Michael David Chong
Michael David Chong PC MP (conceived November 22, 1971) is a Canadian government official. He has spoken to the riding of Wellington—Halton Hills in the House of Commons of Canada since 2004. He served in the bureau of Prime Minister Stephen Harper as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Minister of Sport, just as the President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada from February 6, 2006, to November 27, 2006. Chong is an individual from the Conservative Party of Canada, and was a possibility for its authority political decision in 2017.
Michael Chong was conceived on November 22, 1971, in Windsor, Ontario, and experienced childhood in Fergus, a community in country Southern Ontario. He is the most seasoned child of Paul Chong and Cornelia de Haan. His dad was conceived in Hong Kong and moved to Canada in 1952 and turned into a specialist. His mom landed in Canada in 1960 from the Netherlands and filled in as a medical caretaker.https://www.theverge.com/users/mycrv https://steepster.com/mycrv https://audiomack.com/artist/mycrv https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/99104577-michael-cong https://itsmyurls.com/mycrv https://www.crunchyroll.com/user/mycrv Chong has three kin; Peter, Andrew and Joanna.[3] He was brought close Fergus up in Wellington County, and went to Center Wellington District High School.[4] In 1978, when Chong was six years of age his mom was murdered in an auto crash at a crossing point close Fergus. Two years after her passing his dad wedded Adriana, who raised him and his three kin as though they were her own. In 1999, Chong's dad was likewise murdered in a fender bender at a similar crossing point where his mom had been slaughtered 21 years earlier.[5]
Chong went to Trinity College at the University of Toronto where he considered way of thinking, history and politics.[3] In his last year at college he found an occupation with Canadian Tire as a right hand to a senior executive.[5] He has worked in data innovation for Barclays Bank and Research Capital Corporation. Chong functioned as a senior innovation advisor to the Greater Toronto Airports Authority for the redevelopment of Pearson International Airport and preceding entering legislative issues he worked for the National Hockey League Players' Association.[3]
Chong was an establishing individual from The Dominion Institute.[6] He served on the leading group of the Groves Memorial Hospital from 2002 to 2004, later serving on the leading body of the Elora Festival and Elora Festival Singers just as the Corporation of Trinity College.
Chong is hitched to Carrie Davidson, whom he met while at college. She has establishes in both Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador. Her incredible extraordinary granddad was William Whiteway,http://www.magcloud.com/user/mycrv https://www.myvidster.com/profile/michaelcong https://www.stem.org.uk/user/673177/view https://www.viki.com/users/inboxtomytr_782/about https://trello.com/michaelcong3 an expert Confederation lawmaker and three-time head of the state of Newfoundland in the late nineteenth century. Another incredible extraordinary granddad, Charles Peers Davidson, was boss equity of the Superior Court of Quebec in the mid 1910s. The couple live on a 100-section of land ranch in Fergus, situated on the Grand River around 85 kilometers from Toronto, and have three children; William, Alistair, and Cameron.[3]
Governmental issues
Depicted as a Red Tory,[7] Chong joined the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada and the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario in the late 1980s.[8] He kept running for parliament in the 2000 government political race as a Progressive Conservative, and completed third Waterloo—Wellington against officeholder Liberal Member of Parliament (MP) Lynn Myers. Chong bolstered Peter MacKay for the administration of the government PC party in 2003.[9]
MP and pastor
In mid 2004, the Progressive Conservatives converged with the Canadian Alliance to make the Conservative Party of Canada. Chong joined the new party, and in March 2004 vanquished Marty Burke to win its selection for Wellington—Halton Hills.[10] He was chosen in the 2004 government political race, crushing Liberal Bruce Hood by more than 2,000 votes.
Chong is principally known as a financial preservationist and is viewed as a moderate in his gathering. He pronounced his own help for the Kyoto Protocol during the 2004 government political decision, in spite of his gathering's restriction to the measure.[11] He upheld Elizabeth Witmer's offered to lead the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario in 2001–02, and bolstered John Tory for a similar situation in 2004.[12]
Chong composed a supposition publication for The Globe and Mail paper in late 2004 entitled "Canadians without hyphens", reprimanding John Barber's proposal that there were insufficient Chinese-Canadian MPs speaking to territories with huge Chinese populaces. Chong noted he was chosen in a riding with a 97% caucasian populace, while John McCallum was chosen in Markham—Unionville, which is over 60% Asian. Chong contended that these outcomes mirrored his concept of Canada, including that he supported the production of a "typical Canadian personality that will take into account more prominent comprehension among ethnic groups".[13]
Like most Conservative MPs, Chong casted a ballot against the legitimate acknowledgment of same-sex marriage in Canada in 2005. A dominant part of MPs from different gatherings bolstered the measure, be that as it may, and same-sex relationships were conceded lawful acknowledgment. In December 2006, Chong turned around his past position and ended up one of thirteen Conservative MPs to cast a ballot against re-opening the marriage debate.[14]
Chong has contradicted utilizing the Great Lakes as a water hotspot for inland networks. He has communicated worry about termination in provincial Ontario, and supports proceeded with entryway to-entryway country mail administration programs.[15]
Priest of Intergovernmental Affairs and Sport
Chong was re-chosen in the 2006 government political decision. In February 2006, he was delegated to the bureau in Stephen Harper's legislature as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, and Minister of Sport. He was the second Chinese-Canadian bureau serve in Canadian history, after Raymond Chan.
