Tony Baldinelli
- Born
- November 24, 1964
- Career
- Worked at Niagara Parks for 18 years
- Political Experience
- Elected to House of Commons in 2019
- Notable
- Conservative Shadow Minister for Tourism; Special advisor on Tourism Recovery to Erin O'Toole in 2020
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Business & Financial Interests
Before entering federal politics, Tony Baldinelli had a long career in the tourism industry in his home region. He reportedly worked for more than two decades with the Niagara Parks Commission, a provincial agency responsible for managing parks and attractions along the Niagara River. His roles included serving as the Director of Communications and Stakeholder Relations.
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Tony Baldinelli won with 29,774 votes (49.1%)
Total votes cast: 60,595
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Mr. Speaker, after 11 years of Liberal government, food affordability continues to get worse. A recent Salvation Army report found that one in three Canadians is skipping meals. In Niagara Falls, visits to Project Share increased by 23.7%, while visits to Newark Neighbours in Niagara-on-the-Lake have doubled since 2022. Will the Liberal government's budget deliver tax cuts to help Canadians who
Mr. Speaker, grape growers and wineries in my riding are anxious about their future. Many have completed their harvest not knowing if the wine sector support program will be renewed for this or future vintages. Worse, they fear changes could force wineries to reduce Canadian wine production, purchase fewer Canadian grapes and cancel contracts with local farmers. Today is the federal budget. Will
Mr. Speaker, I agree with my colleague that it is rather odd that we are talking about the budget implementation act of 2025 almost a year to the day when the budget will be delivered, which is on Thursday. I want to go back to his comments about the growing debt and it being the fastest-growing line item of the government, and that by 2031, it will be over almost 14¢ on every dollar, and the
Madam Speaker, in a time of uncertainty and new challenges from President Trump's latest ban on Canadian wine, beer and spirits, Canada's wine industry needs assurance that the Government of Canada is doing everything it can to support it. Sadly, the Liberals still have not renewed the vitally important wine sector support program, which is needed now more than ever. Conservatives are also
Thank you, Madam Chair. I will be splitting my time with my colleague, the member for Cambridge. Thank you to our witnesses. I have a bit of housekeeping. I want to formally move my motion of October 6. It will be the basis, I hope, with the support of my colleagues, for the next study we'll be doing at this committee. If I could, I'd like to have this shared with everyone. With my
Thank you, Madam Chair. I will now cede the floor to my colleague from Cambridge.