Zoe Royer

Zoe Royer appeared at an Abbotsford news conference on retired Hercules aircraft for wildfire response.

CPAC’s archived coverage shows Royer joined Secretary of State Stephen Fuhr, Carlos Leitão, Ravi Parmar, and Wayne Coulson at an Abbotsford news conference announcing the conditional sale of 10 retired CC-130H Hercules aircraft to Coulson Aviation. The company said it plans to convert the aircraft for aerial firefighting, framing the event around wildfire response capacity in British Columbia.

Royer was listed in CPAC archive footage tied to British Columbia wildfire and press events.

CPAC’s French archive also lists Royer among participants in the same Abbotsford announcement about the retired Hercules aircraft. The archive further clusters nearby BC wildfire-related briefings, indicating Royer’s public presence in regional emergency and forestry coverage that day.

News coverage notes Royer among MPs speaking at a National Kindness Week-related press event.

A report on Liberal MPs and parliamentary reactions says Royer offered condolences during a news conference in Ottawa. The mention is brief and does not include a standalone policy announcement or detailed quotation from Royer.

Official and election listings identify Zoe Royer as the Liberal MP for Port Moody—Coquitlam.

Parliamentary and election-related profiles confirm Royer as the elected member for Port Moody—Coquitlam and provide office/contact details. These sources are background references rather than recent news or social media mentions.

Zoe Royer, Liberal MP for Port Moody—Coquitlam, elected in 2025 with 44% of the vote

Zoe Royer is the current Liberal Member of Parliament for Port Moody—Coquitlam in British Columbia, having won the 2025 federal election with 44% of the vote and unseating incumbent Bonita Zarrillo [1][12].

Zoe Royer delivers maiden speech in House of Commons

MP Zoe Royer issued a press release and publicly announced the delivery of her maiden speech in the House of Commons, marking her formal introduction to Parliament and taking questions from colleagues [2].

Zoe Royer offers condolences following mass shooting at B.C. school

B.C. Liberal MP Zoe Royer expressed sympathies at an Ottawa news conference alongside party leaders following a tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., that killed 10 people, ahead of National Kindness Week [5].

Zoe Royer issued a press release about delivering her maiden speech in the House of Commons.

Royer's official site says she delivered her maiden speech and took questions in the House of Commons. The release is an early public-facing update highlighting her first days in Parliament and is neutral in tone.

Poilievre, other leaders and MPs call on Canadians to support Tumbler Ridge, B.C. after mass shooting.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre called on Canadians to unite in support of families and community of Tumbler Ridge, B.C. after a mass shooting that left 10 people dead. Interim NDP leader Don Davies, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May and B.C. Liberal MP Zoe Royer offered condolences at a news conference in Ottawa ahead of National Kindness Week.

Liberals visit China week after high-ranking Communist Party official visited Ottawa.

Liberal MP Zoe Royer accompanied politician Gignac on the annual Canada-China Legislative Association co-chairs visit to China from March 16-20, traveling to Beijing, Hangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen. The trip occurred one week after high-ranking Chinese Communist Party official Lu Kang visited Ottawa.