Todd Doherty
- Political Experience
- Elected as a Member of Parliament in the House of Commons of Canada to represent the federal electoral district Cariboo—Prince George during the 2015 Canadian federal election.
- Notable
- Authored multiple private member bills, including Bill C-211 (An Act to Establish a National Framework on PTSD and Mental Health Challenges with First Responders, Veterans and Military) which was passed unanimously. Tabled a motion to create a single national three-digit telephone number, 988, for suicide hotlines.
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Business & Financial Interests
Before entering federal politics, Todd Doherty had a career in the aviation industry. He reportedly worked as an aviation executive and was the Director of Business Development for the Prince George Airport Authority. His professional background also includes work in international aviation consulting, where he focused on business development and route marketing for airports.
Key Relationships & Connections
Todd Doherty has established notable relationships with mental health advocacy groups and first responder organizations across Canada. His work on a private member's bill to create a national framework for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) led to documented collaborations with groups like The Royal Canadian Legion, the Canadian Police Association, and the Paramedic Association of Canada, who publicly supported his legislative efforts.
Where Todd falls on key policy spectrums
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Todd Doherty won with 38,175 votes (60.3%)
Total votes cast: 63,291
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Mr. Speaker, this morning Canadians received deeply troubling news. According to the latest StatsCan data, Canada is now in a recession, with two consecutive quarters of negative growth. That makes Canada the only G7 country in a recession. In a global environment where all G7 nations are facing similar challenges, tariffs, war and global uncertainty, Canada alone has fallen into a recession.
Mr. Speaker, residents of Williams Lake are once again sounding the alarm about rising crime, street disorder, open drug use and repeat violent offenders terrorizing local businesses and families. Williams Lake city council is holding an emergency public safety meeting after RCMP reported more than 1,400 calls connected to the downtown core already this year. Prime Minister Thepromised Canadians
Mr. Speaker, I do not know what fantasy world my colleague is living in, but there are bad people doing bad things to good people, and Canadians are fed up with it. I spoke this week about a constituent who was run over, dragged down the street and left for dead. The perpetrators got off scot-free. Williams Lake city council is actually considering sending all the criminals to another
Mr. Speaker, in the fall of 2024, a senior in Prince George returned home to find his house being ransacked and robbed. When he tried to stop the perpetrators, they ran over him, dragged him down the road and left him for dead. They were caught later that day and released just hours later. The victim's family has just been informed that the charges against the perpetrators have been dropped. They
Mr. Speaker, the victim was run over, dragged down a road and left for dead, and the perpetrators are off scot-free. The victim now lives in fear that they are going to finish the job. He suffered broken ribs, flail chest and brain damage. He needed facial reconstruction surgery, and the perpetrators are free to do this again. Under the Liberals, criminals face zero accountability. Canadians are
Mr. Speaker, on that point of order, Conservatives would support, maybe, during that amendment, the government's changing it for the rest of the year. This is a novel idea. That is why we are here today. While the government is amending the proposal, why does it not just waive the taxes for the rest of the year and support this motion? I have sat here and listened to the debate, and I apologize
S-233 Mr. Speaker, I want to first thank our colleagues from all sides who spoke to Bill. Barrie South—Innisfil I specifically want to thank two members. I thank the member forfor his service. What many people may not know is that he served as a firefighter for, I believe, 22 years. He served our communities. He knows first-hand the challenges firefighters face. Prince George—Peace
Barrie South—Innisfil Prince George—Peace River—Northern Rockies Mr. Speaker, I started off by saying I wanted to thank our colleagues who have all spoken on the bill, specifically the member for, for his service, and the member for. Through a tremendously hard time in our nation, his leadership on the ground within his community of Tumbler Ridge has been really remarkable. He has been there for
Mr. Speaker, I would like to stand and ask for a UC, but I would request a recorded division.
Mr. Speaker, it is indicative of what we faced with this bill, which is the disrespect for the hundreds of thousands of first responders, nurses and health care workers—