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Your MP · Conservative · St. Albert—Sturgeon River

Michael Cooper

Chooses to speak about defence & foreign affairs and economy & cost of living. Sits on PROC, PROC, SPRO.

Constituency office: Main office - St Albert 220-20 Perron street St Albert AB T8N 1E4 · 1 780 459-0809
Email michael.cooper@parl.gc.ca ↗Full voting record ↗
Time in office
11 yrs
MP since 2015
Bills sponsored
3
0 became law
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Won their election with
64%
of the vote, in 2025
House votes
84 yes 68 no
of 174 this session

At a glance

AI-written from the linked records

Pro

Michael Cooper voted for bills on tougher criminal justice rules, like harsher sentences and stricter pretrial release, along with a national system for skilled trades workers and a Ukrainian Heritage Month.1234

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Anti

Michael Cooper voted against several housing bills, including one creating a government housing corporation and another funding housing supply, as well as tax changes and a bill on hate crimes.1234

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In the House, they talk most about

What they keep coming back to

Mentions in 1000 speeches
brookfield239liberals182respect175third167act144funds124commissioner120ethicsscreen114decision110liberal106elections97office93million92provide92election91activities89transparency86fund86screen85law84companies83conflictof interest81company80carney75involved74report70minister's70okay70202565brookfield239liberals182respect175third167act144funds124decision110liberal106elections97office93million92provide92election91fund86screen85law84
RankTermMentionsTimesSpeechesLast said
01brookfield239752026-05-28
02liberals182742026-09-25
03respect1751262026-06-16
04third167442026-06-10
05act144752026-09-23
06funds124422026-06-10
07commissioner120642026-06-16
08ethics screen114512026-06-11
09decision110322026-06-11
10liberal106632026-09-24
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11elections97542026-06-16
12office93552026-06-16
13million92342026-09-24
14provide92652026-06-16
15election91592026-06-10
16activities89652026-06-16
17transparency86512026-06-16
18fund86382026-05-28
19screen85402026-06-11
20law84462026-09-23
21companies83372026-05-28
22conflict of interest81382026-06-15
23company80442026-09-24
24carney75462026-06-16
25involved74562026-06-16
26report70502026-06-16
27minister's70442026-06-16
28okay70692026-06-15
29maritime launch services67152026-09-24
30202565452026-09-24
Counted from their 1000 most recent speeches in the House and committees since 2025-10-08, leaving out common words and House procedure words. Hover a bubble or a row to see it in both. openparliament.ca lists their favourite word as “election”.

Bills they put forward

Sponsored by this MP

Establishes a framework to strengthen economic, cultural, and legal relations between Canada and Taiwan.Sets up a plan to build stronger economic, cultural, and legal ties between Canada and Taiwan.

Bill C-315 · 43-2 · Outside the Order of Precedence (a private member's bill that hasn't yet won the draw that determines which private member's bills can be debated)Bill ↗
Defence & foreign affairs
Official title: An Act respecting a framework to strengthen Canada-Taiwan relations

Establishes a framework to strengthen Canada-Taiwan relations in security, economic, cultural, and legal areas.Sets up a plan to strengthen Canada-Taiwan relationships in security, economy, culture, and law.

Bill C-343 · 44-1 · Outside the Order of Precedence (a private member's bill that hasn't yet won the draw that determines which private member's bills can be debated)Bill ↗
Defence & foreign affairs
Official title: An Act respecting a framework to strengthen Canada-Taiwan relations

Allows jurors to discuss their decision-making process and disclose information about jury deliberations after a verdict.Lets jurors talk about how they decided cases and share details about their discussions after verdicts.

Bill C-417 · 42-1 · Second reading (Senate)Bill ↗
Justice & public safety
Official title: An Act to amend the Criminal Code (disclosure of information by jurors)
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