Ernie Klassen
- Political Experience
- City councillor in White Rock, elected 2022; elected to Parliament in 2025
- Notable
- Openly gay; previously the president of the White Rock Pride Society
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Mr. Speaker, I would like to recognize a local business' significant milestone. On November 1, Forte Workplace Law marked its 10th anniversary in business. It has maintained a strong focus on the community while building a reputation that extends well beyond South Surrey. The firm has consistently supported local organizations while giving back through volunteer work in the community. It has
Mr. Speaker, I recognize an important Canadian naval heritage initiative marking the 25th anniversary of Operation Apollo and the events of September 11, 2001. Vancouver Vancouver A new project mapping Canada's naval response to 9/11 in the Middle East, HMCS's mission for Operation Apollo, will digitally preserve and share a critical chapter of our nation's military history. Supported by
Mr. Speaker, it is interesting that the Conservatives have a member from Alberta asking questions about the fisheries in Atlanta Canada. The member is trying to spin a single project from 2024 that was not even for employment. It was for crab processing equipment. I am sure the member has no idea how the fishery works, but the Atlantic fisheries fund has funded more than 1,300 projects in
Mr. Speaker, Madame Carney is an expert in climate policy, and we thank her for stepping forward as Canada's ocean envoy. The Conservatives are trying to score cheap political points, but we are focused on the work. Our Liberal government will protect Canada's oceans and build our coastal economy.
minister Mr. Speaker, therecently announced the renewed Atlantic fisheries fund with her provincial counterparts. This new fund will provide $300 million over five years to our fishing sector to spur innovation, enhance infrastructure, build on science and develop new markets. We are providing harvesters with the tools they need to grow the sector and create market diversity during these
minister Mr. Speaker, therecently announced the renewed Atlantic fisheries fund with her provincial counterparts. This new fund will provide $300 million over five years to our fishing sector to spur innovation, enhance infrastructure, build on science and develop new markets. Our government is here to build, and that includes strong fisheries and coastal communities.
Mr. Speaker, on October 25, Canadians and people around the world celebrated International Artist Day. Founded by White Rock artist Chris MacClure, the day recognizes artists and the work they do. October 25 was chosen because it is the birthday of Pablo Picasso, one of the most influential artists of the modern era. Artists often spend years developing their craft, yet the focus is usually on
Mr. Speaker, today marks the beginning of Small Business Week, a time to recognize the entrepreneurs whose hard work and determination drive Canada's economy and strengthen communities across the country. As a former business owner, I know that running a business is also about giving back to the community. For eight years, I served as president of the White Rock Business Improvement Association,