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Okanagan MP Dan Albas named Conservative transport critic

'I am honoured to take on this important responsibility'
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Okanagan Lake West – South 鶹AV Conservative MP Dan Albas. (Contributed)

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has tapped longtime Okanagan MP Dan Albas to take on a key role in the party’s shadow cabinet, naming him the new Shadow Minister of Transport.

Albas, who represents the riding of Okanagan Lake West – South 鶹AV, brings over a decade of parliamentary experience to the position.

“Dan has a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities in Canada’s transportation systems,” said Poilievre in a statement. “He’s exactly the kind of voice we need to hold the government accountable on infrastructure and transport.”

Over the years, Albas has focused on issues like regulatory reform and small business support. As Shadow Minister, he’ll be tasked with scrutinizing the Liberal government’s handling of transportation policy—particularly when it comes to delays, cost overruns, and project mismanagement.

“I am honoured to take on this important responsibility,” Albas said. “From coast to coast to coast, Canadians are feeling the consequences of neglect in our transportation sector. I look forward to working with industry leaders, stakeholders, and citizens to ensure our transportation systems are built for the future.”

He added that his priorities will include pushing for safer, more accessible, and economically sound transportation policies that serve all Canadians.
Albas was elected to his fifth term in Parliament in the 2025 federal election.



About the Author: Gary Barnes

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