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Kiel GiddensMLA

Clarion tracks Kiel Giddens's public record in British Columbia — the bills they sponsor, their recent interventions in the chamber, and the meetings registered with them, each cited to the official source.

Party
Conservative Party of British Columbia
Riding
Prince George-Mackenzie
Jurisdiction
British Columbia
Contact
Kiel.Giddens.MLA@leg.bc.ca

Role as last recorded — rosters change between elections and cabinet shuffles; verify currency against the official source.

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Sponsored legislation

Bills naming this official as sponsor, matched on the official record (exact name only).

Recent interventions

A teaser slice of each chamber intervention — read the full text on the official record.

  1. Oral Questions — Natural Gas Royalties and LNG Development Policies

    The CEO of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce recently said: “B.C.’s government wants to hike natural gas royalties at a time where there are several LNG projects in the process of review for final investment approval. This…

    2026-05-28Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  2. Committee of Supply — Estimates: Office of the Premier (continued)

    Thank you to the Premier for the response. I think we can agree that I, obviously, want to see these LNG projects move forward, and I’m glad that the Premier has found religion on LNG and realizes the significant benefi…

    2026-05-28Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  3. Oral Questions — Natural Gas Royalties and LNG Development Policies

    Well, the reality is that we have no final investment decision yet, and the only question mark is the fact that we have an NDP government. In April, the U.S. just added their ninth LNG facility in production, and they’r…

    2026-05-28Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  4. Committee of Supply — Estimates: Office of the Premier (continued)

    I appreciate the Leader of the Opposition allowing me to enter into the debate with the estimates for the Premier’s office. I’d like to follow up on a question that I brought up in question period today on B.C.’s LNG se…

    2026-05-28Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  5. Introductions by Members

    There are many graduations happening across the province in the next month here, but tomorrow will be the UNBC convocation, where I’ll be proud to witness hundreds of students cross the stage. Among them will be one of…

    2026-05-28Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  6. Committee of Supply — Estimates: Ministry of Finance (continued)

    Thank you to the Finance critic for allowing me to enter the debate in the Ministry of Finance estimates to ask a brief question. I want to ask a question about data centres in the province and how B.C. Assessment treat…

    2026-05-26Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  7. Oral Questions — Government Financial Management and Credit Rating

    What should be taken seriously is that in just a few short years, British Columbians will be spending almost $10 billion per year in debt interest payments to banks because government doesn’t know how to put the chequebo…

    2026-05-26Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  8. Oral Questions — Government Financial Management and Credit Rating

    British Columbians have seen five credit rating downgrades in the past four years. Taxpayer-supported debt will increase to nearly $200 billion by the end of the fiscal plan. It was less than $45 billion when this govern…

    2026-05-26Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  9. Oral Questions — Government Financial Management and Credit Rating

    British Columbians have seen five credit rating downgrades in the past four years. Taxpayer-supported debt will increase to nearly $200 billion by the end of the fiscal plan. It was less than $45 billion when this govern…

    2026-05-26Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

  10. Oral Questions — Government Financial Management and Credit Rating

    What should be taken seriously is that in just a few short years, British Columbians will be spending almost $10 billion per year in debt interest payments to banks, because government doesn’t know how to put the chequeb…

    2026-05-26Legislative AssemblyOfficial record ↗

Lobbying contacts

Recorded meetings where this official is a designated public office holder — a registry fact, not a measure of influence or a position on any file.

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