Canada’s reputation abroad.

Lloyd’s recent parliamentary activity includes votes on Bill C-30 and a private property motion

OpenParliament shows Lloyd voted on several matters in the last few days, including Bill C-30 and an opposition motion on private property rights. These are public parliamentary mentions rather than news coverage, but they show his recent activity in the House.

Poilievre names Dane Lloyd as Alberta referendum lead

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre appointed MP Dane Lloyd as the Conservative Party’s point person on Alberta’s upcoming referendum. The role was described as balancing unity with recognition of Albertans’ concerns.

Conservative Party taps Dane Lloyd to lead Alberta referendum file

CBC video coverage reported that Lloyd was named the party’s lead on the Alberta referendum. The announcement framed Lloyd as the Conservatives’ key contact on the issue.

Global News reports Dane Lloyd named Alberta 'referendum lead'

Global News reported that Pierre Poilievre named Dane Lloyd as the Conservative Party’s Alberta referendum lead. The coverage noted that Alberta is expected to vote on whether to hold a future separation referendum.

CTV interview highlights Lloyd on his new referendum role

CTV published an interview segment about Dane Lloyd’s new role as Alberta referendum lead. The segment centered on his comments that 'Canada is an inheritance' and discussed his responsibilities in the file.

Unpublished.ca posts notice on Lloyd's referendum appointment

An unpublished.ca news feed item noted that Poilievre named Dane Lloyd as Alberta’s 'referendum lead.' The item is a brief syndication-style notice with no additional reporting detail.

Conservative MP Dane Lloyd appointed as 'Referendum Lead' for Alberta amid separation vote talks

Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre appointed MP Dane Lloyd as the 'Referendum Lead for Alberta' to help the party argue for a united Canada ahead of a fall separation vote in Alberta. Lloyd will work with Poilievre and the Conservative Alberta caucus to listen to Albertans and lead efforts to keep Canada united through hope and real change.

Dane Lloyd re-elected as MP for Parkland, Alberta in 2025 federal election

Dane Lloyd, the Conservative Member of Parliament for Parkland, Alberta, was successfully re-elected in the April 2025 federal election, continuing his tenure as one of the most trusted Conservative MPs in Canada.

Dane Lloyd appointed National Security Advisor to Prime Minister Pierre Poilievre

MP Dane Lloyd was appointed as National Security Advisor to Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, marking a significant expansion of his role within the party while he continues to serve his constituents in Parkland.

Conservative MP Dane Lloyd questions Public Safety Minister on low compliance with prohibited firearms declaration at Parliament hearing.

Dane Lloyd highlighted that only 2.5% of estimated 2 million affected firearms have been declared, with 98% of owners non-compliant as the deadline approaches. Minister Anandasangaree stated RCMP and agencies will collect firearms starting March 31 using additional resources including off-duty and retired officers. Lloyd expressed concern over diverting understaffed police from crime-fighting to door-to-door confiscations amid rising crime rates.[1]