Tony Baldinelli
- Born
- November 24, 1964
- Career
- Worked at Niagara Parks for 18 years
- Political Experience
- Elected to House of Commons in 2019
- Notable
- Conservative Shadow Minister for Tourism; Special advisor on Tourism Recovery to Erin O'Toole in 2020
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Before entering federal politics, Tony Baldinelli had a long career in the tourism industry in his home region. He reportedly worked for more than two decades with the Niagara Parks Commission, a provincial agency responsible for managing parks and attractions along the Niagara River. His roles included serving as the Director of Communications and Stakeholder Relations.
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Tony Baldinelli won with 29,774 votes (49.1%)
Total votes cast: 60,595
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Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, the Liberalfalsely claimed to Canadians that “affordability's the best it's [ever] been in over a decade”. We are 11 years into the Liberal government, and one in four Canadians is living in a food-insecure household. Two million Canadians are visiting a food bank each month, and over 13,000 residents in Niagara Falls need the services of our food bank, Project Share.
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Madam Chair....
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As a quick point of clarification, have we received a response from the CEO of the Defence Investment Agency?
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