Press Releases

2013

• May 9 - Student Group from Estevan Visits Ottawa
• April 2 - Significant Funding Announcement for North Portal Border Crossing
• March 21 - Budget 2013 Is All About Jobs, Growth, and Long Term Prosperity
• February 28 - Komarnicki Announces at Souris - Moose Mountain Conservative Board Meeting He Will Not Run Again In Next General Election
• February 4 - Ed Komarnicki invites local employers to apply for Canada Summer Jobs funding

 

2012

• December 10 - A Year in Review by Ed Komarnicki, M.P.
• December 10 - Komarnicki Comments on Nexen – CNOOC Takeover
• November 16 - Ed Komarnicki, MP for Souris – Moose Mountain Presents Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medals
• November 13 - Moose Mountain to preside at the presentation ceremony for the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.
• November 8 - A brief report by Ed Komarnicki, MP, on his visit to Ukraine to monitor elections.
• November 2 - M.P. Ed Komarnicki Announces Destruction of Long Gun Registry Records
• October 24 - Canadian Parliamentarians are heading to Ukraine today to take part in the largest ever election observation mission assembled by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).
• September 14 - letter from Ed Komarnicki, Member of Parliament for Souris – Moose Mountain, regarding citizenship fraud in Canada.
• September 6 - “Environment’s Minister Kent’s Announcement in Saskatoon good news for Estevan and Saskatchewan,” says Komarnicki
• May 16 - Government of Canada Launches Call for Proposals for Seniors Projects
• May 11- Tom Mulcair’s “Dutch disease” Comment Inappropriate Says Komarnicki, Member of Parliament for Souris – Moose Mountain
• March 29 - A Budget That’s Balanced in Its Approach, with a Focus on Jobs, Growth and Long Term Prosperity
• March 2 - Old Age Security and MP Pensions
• March 2 - Ed Komarnicki, M.P. for Souris – Moose Mountain Comments on Robo-Calls and Telephonic Messages
• February 25 - Immigration Minister, The Honourable Jason Kenney Attends Roundtable focused on Labour Shortage
  In Saskatchewan
• February 24 - Media Advisory
• February 23 - Government of Canada invests to help youth in southeast Saskatchewan get jobs
• February 21 - Finally the Long Gun Registry Will Be Scrapped

2011

• December 13 - A Year in Review with a Look Forward
• October 26 - Conservatives Move to Deliver on Promise to Scrap Long Gun Registry and Provide Marketing Freedom to Western Canadian Farmers
• September 12 - Comments on the Canadian Wheat Board Plebiscite Results by Ed Komarnicki MP Souris - Moose Mountain
• August 4 - Federal – Provincial Governments Make Long Awaited Announcement Of Additional Aid To Flooded Out Crop And Livestock Producers
• August 3 - Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba Crop and Livestock Producers get assistance to deal with Excess Moisture and Flooding
• June 23 - Ed Komarnicki Elected Chair of the Human Resources and Skills Committee
• June 23 - An Extraordinary Four Weeks and the End of a Session in Ottawa
• June 16 - Komarnicki Raises the Dire Flooding and Wet Conditions in Souris-Moose Mountain in House Budget Speech
• June 6 - Government of Canada supports youth and seniors in Souris-Moose Mountain
• June 6 - A Throne Speech, a New Speaker and a Budget Delivered During the First 3 Days of Parliament
• May 30 - Komarnicki comments on not being re-appointed as Parliamentary Secretary
• May 4 - Finally a Strong Majority Conservative Government
• March 22 - The Choice is Clear - Staying the Course by Keeping Taxes Low and Creating Jobs Or Giving Way to Coalition Tax and Spend Ways
• February 24 - ECONOMIC ACTION PLAN CONTINUES TO CREATE JOBS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR CANADIANS
• February 24 - ECONOMIC ACTION PLAN CONTINUES TO CREATE JOBS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR CANADIANS
• February 7 - Prime Minister’s Meeting with President Obama Builds on Strong Economic Action by the Conservative Government
  
