Rosemarie Falk
- Born
- Lloydminster, Saskatchewan
- Family
- Mother of three
- Education
- Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Calgary
- Career
- Registered Social Worker, legal assistant, legislative assistant in federal politics, stay at home parent
- Political Experience
- Assistant to Conservative MP Arnold Viersen. Elected to House of Commons in 2017.
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Business & Financial Interests
Before entering federal politics, Rosemarie Falk worked as a registered social worker. She also has experience working on Parliament Hill as a legislative assistant and constituency assistant for fellow Saskatchewan MP Kelly Block. Public records do not indicate significant personal business holdings or investments outside of her role as a Member of Parliament.
Key Relationships & Connections
Rosemarie Falk was elected in a 2017 by-election to fill the seat previously held for two decades by long-serving Conservative MP and former Agriculture Minister, Gerry Ritz. Before her own election, she worked as a legislative assistant for Conservative MP Kelly Block, establishing a connection within the party's Saskatchewan caucus.
Public Controversies
During her initial by-election campaign in 2017 and since, Rosemarie Falk has faced public scrutiny and media attention for her socially conservative views, particularly her anti-abortion stance. She was reportedly endorsed by the anti-abortion advocacy group RightNow during her campaign. Her consistent voting record on these issues has been a subject of commentary and criticism from political opponents and pro-choice organizations.
Where Rosemarie falls on key policy spectrums
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Rosemarie Falk won with 28,634 votes (75.8%)
Total votes cast: 37,787
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