Garnett Genuis

Epoch Times said Genuis pushed a committee motion on CCP interference with Shen Yun.

The Epoch Times reported that Genuis tabled a motion in the House heritage committee condemning alleged Chinese Communist Party interference targeting Shen Yun performances and Falun Dafa practitioners in Canada. The report said Liberal MPs opposed unanimous consent and wanted further deliberation, indicating ongoing committee disagreement.

OpenParliament profile shows recent House activity for Garnett Genuis.

OpenParliament lists Garnett Genuis as the Conservative MP for Sherwood Park—Fort Saskatchewan and provides his parliamentary profile. The page also indicates recent parliamentary activity, but it does not itself provide a news-style event item within the last seven days.

Juno News says Genuis announced a York student union cancellation on X.

Juno News reported that Genuis posted on X that a planned public discussion at York University was cancelled by the student union. The piece repeats his claim that the cancellation was part of broader attacks on free speech and describes the event as a jobs-and-unemployment discussion.

Substack newsletter from Genuis highlighted constituency and policy updates.

Garnett Genuis’s newsletter posted on Substack included updates about an NDP-Liberal government survey on MAID expansion and a meeting with Edmonton’s Sudanese community about the humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Because it is authored by Genuis, it is a direct public mention of his activities and positions rather than third-party coverage.

Garnett Genuis denied making a homophobic comment in the House of Commons

CBC reported that Conservative MP Garnett Genuis rejected accusations that he made a homophobic remark during Question Period. In the House, he said his comment was meant to illustrate that meetings do not take place in a bathtub and that it had nothing to do with sex.

Genuis called for a youth jobs plan ahead of the federal budget

CBC posted a video segment in which Genuis, identified as the Conservative employment critic, urged the government to adopt the Conservatives' four-pillar youth employment plan. The plan includes financial support for students in high-demand sectors and help for businesses providing worker housing.

A CBC video captured Genuis responding to the homophobic-comment allegation

CBC posted a video clip of Genuis addressing the allegation that he made a homophobic comment in the House. In the clip, he explains that his remark was about the absurdity of meetings occurring in a bathtub, not about sex.

Conservative MP Says Chinese Hacking Attack Targeted His Personal Email

Garnett Genuis challenged House of Commons administration claims that a China-backed hacking attempt did not impact MPs, stating the attack by APT31 targeted his personal email due to his parliamentary activities as co-chair of IPAC.

Conservative MP Says York University Student Centre Blocked Campus Discussion Event

Genuis asserted an infringement on free speech after York University Student Centre declined his request to host a public discussion forum on youth unemployment and economic challenges for young Canadians.

Experts Challenge Tory MP's Bill to Protect Political Belief in Human Rights Act

Legal experts say Garnett Genuis's bill to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act would not protect anti-vaccine mandate protesters who broke the law, as it wouldn't cover illegal activity or those with views not deemed political.

Speaker Orders MP Garnett Genuis to Withdraw 'Bathtub' Comment Praised as Homophobic by Liberals

The Speaker of the House of Commons has asked Conservative MP Garnett Genuis to retract a comment he made last week that the Liberals said was homophobic. Genuis rejected the claim that what he said was meant as a homophobic remark, arguing that he was simply criticizing the government's controversial purchase of a luxury apartment for its consul general in New York.

Tory MP Condemns Hong Kong Police Targeting Relatives of Canadian Activist Joe Tay

Garnett Genuis voiced concern over Hong Kong police detaining relatives of Canadian activist Joe Tay, calling it consistent with Chinese regime tactics to silence dissent abroad.

Genuis MP Newsletter: And That's a Wrap!

Garnett Genuis MP released a newsletter titled 'And That's a Wrap!' for his constituents in Sherwood Park—Fort Saskatchewan, offering contact information for his office and inviting feedback from the community.

Conservative MP Calls Cancellation of York University Event an Attack on Free Speech

Conservative MP Garnett Genuis accuses a York University student organization of undermining free speech after his event on jobs and youth unemployment was denied permission, though the university's student center stated the decision was not politically motivated and cited booking regulations.

MP Garnett Genuis Sounds Alarm as Unemployment Reaches 6.8%

MP Garnett Genuis highlighted that Canada's unemployment rate has increased to 6.8%, with 73,000 Canadians losing jobs in the last month, and noted a 0.5% increase in the youth unemployment rate.

Conservative MP Raises Free-Speech Concerns After York University Event Cancelled

Genuis announced on social media that an event on jobs and youth unemployment at York University was cancelled, initially blaming the students' union but later clarifying it was the York University Student Centre that denied the event due to lack of sufficient information for evaluation.

Garnett Genuis was mentioned in coverage of MPs discussing Alberta's referendum question and federal health programming.

A YouTube-hosted clip from May 26, 2026 includes MPs commenting on Alberta's referendum question and an interim federal health program, with Garnett Genuis appearing in the discussion. The available snippet suggests he was referenced in the context of federal-provincial politics and health policy, but the excerpt does not provide a full transcript or detailed quote.

A recent podcast listing identifies Garnett Genuis as host of Resuming Debate.

The Apple Podcasts listing describes Garnett Genuis as the host of Resuming Debate, linking him to ongoing public commentary and media presence. The listing itself does not indicate a specific recent episode within the last seven days, but it is a current public mention.

A new YouTube upload shows MP Genuis speaking on Bill C-260 at second reading.

A recently uploaded video titled "Speech by MP Genuis on Bill C-260 | Second Reading, First Hour of Debate" indicates public discussion of the bill in Parliament. The upload is very recent and appears to capture his remarks on the legislation.

Garnett Genuis resumes his biweekly parliamentary update newsletter as Parliament returns.

In his Substack newsletter, MP Garnett Genuis announces the resumption of updates with Parliament back in session. He highlights the unemployment rate rising to 7.1% with nearly 1.6 million unemployed individuals. The newsletter covers recent parliamentary developments.