What We're Fighting For
Family-Supporting Jobs For All
For far too long, working families across Mission—Matsqui have been denied the wages, benefits, and dignity we've earned by elites that squeeze us for every dollar they can: over the last forty years, the cost of living has increased four times faster than wages...
Breaking Up The Monopolies
From seeds to fertilizer, to tractors and tillers, to food processing and the shelves it all ends up on, to your bank account, your medicine, your phone plan, corporations have concentrated control of nearly every stage of production, nearly every aspect of your life...
No More Handouts
To The Elites
While working Canadian families in Mission—Matsqui struggle to afford groceries, keep up with rent and mortgages, and access healthcare, Ottawa has been handing out billions to elites that don't need it, fossil fuel giants that gouge us at the pump...
Make You An Owner, Not A Renter
There was a time when a working Canadian could buy a home on a single income, raise a family in it, and pass it on. That time is gone, not because we lack the land, labour, or lumber to build, but because government after government handed our housing market to elites...
Keep Canada's Wealth In Canadian Hands
For far too long, government after government has handed out billions in hard-earned taxpayer dollars to corporations. Over the last thirty years, corporate subsidies have ballooned from $3.8 billion in 1994 to more than $40.8 billion in 2025. Over that same period, we lost more than...
Jobs That Are Here
Here To Stay
The Fraser Valley is one of the most productive agricultural regions on earth, and one of the most threatened. For most of the twentieth century, the federal government stood behind Canadian farmers: the Wheat Board gave them collective bargaining power...
Farmers' Rights
& Food Sovereignty
The Fraser Valley is one of the most productive agricultural regions on earth, and one of the most threatened. For most of the twentieth century, the federal government stood behind Canadian farmers: the Wheat Board gave them collective bargaining power...
A Co-operative
Commonwealth
For far too long, power has been concentrated and consolidated in the hands of a priviliged few elites. They decide what you'll pay for groceries, for rent, for your mortgage payment, they set your wages. They decide how well you get to live. And these boardroom executives...
A Healthcare System That Works For You
Since 2024, Mission Memorial has closed 22 times, nine times in 2025 alone, forcing families to drive sick kids twenty minutes to Abbotsford Regional, which has been running at 128% capacity, its hallways lined with patients waiting for care it cannot deliver...
The Security Our Seniors Deserve
Our seniors built this country, the farms, the businesses, the institutions, the communities, and they deserve to age with dignity, in the place and manner of their choosing, with the support they need to do it. Instead, one in five Canadian seniors lives at or below the poverty line today...
A Humans-First
AI Policy
The digital economy has transformed every aspect of Canadian life: how we work, how we communicate, how we access public services, and how we are governed. The terms of that transformation have been set almost entirely by a handful of elites...
Education, Skills,
& The Right To Learn
Education is the foundation of everything else we are fighting for. A renewed national industrial strategy only works if we have the engineers, electricians, welders, and pipefitters to build it. A healthcare system that covers everyone only works if we train enough doctors and nurses...
Democratic Rights
& Civil Liberties
Tommy Douglas warned us: “setting people to spy on one another is not the way to protect freedom.” He was right then, and he is right now. The right to protest, to organize, to dissent, to speak freely, are under attack, with police forces using surveillance technology...
Democracy & Electoral Reform
Today, 86% of Canadians believe corrupt backroom deals are common in Ottawa, 88% believe corruption is easy to get away with, and 91% believe business corruption is a common occurrence. Canadians have reached this consensus because the evidence is everywhere...
Sovereignty, Truth
& Reconciliation
Canada's promises to Indigenous peoples have a long history of being broken: breaking them has simply always benefited the politicians, the power brokers, and the corporations. The land was taken through treaties Ottawa never honoured, children were kidnapped...
Refugee &
Migrants’ Rights
Whether migrants are coming with their families, are planning to send the money they earn back to them, or are coming for themselves, for far too long, corporations have lobbied the federal government to trap far too many of these people in a corrupt system, used to exploit their labour...
A Just & Peaceful
Foreign Policy
Canadian foreign policy too often serves the same corporations and elites it's supposed to hold accountable, extracting resources from the Global South, arming governments that abuse human rights, and standing idly by as the International Monetary Fund and World Bank...
Women's Rights & Gender Equality
We're doing the same work as men and still taking home less for it. We're more likely to be pushed out of the workforce by caregiving, more likely to retire into poverty, and more likely to be failed by an EI system built around a full-time, uninterrupted career...
Affordable Childcare For Every Family
Thousands of working families across our riding are languishing on waitlists for $10-a-day childcare spaces that don't exist, because the workforce crisis caused by poverty wages for early childhood educators has left the system unable to expand fast enough to meet demand...
The Rights of People
With Disabilities
More than six million Canadians, one in five of us, live with a disability. For far too many og us, the systems meant to guarantee independence and equal participation instead deliver a maze: an accessibility law with no deadlines, and an appeals process that can take years...
The Advancement of 2SLGBTQIA+ Rights
Queer and trans people in Canada are facing discrimination in the exact places where it costs the most: in housing, in healthcare, and in the basic paperwork of daily life. Queer and trans youth are disproportionately pushed out of their homes...