• February 7 - We Are Headed in the Right Direction and Families Are Better Off Than 5 Years Ago
• January 5 - The Government of Canada creates thousands of jobs for young Canadians

 

2010

• Decemeber 17 - GOVERNMENT OF CANADA SUSPENDS OLD AGE SECURITY FOR PRISONERS
• Decemeber 10 - A Year in Review by Ed Komarnicki, M.P.
• Decemeber 2 - KOMARNICKI WELCOMES GOVERNMENT'S
  EXTENSION OF STIMULUS PROJECT DEADLINE
• November 4 - Minister’s Decision is a Big Win for Saskatchewan, Western Canadians and All of Canada
• September 22 - In Close Vote Liberal, NDP and Bloc Coalition Forces Long Gun Registry on All Lawful Firearm Owners
• September 13 - Government of Canada Supports Kipling Centennial
• August 3 - Town of Moosomin Breaks Ground for New Multipurpose Recreation Centre
• July 12 - Government to Do Away with Mandatory Long-Form Surveys for Census 2011
• July 8 - Prime Minister Stephen Harper Tours Flooded Farmland Following $450 Million Acreage Payment Announcement
• June 4 - Komarnicki Highlights Government Investment in Carbon Capture and Storage Technology During Late Night Estimates Debate
• June 2 - Government Moves to End Old Age Security
  Entitlements for Prisoners
• May 26 - Komarnicki Commemorates Souris School Centennial in the House of Commons
• May 4 - GOVERNMENT OF CANADA APPROVES RAIL CROSSING IMPROVEMENTS IN WHITEWOOD
• April 30 - GOVERNMENT OF CANADA APPROVES RAIL CROSSING IMPROVEMENTSNEAR WILLMAR
• April 30 - Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner Makes Findings on Use of Ceremonial Cheques and Offers Observations
• April 20 - Liberal Leader Opposes Conservative Private Members’ Bill to Scrap the Long Gun Registry and Orders All Liberal Members to do the Same
• April 20 - Government Releases Credit and Debit Card Code of Conduct to Benefit Businesses
• April 8 - Government of Canada helping youth in Whitewood and area prepare for labour market
• April 8 - Moosomin Benefits as Federal Government Provides More Recreational Infrastructure Funding to Town
• March 18 - Government Takes Action to Strengthen Young Offenders Legislation and National Sex Offender Registry
• March 4 - “The Budget Strikes the Right Balance,” says Komarnicki
• February 11 - FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS SET ASIDE $862,400 FOR FURTHER UPGRADES TO GRID 601 IN R.M OF RECIPROCITY NO. 32
• February 11 - FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS SET ASIDE $4,700,000 TO SUPPORT UPGRADES TO HIGHWAY 33
• February 11 - FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS SET ASIDE $4,250,000 TO SUPPORT UPGRADES TO HIGHWAY 39 NEAR WEYBURN
• February 1 - Seven Communities Benefit as More Recreational Infrastructure Funding Flows to Souris-Moose Mountain
• January 14 - Government acts swiftly to help Haiti says Komarnicki

