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Conservative MP Cathy McLeod

Conservative MP Cathy McLeod, who represents Kamloops-Thomson-Cariboo, B.C., is her party's indigenous affairs critic.

Northerners deserve a government that has their back

  • Last time I had the opportunity to write for the Hill Times, I spoke of the fortitude and resilience of Canadian northerners. The pristine land
Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | May 16, 2018
When then-Nunavut premier Peter Taptuna signed onto a national climate deal in 2016, he was promised his territory’s ‘unique circumstances’ would be taken into account. But little has come of that, writes Conservative MP Cathy McLeod. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Northerners deserve a government that has their back

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | May 16, 2018
  • Last time I had the opportunity to write for the Hill Times, I spoke of the fortitude and resilience of Canadian northerners. The pristine land

Northerners deserve a government that has their back

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | May 16, 2018
  • Last time I had the opportunity to write for the Hill Times, I spoke of the fortitude and resilience of Canadian northerners. The pristine land
When then-Nunavut premier Peter Taptuna signed onto a national climate deal in 2016, he was promised his territory’s ‘unique circumstances’ would be taken into account. But little has come of that, writes Conservative MP Cathy McLeod. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Trudeau policies decrease funding, increase cost of living for northerners

  • As the Conservative Party’s new shadow minister for northern affairs, I am‎ amazed by Canada’s northern people. Life in northern Canada is filled with
Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | October 25, 2017
Having Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains in charge of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency doesn’t properly serve northern residents, says Conservative critic Cathy McLeod. The Hill Times file photo

Trudeau policies decrease funding, increase cost of living for northerners

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | October 25, 2017
  • As the Conservative Party’s new shadow minister for northern affairs, I am‎ amazed by Canada’s northern people. Life in northern Canada is filled with

Trudeau policies decrease funding, increase cost of living for northerners

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | October 25, 2017
  • As the Conservative Party’s new shadow minister for northern affairs, I am‎ amazed by Canada’s northern people. Life in northern Canada is filled with
Having Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains in charge of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency doesn’t properly serve northern residents, says Conservative critic Cathy McLeod. The Hill Times file photo

Three ways Liberal government can improve economic opportunity for First Nation communities

  • Conservatives support smart investments that will have long-lasting, positive impacts in the lives of Canada’s indigenous peoples, regardless of whether they live on reserves,
Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | June 20, 2016
Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured in this file photo in Ottawa. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Three ways Liberal government can improve economic opportunity for First Nation communities

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | June 20, 2016
  • Conservatives support smart investments that will have long-lasting, positive impacts in the lives of Canada’s indigenous peoples, regardless of whether they live on reserves,

Three ways Liberal government can improve economic opportunity for First Nation communities

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP CATHY MCLEOD | June 20, 2016
  • Conservatives support smart investments that will have long-lasting, positive impacts in the lives of Canada’s indigenous peoples, regardless of whether they live on reserves,
Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured in this file photo in Ottawa. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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