Wade Grant
- Born
- 1977 or 1978
- Family
- Two children. Eli and Isla Grant.
- Education
- Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, University of British Columbia, 2002
- Career
- Musqueam band councillor 2004-2014, Vancouver Police Board 2010-2014, special advisor to Premier of British Columbia 2014-2017, Intergovernmental Affairs Officer for the Musqueam Indian Band since 2019, chair of the First Nations Health Council since 2021, chair of the New Relationship Trust
- Political Experience
- Elected MP for Vancouver Quadra in 2025
- Notable
- Of Musqueam and Chinese descent. Mother and maternal grandfather were chiefs of the Musqueam Indian Band. Father is an executive director with the First Nations Summit.
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Mr. Speaker, I have memories of being in high school in the early 1990s when the B.C. treaty process was opened up because of the many title cases that my colleague has talked about. Fellow students asked, “Are you coming for our house? Are you coming for our land?” We had to have leadership come say absolutely not, we will never do that; we want to work in co-operation and we want to live in
Mr. Speaker, I have much respect for my colleague from the Nanaimo territory. She mentioned that the government failed to negotiate a treaty with the Cowichan Tribes. However, the Stz’uminus tribe, which is part of the Cowichan Tribes, dropped out of the treaty process in 2014, and who was in government at the time, in 2014? We try to negotiate on this side. We go to court. These sorts of
Mr. Speaker, I know that my colleague, the member for Richmond East—Steveston, has been very involved with the issue. He is very concerned as well, because he does take this very seriously with his residents and his constituents. I have seen him working on the ground, not only with them but also with the parties appealing the decision along with the federal government. There is the municipality.
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Kitchener Centre Madam Speaker, before I start, I want to thank my colleague fromfor standing up and having the tremendous strength she had today to share her story. Far too often in my 47 years, I have had to say goodbye to many family members way too early. They never were able to climb the mountain that she was able to climb, but I am able to share her story now to say that people can climb
Mr. Speaker, I appreciate my dear friend's tremendous speech. I know that he is a proud Nova Scotian. I know he is a proud Canadian. Like me, he probably grew up thinking about going to space and always dreaming of being an astronaut. Unfortunately, things changed for me, but we do now have this bill on the floor. I want to talk a bit about the member's beautiful riding. I have never been there,