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2009

• December 31 - HOUSE PROROGUED – Komarnicki comments on new session of Parliament set for March 3rd
• December 18 - Komarnicki Finishes 2nd Session of the 40th
  Parliament with a Statistical Record
• December 18 - A Year in Review by Ed Komarnicki, M.P.
• December 10 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Broadview’s Recreational Infrastructure
• November 20 - Construction Begins on the Knowledge Infrastructure Project at Southeast Regional College
• November 13 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Recreational Infrastructure in Bengough
• November 12 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Manor's Recreational Infrastructure
• November 6 - Conservatives Force Key Members of the Opposition to Support the Repeal of the Long-Gun Registry
• November 4 - The Government of Canada Delivers Employment Insurance Fairness for the Self-Employed
• October 27 - Parliamentary Intern from Ukraine Nears Conclusion of Her Internship with the Office of Ed Komarnickis
• October 26 - Komarnicki Responds to Liberal Attacks on
  MP Cheque Presentations
• October 26 - Scrapping the Wasteful Long-Gun Registry
• October 16 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest $1.25 Million in Moosomin’s Recreational Infrastructure
• October 6 - Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Infrastructure
• October 1 - Liberals Turn their Backs on Unemployed Canadians and Vote for an Election that Nobody Wants
• September 30 - Conservatives Challenge the Liberals, NDP and Bloc by Introducing Bill for Repeal of Long-Gun Registry
• September 24 - Komarnicki Announces Over $2.1 million in Federal-Provincial Funding for Rural Municipality Road and Bridge Projects in Souris-Moose Mountain
• September 18 - “Ralph Goodale and the Liberals Vote Against Tax Relief for Homeowners and Farmers,” says Komarnicki
• August 31 - Government of Canada Invests in Saskatchewan Biofuels
• August 29 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Maryfield’s Recreational Infrastructure
• August 28 - Government of Canada helps people with disabilities in Estevan find meaningful employment
• August 28 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Alameda ’s Recreational Infrastructure
• August 27 - Federal and Provincial Governments Invest in Whitewood’s Recreational Infrastructure
• August 27 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Grenfell’s Recreational Infrastructure
• August 26 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Woodlawn Regional Park’s Recreational Infrastructure
• August 26 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Bienfait’s Recreational Infrastructure
• August 24 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Yellow Grass’ Recreational Infrastructure
• August 24 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest in Lake Alma’s Recreational Infrastructure
• July 31 - Ed Komarnicki Wishes the Town of Lampman a Happy 100th Birthday
• July 31 - Ed Komarnicki Wishes the Town of Kipling a Happy 100th Birthday
• July 25 - Ed Komarnicki Announces Funding for Bengough’s Gateway Festival
• June 29 - Moosomin to Receive Over $2.2 Million in Federal-Provincial Infrastructure Funding for Sewage Lagoon Upgrade
• June 29 - Grenfell to Receive Over $762 Thousand in Federal-Provincial Infrastructure Funding for Water Supply and
  Treatment Plant Upgrade
• June 12 - Komarnicki and Eagles Announce Over $14 Million in Federal-Provincial funding for a Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute to be Built in Estevan
• June 11 - Komarnicki Announces Government Investment of Over $25,000 in the Maryfield Community Arena
• June 11 - Komarnicki Announces Government Investment of Over $33,000 in Sports Field and Track at Woodlawn Regional Park
• June 6 - Canada’s economic action plan makes housing a priority
• June 5 - Komarnicki Announces Over $5 Million in Federal-Provincial Funding for Road Construction in Souris-Moose Mountain
• June 5 - Komarnicki Announces Over $8 Million in Federal-Provincial Funding for Communities Component Infrastructure Projects in Souris-Moose Mountain
• June 1 - Government of Canada Launches New Sustainable Communities Initiative
• May 30 - Renovation Funding a Boost for the Co-Op Housing Sector
• May 21 - GOVERNMENT OF CANADA INVESTS IN GRADE CROSSING IMPROVEMENTS IN MOOSOMIN
• May 21 - GOVERNMENT OF CANADA INVESTS IN GRADE CROSSING IMPROVEMENTS IN BIENFAIT
• May 20 - Government of Canada Helps Youth Prepare for Jobs in Weyburn
• May 19 - AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN SASKATCHEWAN GETS A $161-MILLION BOOST
• May 4 - Government of Canada boosts Canadian labour market by investing in apprenticeships, social housing
• May 2 - GOVERNMENT OF CANADA INVESTS IN NEW CIVIC EVENTS CENTRE IN ESTEVAN
• April 3 - Gas Tax Rebates to Cities, Towns and RM’s Doubled and Accelerated
• March 20 - Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan
  Create Jobs, Build Communities
• March 13 - Government Taking Action to Fast Track Economic Action Plan Initiatives
• February 13- Government of Canada supports training and skills development opportunities for Aboriginal people in northern Ontario
• January 28 - A Historic Budget for Historic Times
• January 23 - Conservatives Discuss Energy Future in Estevan

