The current Member of Parliament (MP) for Calgary Confederation is Len Webber from the Conservative Party of Canada. MPs get to vote on proposed ideas, also known as bills in Government. Once these ideas or bills get presented, all MPs in the Canadian Parliament will do a vote. If a majority of votes agree with this proposed bill, it will become law in Canada.
MP Len Webber has stated that he is fiscally conservative but socially progressive. His socially progressive views definitely show in his history of all the bills he has voted in favor for, and bills he has not supported.
After much thorough research it has been found that Len has voted in favor for the following bills to become law in Canada:
Bill C6 - Criminalize parent, psychotherapy & spiritual guidance for unwanted sexual feelings.
Bill C14 - Legalize euthanasia & assisted suicide (MAID).
Bill C7 - Expand euthanasia to target more vulnerable people.
The following bill was presented in Parliament by another MP, but was voted against by Len Webber and it never became law:
Bill C233 - Criminalize sex-selective abortions.
More thorough analysis of all voting records can be found on Campaign Life Coalition's website and not just for MP Len Webber. There is a list of other MPs voting records available for viewing. The House of Commons website also is a good place for voting records.
Voting for a candidate just because they represent a party of your choice is not everything that is meant to be. A candidate must also be a person that represents your views because when they vote in Parliament, they may vote against what you believe in. If you have socially conservative views, Len Webber is probably not the right candidate to vote for.
Socially progressive views are shared with the NDP, Liberal and Green Party. People disguising themselves as a member of the Conservative Party that share these progressive views will only add more progressive laws to be enforced in Canada, and cause free speech to be trampled on.
Artyom Ovsepyan is The People's Party of Canada's representative and Candidate of Record for Calgary Confederation. He will vote for socially conservative bills, for the people of Canada, not progressively. Every vote counts in the Canadian Parliament, once a candidate becomes MP.
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