Fraser Tolmie
- Education
- Degree in War Studies/Strategic Thought and Conflict Resolution, King’s College London
- Career
- Officer with the Royal Canadian Air Force
- Political Experience
- City councillor of Moose Jaw 2009-2012, mayor of Moose Jaw 2016-2021, elected to Parliament in 2021
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Business & Financial Interests
Before entering federal politics, Fraser Tolmie served as the Mayor of Moose Jaw from 2016 to 2021. His earlier career included work as a business development officer for a local credit union. He also reportedly has a background in broadcasting. Tolmie is also a veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces, where he served as a corporal. Public records from the Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner do not indicate any significant publicly declared assets or business interests beyond what is typical for a Member of Parliament.
Public Controversies
During his time as Mayor of Moose Jaw, Fraser Tolmie faced a public controversy in 2020. Some city councillors criticized his handling of a report from the city's integrity commissioner regarding a code of conduct complaint against another councillor. This led to a motion calling for Tolmie's resignation. The motion, however, was defeated in a city council vote. Tolmie defended his actions, stating he was following proper procedure. The incident received local media coverage and highlighted divisions on the city council at the time.
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Fraser Tolmie won with 32,991 votes (71.9%)
Total votes cast: 45,879
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Mr. Speaker, well, the question comes up. Is that never? We never got an answer. Why not answer now? Why do you not answer right now? Are you keeping the Snowbirds flying? Canadians from coast to coast to coast have been inspired by the Snowbirds, an incredible symbol of strength and sovereignty. Now, more than ever, we need them. On what date will the iconic Snowbirds return to the Canadian
minister Mr. Speaker, CTV has confirmed from two sources that the Snowbirds are not scheduled for their 2027 shows. For generations, the Snowbirds have been inspiring and uniting Canadians. Thesaid Canadians will enjoy the Snowbirds “for generations to come”, but how many generations will it take to revive the iconic Snowbirds after the Liberals cancel them? How many generations will miss out
Mr. Speaker, jet noise is the sound of freedom, not white noise. Canadians want to be inspired by other Canadians. Do members know how we got the second female Snowbird pilot? It is because a flame was planted in her heart at the age of 12 when she saw the first female Snowbird pilot. Why are the Liberals hiding the fact that they plan to cancel the Snowbirds after the season, and why will they
Minister of National Defence Mr. Speaker, air show organizers across North America are quietly being told that this is the final season of the iconic Snowbirds. I wrote thealmost six months ago, asking about the future of the Snowbirds. There was no reply. Senator Batters did the same in the Senate. Crickets. Tomorrow is the Snowbirds “acceptance show” in Comox. Why will the Liberals not come
Mr. Speaker, I went to Moose Jaw the way a lot of people do, through the Royal Canadian Air Force, and I decided to plant my roots and build my life in that community. The men and women I served alongside understood something fundamental: Discipline, sacrifice and excellence are not words on a page, but daily choices. Today, we welcome the Royal Canadian Air Force to Parliament Hill for Air
Mr. Speaker, the answer is yes. Yes, absolutely, we need to go through this with a fine-tooth comb. My colleagues have already done the heavy lifting. They have already come forward with recommendations that are being ignored, and that is how the victims feel. They feel ignored. That is what the Liberal government is doing to them: ignoring their pleas and the challenges they have faced. It is
Mr. Speaker, it comes down to victims' having the choice. They need to feel safe. They feel betrayed. They want to have options, because they want to be heard. This is what I am saying: The Liberal government is ignoring and shutting them out, and they have already been traumatized. We have seen that time and time again, not only in the defence committee but also in the veterans affairs
Mr. Speaker, I was actually going to ask my colleague a question there. I did my officer training in her riding of Saint-Jean. It is a beloved area in my life. Some of that I wanted to forget, because of the gruelling training, but I do appreciate my colleague's speech, her passion for our military and her passion for Quebec. Je me souviens The motto of la belle province isor I remember. I