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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Total votes cast: 55,997
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Mr. Speaker, I am so honoured today that my son is on the Hill. He is 18 years old. This budget is about his generation, his future and what he is going to inherit. We can build the economy while protecting the environment and protecting nature. His favourite place in the whole world is Haida Gwaii, on the coast of British Columbia. That is why we are investing $1.2 billion to protect our oceans
Mr. Speaker, wild salmon are essential to the ecological, cultural and economic health of British Columbia and Canada. They sustain ecosystems, nourish wildlife, support coastal communities and hold deep significance for indigenous peoples, including myself. I grew up fishing on the Fraser River for food, social and ceremonial purposes, yet wild salmon face growing pressures from habitat loss,
Mr. Speaker, I have to disagree. We have the best science, we have the best standards and we are going to keep to them. I am always pleased to work with all of my colleagues here as we move forward to fight climate change and protect the environment. We have introduced the national electricity strategy, we are going to double the electrical grid by 2030, we have invested $3.8 billion in the
Mr. Speaker, it always good to listen to my friend from Whitby. I know that he has three young daughters. I only have one young daughter, and I am always worried about her. He has been talking about the worry he has. When we move forward with laws like this, how do they ensure that he and his daughters, and any future children he may have, are protected?
Mr. Speaker, I too grew up in an era that did not have the Internet. All we had was a land line, which we used to phone our friends to talk to them. However, I am the father of two young children. My daughter is now 15, and, of course, she is exposed to things like social media. I have seen things that I have never had to deal with. I wish I could protect her 24 hours a day, seven days a week,
Mr. Speaker, we thank the federal public service employees for their dedication and deeply value their critical role in protecting Canadians. We need to continue to protect Canadians' nature, environment and emergency preparedness. We continue to ensure Canada's national parks and heritage are preserved, safe and managed right to serve both Canadians and our environment, and we will continue to
Mr. Speaker, like my colleague, I am a father of a young girl. She has grown up in the days of the digital age. This proposed act is one that will really be appreciated by parents like him. Why does he approve of this measure and how would it make him feel better as a parent as his daughter grows up?