Steven Bonk
- Political Experience
- Elected to the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan in 2016, representing Moosomin as a member of the Saskatchewan Party until 2024. Elected as MP for Souris—Moose Mountain in 2025.
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Total votes cast: 41,428
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Mr. Speaker, Canadian cattle producers are among the very best in the entire world. Our ranchers have built world-class beef genetics through generations of hard work, strict animal health standards and some of the most rigorous traceability requirements anywhere on earth. Now the Liberals are considering a Mercosur trade deal that could open the floodgates to beef imports from countries with far
Mr. Speaker, they say that the best indicator of future behaviour is past behaviour. C-5 Let us go through a few examples. We will not talk about the space industry for right now, but let us talk about the oil and gas industry, for example. We passed Billthis year, which gave the government extraordinary powers to circumvent its own bills that it put in place that stopped oil and gas exploration
C-28 Mr. Speaker, Canada stands at a crossroads in the global space economy. This is no longer just about exploration or scientific curiosity. It is about sovereignty. It is about national security. It is about economic opportunity in a rapidly growing sector where other countries are moving decisively to protect their own interests. Canadians expect leadership in moments like this, leadership
Mr. Speaker, someone does not have to be that good in business to understand that there is something wrong here. The land that this launch site is on is owned by the provincial government in Nova Scotia. It was leased for $13,500 per year. That company turned around and leased it to our federal government, in its incredible business acumen, for $20 million a year. That is some pretty good
Mr. Speaker, we will even take a further step back from that. There are two things that private industry or private investors want more than anything. The number one thing they want is predictability. We have a system now where the government is not following its strict processes. It is allowing the ministers to pick winners and losers. We know that something is wrong. We have a democracy and we
Thank you. I'd like to start off by asking Mr. Huber some questions. We're equidistant or we live about the same distance from the Indian Head research centre. It has been announced that's been closed. We're both well aware of the good work they've done there when it comes to things like zero till, with Guy Lafond and Jim Halford, who did that good work. It has basically had more impact, when
We've had some talk here about AgriInvest. Currently, it's at 1% of sales. There's been some talk about increasing it to 3%. Do you have any thoughts on that?
Thank you for that, but never again say that I'm on the left side, please. Some hon. members: Oh, oh! Steven Bonk: I just want that on the record.