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Philip Earle

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SKU Labrador

Philip Earle, Liberal MP for Avalon since 2019, brings business experience to Parliament, having been a successful entrepreneur and small business owner in Newfoundland and Labrador. A graduate of Memorial University in business, Earle’s parliamentary focus has been on economic development and creating supportive conditions for small businesses to thrive. Serving on the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology, he’s introduced bills to expand small business tax credits and boost local economic growth. Earle’s reputation centers on being a pragmatic voice for local entrepreneurs and economic resilience in Atlantic Canada.

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Education

Memorial University of Newfoundland (Business)

Work Experience

Business owner, entrepreneur

Electoral Data

47% (18,400 votes)

Best Known Policy Platform

Economic development, small business support

Elected In

April 28, 2025

Email

Philip.Earle@parl.gc.ca
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