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2008

• December 17 - Parliament: A Year in Review
• December 2 - A Crass Grasp for Power
• November 20 - Throne Speech Sets Course for Uncertain Economic Times
• September 4 - New Passport Receiving Offices in Souris-Moose Mountain
• June 30 - TOUGHER LAWS TO CRACK DOWN ON IMPAIRED DRIVERS AND DANGEROUS OFFENDERS COME INTO FORCE ON JULY 2nd
• June 24 - Komarnicki Outlines Government’s Steps to Protect Consumers
• June 20 - “Dion’s Carbon Tax bound to hurt Saskatchewan and
  Souris-Moose Mountain in particular,” says Komarnicki
• June 12 - “It was a Good Day,” Komarnicki said in Response to the Government’s Apology Offered to Former Students of Indian Residential Schools
• June 3 - Komarnicki Speaks at Third Reading of Bill C-50, the Budget 2008 Implementation Act
• May 1 - Government of Canada Invests in Grade Crossing Improvements in Estevan During Rail Safety Week
• April 25 - Government Declares Fleming Elevator a National Historic Site
• February 27 - Budget Builds on Solid Foundation
• February 27 - “Green budget provisions will have a positive impact on Souris-Moose Mountain and Estevan and area in particular,” says Komarnicki
• January 28 - Conservative Government Marks Two Year Anniversary

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2007

• December 21 - “A Year in Review”
• November 20 - Komarnicki Confirms Canada’s Environment Minister to Visit Souris-Moose Mountain
• November 1 - Ralph Goodale’s Leader, Stéphane Dion, and the Liberal Party Considers Raising the GST Back to 7%
• October 31 - “Long Term, Bold and Broad-Based Tax Cuts for All Canadians,” says Komarnicki
• October 18 - Throne Speech Outlines Bold Initiatives that will Continue to Build a Better Canada
• September 6 - Prime Minister Prorogues Parliament with Speech from the Throne Set for October 16
• August 16 - “The Appointment of a Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister is good news for Saskatchewan”, says Komarnicki
• June 5 - Minister of Natural Resources to Visit Souris-Moose Mountain
• June 4 - Estevan Service Canada Centre for Youth is Open for Business
• June 1 - Weyburn Service Canada Centre for Youth is Open for Business
• May 15 - “A Package of Democratic Reform Takes Shape on Parliament Hill,” says Komarnicki
• April 28 - Canada’s Government Invests More than $430,000 in Grade Crossing Improvements in Souris-Moose Mountain during Rail Safety Week
• March 21 - 2007 Budget: A Good News Budget for All Canadians
• March 13 - Pre-Budget Announcements Pave the Way for New Initiatives
• February 20 - “Back to Work Legislation Ready if Strike Not Settled on an Immediate Basis,” says Komarnicki
• January 25 - Komarnicki responds to Liberal criticism regarding the citizenship status of ‘Lost Canadians’
• January 4 - Komarnicki comments on Cabinet shuffle

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2006

• December 28 - Reflections on 2006 by Ed Komarnicki MP
• November 30 - Letter to the editor A Canada - Strong, United and Free
• November 30 - Komarnicki releases Government response toWhitewood petition regarding pedophiles and repeat sexual offenders
• November 2 - “Income Trusts and a matter of protecting fairness and integrity in the Income Tax system”
• November 2 - “Plebiscite to be held”
• October 27 - Separating the Wheat from the Chaff
• October 25 - Conservative Government introduces
  Canada’s Clean Air Act
• October 20 - Conservative Government tackles violent
  crime and gets tough on repeat offenders
• October 6 - Petitions (increased penalties for pedophiles)
• September 27 - $108 Million to Sask.
• September 27 - Program cuts and debt reduction
• September 21 - “Legislation to provide fixed election dates introduced in the House
• September 1 - “$101 Million to improve Canada’s Border Security”
• August 31 - RCMP investment
• August 4 - Child Fitness Tax Credit Initiative Making Positive Progress
• August 4 - MCNAUGHTON BUILDING
• August 2 - “Farm Family Low Income Program”
• June 27 - “First session of Parliament receives passing grade”
• June 2 - “Conducting politics in a new way,is like a breath of fresh air”
• May 2 - “Delivering on Election Promises andMore. First Conservative Budget indicativeof Prime Minister’s style”, says Komarnicki
• April 27 - “It’s a Tough Call”
• April 11 - Harper makes strongest statement yet on
  Agriculture and the Gun Registry, says Komarnicki
• February 8 - A busy week on the Hill
• January 16 - “It’s time for a new government”

