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Tim Uppal

Chooses to speak about arts, culture & sport and justice & public safety.

Constituency office: Main office - Edmonton 9225 28th avenue Edmonton AB T6N 1N1 · 1 780 497-3524
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Time in office
18 yrs
MP since 2008
Bills sponsored
6
2 became law
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Won their election with
51%
of the vote, in 2025
House votes
85 yes 71 no
of 174 this session

At a glance

AI-written from the linked records

Pro

Tim Uppal voted for bills on tougher criminal justice rules, like harsher penalties for assaulting healthcare workers and stricter bail for violent crimes, and on easier trade and worker movement between provinces.1234

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Anti

Tim Uppal voted against bills on housing, including a new government housing corporation and housing spending, as well as tax changes and a bill creating new crimes for controlling intimate partners.1234

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In the House, they talk most about

What they keep coming back to

Mentions in 1000 speeches
senate366liberals296provinces288liberal267ndp223population214plan206act204support196seats186fair157representation152political141process136families125bring125formula125continue124alberta124crime122elections118legislation111provide110clear105spending105loans105reform103senators102commons99extortion98senate366liberals296provinces288liberal267ndp223population214plan206act204support196seats186fair157political141process136
RankTermMentionsTimesSpeechesLast said
01senate366572026-06-16
02liberals2961632026-09-23
03provinces288792025-09-18
04liberal2671212026-09-23
05ndp223842025-12-09
06population214722023-10-31
07plan206852026-06-08
08act204662026-06-16
09support1961012026-06-16
10seats186582023-11-06
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11fair157652023-10-31
12representation152452013-03-05
13political141512026-06-16
14process136552024-10-18
15families125672026-09-23
16bring125942026-09-23
17formula125442013-03-05
18continue124822026-02-10
19alberta124722025-12-09
20crime122392026-06-16
21elections118502023-05-30
22legislation111602026-06-16
23provide110642026-02-10
24clear105632026-06-16
25spending105522026-06-08
26loans105212022-09-20
27reform103372022-11-17
28senators102302023-11-28
29commons99552026-02-10
30extortion98302026-02-10
Counted from their 1000 most recent speeches in the House and committees since 2010-10-19, 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 “liberal”.

Bills they put forward

Sponsored by this MP

Changes how senators are selected and limits how long they can serve.Changes how senators get picked and limits how long they can serve.

Bill C-7 · 41-1 · Second reading (House)Bill ↗
Democracy & government
Official title: An Act respecting the selection of senators and amending the Constitution Act, 1867 in respect of Senate term limits

Adjusts electoral district boundaries and election rules while modifying the constitutional framework governing representation.Adjusts electoral district boundaries, election rules, and how representation works constitutionally.

Bill C-20 · 41-1 · Law (royal assent given)Bill ↗
Became lawDemocracy & government
Official title: An Act to amend the Constitution Act, 1867, the Electoral Boundaries Readjustment Act and the Canada Elections Act

Increases accountability rules for political loans under Canadian election law.Makes political loans follow stricter accountability rules in Canadian elections.

Bill C-21 · 41-1 · In committee (House)Bill ↗
Democracy & government
Official title: An Act to amend the Canada Elections Act (accountability with respect to political loans)

Changes minimum jail sentences for extortion crimes and makes arson a factor in sentencing extortion convictions.Changes minimum jail time for extortion and makes arson affect extortion sentencing.

Bill C-381 · 44-1 · DefeatedBill ↗
Justice & public safety
Official title: An Act to amend the Criminal Code (extortion)

Establishes a national monument dedicated to commemorating the Holocaust.Creates a national monument to remember the Holocaust.

Bill C-442 · 40-2 · In committee (House)Bill ↗
Arts, culture & sport
Official title: An Act to establish a National Holocaust Monument

Establishes a national monument to commemorate the Holocaust.Creates a national monument to remember the Holocaust.

Bill C-442 · 40-3 · Law (royal assent given)Bill ↗
Became lawArts, culture & sport
Official title: An Act to establish a National Holocaust Monument
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