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Hon. Michael Chong

SKU Wellington—Halton Hills North

Hon. Michael Chong is a Conservative Member of Parliament for Wellington—Halton Hills, known for his work on democratic reform and foreign affairs. He has served as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and President of the Queen’s Privy Council for Canada. Chong is an advocate for parliamentary democracy and transparency in government, and has pushed for reforms that empower individual MPs. With a background in finance and public service, he brings a thoughtful approach to both domestic and foreign policy. Chong is a strong voice for Canadian values on the global stage.

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Education

BA in History, University of Toronto

Work Experience

Member of the House of Commons; Former Minister of Foreign Affairs; Extensive experience in international relations; Prior to politics, worked as a Consultant for a global firm, advising on strategic policy and public relations.

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Best Known Policy Platform

• Conservative MP known for principled conservatism and advocacy for democratic reform (e.g., “Reform Act” to strengthen MP independence) and free-trade, fiscal responsibility, and rule-of-law foundations within the CPC. • Long a voice for conscience rights and accountable government, advocating balanced budgets, lower taxes, and accountable public institutions

Elected In

June 28, 2004

Email

Michael.Chong@parl.gc.ca
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