Fraser Tolmie
- Education
- Degree in War Studies/Strategic Thought and Conflict Resolution, King’s College London
- Career
- Officer with the Royal Canadian Air Force
- Political Experience
- City councillor of Moose Jaw 2009-2012, mayor of Moose Jaw 2016-2021, elected to Parliament in 2021
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Business & Financial Interests
Before entering federal politics, Fraser Tolmie served as the Mayor of Moose Jaw from 2016 to 2021. His earlier career included work as a business development officer for a local credit union. He also reportedly has a background in broadcasting. Tolmie is also a veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces, where he served as a corporal. Public records from the Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner do not indicate any significant publicly declared assets or business interests beyond what is typical for a Member of Parliament.
Public Controversies
During his time as Mayor of Moose Jaw, Fraser Tolmie faced a public controversy in 2020. Some city councillors criticized his handling of a report from the city's integrity commissioner regarding a code of conduct complaint against another councillor. This led to a motion calling for Tolmie's resignation. The motion, however, was defeated in a city council vote. Tolmie defended his actions, stating he was following proper procedure. The incident received local media coverage and highlighted divisions on the city council at the time.
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Fraser Tolmie won with 32,991 votes (71.9%)
Total votes cast: 45,879
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Mr. Speaker, my colleague across the aisle mentioned the former leader of the Progressive Conservative Party, Mr. Joe Clark. I actually have interactions with a former Liberal minister, Mr. Dan McTeague, who said that he did not leave the Liberal Party but that the Liberal Party left him. I think there is some give and take here. I would like to know what my colleague from Winnipeg North's
Mr. Speaker, the member has the heaviest suitcases and the best laugh. I just wanted to say that she may not have been a veteran, but she had the heart of a veteran. Truly, I respect her and love her, and I will miss her. I will miss our cappuccinos.