Let’s talk economics — supply and demand. When demand outpaces supply, prices go up. But when we support Canadian-made products, when we buy local and build local, we’re not just helping our neighbours — we’re boosting supply chains, creating jobs, and putting downward pressure on prices. We’re starting to see it already: heating costs are easing, fuel prices are dipping, and the cost of essentials is stabilizing. 

Now’s the time to throw old habits and shopping patterns out the window. Do the research. Find out who’s growing, building, making and supplying right here at home. Support your local grocers, butchers, farmers, builders and craftspeople. When we choose Canadian, we strengthen our economy— and when our supply surpasses demand, we lower prices and create surpluses we can sell to the world. 

In just the past month, Mark Carney has taken bold, tangible action to give Canadians real relief: 

✅ Cancelled the Consumer Carbon Tax, bringing down fuel prices.
✅ Cut taxes for the middle class, putting more money in your pocket.
✅ Committed to building 500,000 affordable homes per year — for the next 10 years.
✅ Expanded the national dental plan, helping more people access the care they need.
✅ Extended Old Age Security benefits, giving seniors more breathing room.
✅ Defended Canada against unjust U.S. tariffs, and committed to returning those tariff dollars to the hardest-hit industries.
✅ Promised full funding for trades training, empowering a new generation of workers.
✅ Laid the foundation for an economy built to last — focused on energy, innovation, and opportunity.
✅ Released a fully costed Recovery Plan — for the next 4 years, the liberals will invest in capital energy and housing projects, and balance the operational budget within 4 years. 

This is how we build our economy stronger, this is how we build Canada Stronger.

That’s leadership. That’s progress. That’s a Canada worth fighting for, and fight we must. 

But There’s more we can do. There’s more we must do. 

Creating jobs means investing in industry, in opportunity, and in our people. We need to rise to the challenge— to pull up our socks, roll up our sleeves, and get to work. Because when Canada thrives, our community thrives. When we grow our economy, we grow prosperity — right here in Northern BC. 

My commitment is clear:

 I will never stop fighting for Cariboo–Prince George. I will never stop thinking of new ways to build our community — bigger, better, and stronger. I will never stop seeking opportunities to attract investment, create jobs, and bring prosperity to the place we proudly call home. 

Let’s work together to lower costs, build smarter, support local, and strengthen Canada — from the North, outward. 

Let’s get it done.