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Conservative

Mike Dawson

ConservativeMiramichi—Grand LakeNew Brunswick
175Votes Cast
20Speeches
0Bills Sponsored
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2025 Election Results — Miramichi—Grand Lake
Mike Dawson(Conservative)18,421 (48.2%)
Lisa Harris(Liberal)18,037 (47.1%)
Josh Floyd(NDP-New Democratic Party)968 (2.5%)
Matthew Ian Clark(Green Party)831 (2.2%)

Total votes cast: 38,257

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Recent Activity
Nov 4, 2026
InterjectionBudget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2

Mr. Speaker, the member wants to know why we oppose this agency. He should look at the Liberal record. Fighter jets took decades and are still not settled. The Snowbirds are grounded until the 2030s. Canada is known for a lot of things. We are not known for success in Liberal defence procurement. The Defence Investment Agency has been operating for over a year, with signing ceremonies and

Nov 4, 2026
InterjectionBudget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2

Mr. Speaker, the member opposite asked about accountability. Let us talk about accountability and what this bill would do. It would hand an unnamed minister the power to sole-source almost anything tied to defence and national security, 13 different reasons to skip a competition and the ability to exclude a bidder on security grounds without a full explanation, with no serious requirements to

Nov 4, 2026
DebateBudget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2

Mr. Speaker, it is always an honour and a pleasure to stand in the House and speak on behalf of the people of Miramichi—Grand Lake. Prime Minister Thefancies himself as an economist. He has the degrees. He has spent years telling Canadians that he understands how money works. Since being elected, many Canadians actually think he is a travel blogger, apparently. He loves the way bubbles from

Nov 4, 2026
InterjectionBudget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2

Mr. Speaker, this bill would not improve value for money. Let us go back to the basics. The Liberals do not care much about price. They do not care much about quality. That is the Liberal mentality. That is exactly what this bill would expand, with more powers to sole-source, more ability to skip competitions, more people in the middle spending other people's money on other people, and almost no

Nov 3, 2026
QuestionNational Defence

Mr. Speaker, for more than a decade, the Liberal government has been questioning and erasing the very values that define this nation, but in New Brunswick, at CFB Gagetown, it reached a new low. This summer, the Liberal government actually stole Jesus off the cross and came back for the nails. Using building improvements as a cover, it stripped St. Luke's Chapel of its crosses, its altar and its

Oct 27, 2026
DebateRetirement Congratulations

Mr. Speaker, on Friday, October 16, in Miramichi, we honoured the retirement of Court of King's Bench Justice Fred Ferguson, KC. Although born in Dalhousie, he has long been regarded as one of our own. After law school, he worked as a Crown prosecutor for three decades alongside colleagues Jack Walsh and Bill Morrissey. He prosecuted some of the most serious and widely noted criminal cases in