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Jill McKnightMinister of Veterans Affairs

Since November 2024, organizations have reported 71 lobbying contacts with Jill McKnight, most often by British Columbia Institute of Technology (8) and Montrose Property Holdings Ltd. (4). The most recent is dated August 13, 2026.

Organizations in contact

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In brief

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Party
Liberal
Riding
Delta

Remarks in the chamber

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  1. Veterans Affairs

    Madam Speaker, we know that for a veteran who is waiting for their benefits, any timeline can feel challenging, and we are here to support them. That is why we have reduced the average processing time by 57% since 2021.…

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  2. Veterans Affairs

    Madam Speaker, I start by acknowledging the service that our colleague across the way has provided on behalf of Canada, and I thank him for that. Since 2021, VAC has reduced the average processing time for first applica…

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  3. The Economy

    Madam Speaker, we know that British Columbians are facing affordability challenges right now, and we are working with Canadians to support them. That is why we made things, such as the national school food program, perma…

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  4. Taxation

    Mr. Speaker, with the ongoing global conflicts and supply chain disruptions, we are focused on what we can control: bringing down costs for Canadians so they can get ahead. By suspending the federal fuel excise, we reduc…

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  5. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, we know that Canadians are facing hard times right now. We know that affordability is top of mind for them. That is why our government is taking steps to support Canadians. That is why we are investing in ma…

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  6. Veterans Affairs

    Mr. Speaker, I thank all members of the Women Veterans Council for their service to our country and for the advice and insight they offer as a council. Their lived experiences have shaped important conversations, and I r…

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  7. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister is attending the G7 summit today—

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  8. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, Canada is represented at the G7 summit today as a country that has hit its 2% NATO target this year, as a country that has attracted foreign direct investment at twice the rate of our nearest G7 countries, a…

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  9. Employment

    Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from the other side for the question specifically about youth jobs and youth employment. Youth employment rose by 22,000 jobs in May. Youth unemployment fell by 0.9%, the first decline…

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  10. The Economy

    Mr. Speaker, as I said, British Columbians see that we are facing headwinds caused by geopolitical events and tariffs. The U.S. has fundamentally changed its approach to trade, raising tariffs to levels that have not bee…

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