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2005

• December 21 - Scrap CAIS, Scrap the Gun Registry, Scrap a Portion of the GST and Restore Confidence in the Farm Industry
• December 15 - Liberals Turn their Backs on Farmers
• December 8 - Future Vision of Canada takes Shape as Conservative Platform is Unveiled
• November 29 - A Tired Looking Prime Minister announces dissolve of Parliament
• November 24 - Agriculture money - election promises
• November 18 - KOMARNICKI CHALLENGES CANADIAN
  WHEAT BOARD MINISTER A 3RD TIME
• November 15 - January Election
• November 14 - Summer Career Placement Program
• November 4 - FEDERAL ACCOUNTABILITY
• November 4 - KOMARNICKI HAMMERS CANADIAN WHEAT BOARD MINISTER AGAIN
• November 3 - Komarnicki states that Government’s Surplus Bill nothing more that pre-election window dressing
• November 1 - Komarnicki comments on the Gomery Report
• October 21 - MINISTER FAILED TO ADDRESS LOW INITIAL CANADIAN WHEAT BOARD GRAIN PRICES DESPITE KNOWING ABOUT THE PROBLEM FOR WEEKS
• October 11 - Labour critic pleased TELUS/TWU reached negotiated settlement over weekend
• October 7 - OWN USE PERMITS SUBJECT TO FAINT HOPE FOLLOWING MINISTER’S RESPONSE TO KOMARNICKI IN HOUSE OF COMMONS
• August 12 - Liberal Gun Registry Does nothing to Crack Down on Gun Related Crimese
• July 28 - Conservative Labour Critic Ed Komarnicki meets with Parties in Vancouver Port Truck Strike
• June 20 - Conservative Members of Parliament and Senators win Right to Defend Canadians in Montana BSE Case
• May 31 - Typical Liberal Spin
• May 6 - Ed Komarnicki Labour Critic for Conservative Party of Canada Blasts Labour Minister Joe Fontana in the House of Commons Today
• Mar 29 - Border Closure, Low Commodity Prices and High Input Costs
• Mar 29 - Komarnicki Pleased That Farm Improvement Loan is Reinstated
• Mar 29 - Senate Reform Dealt another Blow by Martin said Komarnicki
• Mar 24 - Border Remains Closed Because Government Dropped the Ball, Says Komarnicki
• Mar 23 - Komarnicki Defends Traditional Marriage in Parliament
• Mar 23 - Komarnicki Speaks on Equalization Payments
• Mar 21 - Conservative Convention Passes Housing and Homelessness Policy
• Mar 21 - Convention Billed a Success
• Mar 11 - Conservatives Decide Government Shall Not Fall Despite Bad Budget
• Mar 11 - Komarnicki, One of 21MPs Given an Opportunity to Speak to the Budget
• Mar 4 - Press Release - Border Closure
• Mar 2 - Cancellation of Farm Improvement Loan Program
• Feb 23 - Goodale Ignores Home Province
• Roy Bailey Retirement Supper Media Advisory - Jan 7th, 2005

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2004

• Year End Review
• Christmas Message
• Dec 10, 2004 - Supreme Court Decision More than the Liberals Bargained for, Says Komarnicki
• Dec 9, 2004 - Parliament Should Determine Definition of Marriage, Not the Courts, says Komarnicki
• Nov 30, 2004 - Komarnicki Says Bush Visit Should Help Canada
• Oct 26, 2004 - Ottawa Must Return Unpaid Equalization Payments
• Oct 18, 2004 - Liberals Response to Farmers a Disaster
• Oct 12, 2004 - Komarnicki Lambastes Governments Throne Speech
• Sept 30, 2004 - Debate on BSE Should be First Order of Business in Parliament

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