In the development to the 2006 administrative spending plan, Chong met with different common agents to talk about methods for moving toward Canada's balance equation between the national government and the areas. Before the spending's discharge, he portrayed the current framework as "a mess".[16] Some legislators in Ontario communicated worry that the arrangement would be unduly great to Quebec and ominous to their province.[17] Later in the year, Harper government showed that it would consequently move future surpluses to the provinces.[18]
In September 2006, the Canadian media announced that the Harper government was thinking about an arrangement to move $3 billion to the regions every year. Each region aside from Newfoundland and Labrador would pick up income, with Quebec picking up the most at $1.1 billion.[19]
In mid 2006, Chong said that his legislature would satisfy a political race vow to commit 1% of bureaucratic wellbeing spending (about $350 million) to wellbeing advancement and beginner sports.[20] https://michaelcong.dreamwidth.org/profile https://ello.co/mycrv http://www.manozaidimai.lt/profile/mycrv http://mxsponsor.com/riders/michael-cong https://www.4shared.com/u/nXRk8VsR/inboxtomytr.html He spoke to the Harper government as an agent at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia.[21] This financing didn't show up in the 2006 spending plan, in spite of the fact that the Harper government presented a yearly sports assessment credit of $80 per child.[22]
In June 2006, Chong showed that the government would not give bureaucratic subsidizing to the "Out Games", a gay-and-lesbian themed athletic challenge held in Montreal, Quebec.[23] The next month, Chong gave $395,000 to Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, to make its gathering open online.[24] He has additionally talked about the plausibility of restarting Canada's ParticipACTION program, which urges customary residents to turn out to be increasingly engaged with sports and athletic events.[25] The program was restarted in February 2007, after Chong left cabinet.[26]
Chong vowed $3.5 million to the 2008 North American Indigenous Games toward the beginning of November 2006.[27] Later around the same time, he reported the making of Podium Canada to solidify Canada's decoration techniques for the Summer and Winter Olympics.[28]
Chong out of the blue left bureau on November 27, 2006, to express his restriction to a movement before the House of Commons, set forward by Prime Minister Harper, which perceived "the Québécois as a country inside a unified Canada". Chong said that the movement was much the same as ethnic patriotism, which he contradicts. During the question and answer session he held to declare his choice, he said "I put stock in one country, unified, called Canada".[29]
Wikinews has related news: Canadian Cabinet Minister leaves over Harper's Quebec movement
Change Act
As a backbench MP, Chong proposed the Reform Act (An Act to correct the Canada Elections Act and the Parliament of Canada Act (application and gathering changes)) so as to expand the intensity of gathering councils. The Act at last passed the House of Commons and Senate, with alterations, and was given imperial consent in 2015. Under the demonstration, each council cast a ballot toward the start of every parliament on whether it will embrace the Act's systems enabling the assembly to survey and, in the event that it wishes, expel the gathering head, for the political decision and audit of the assembly seat, the removal and re-confirmation of assembly individuals, and the appointment of the break leader.[30]
2017 administration political race
Chong in Vancouver
See additionally: 2017 Conservative Party of Canada authority political decision
The Conservative Party was crushed in the 2015 government political race,https://visual.ly/users/inboxtomytr/portfolio https://www.deviantart.com/mycrv https://www.mobypicture.com/user/mycrv https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/profile/ef49a13e-fda2-4615-86a3-91485f854f93?sort=LastReplyDate&dir=Desc&tab=Threads&filter=undefined&forum=allcategories&meta=&status=&mod=&modAge=&advFil=&postedAfter=&postedBefore=&threadType=All&page=1 https://www.gps-sport.net/users/mycrvhealth https://worldcosplay.net/member/797855 https://fontlibrary.org/en/member/mycrv/ https://mootools.net/forge/profile/mycrv https://www.hackerearth.com/@michael711 and Harper quickly surrendered as gathering pioneer. Regardless of not having served in Harper's bureau for a long time, Chong's name was among those referenced in the media as a potential possibility for party pioneer. At the point when gotten some information about an administration offer in November 2015, Chong reacted "how about we pause and see."[31] In mid 2016, the Conservative Party declared that the initiative political decision would be hung on May 27, 2017. On May 16, 2016, Chong propelled his crusade at the National Press Theater in Ottawa, turning into the third possibility to enter the race.[2]
Chong's initiative offer was supported by MP and previous Environment Minister Peter Kent, just as MP David Tilson. Chong likewise got the help of Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) Ted Arnott and previous MPs Chungsen Leung and Mike Wallace.[32][33]
Chong is agreeable to actualizing what he portrays as an income impartial carbon tax.Ch
Michael Chong was conceived on November 22, 1971, in Windsor, Ontario, and experienced childhood in Fergus, a community in country Southern Ontario. He is the most seasoned child of Paul Chong and Cornelia de Haan. His dad was conceived in Hong Kong and moved to Canada in 1952 and turned into a specialist. His mom landed in Canada in 1960 from the Netherlands and filled in as a medical caretaker.https://www.theverge.com/users/mycrv https://steepster.com/mycrv https://audiomack.com/artist/mycrv https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/99104577-michael-cong https://itsmyurls.com/mycrv https://www.crunchyroll.com/user/mycrv Chong has three kin; Peter, Andrew and Joanna.[3] He was brought close Fergus up in Wellington County, and went to Center Wellington District High School.[4] In 1978, when Chong was six years of age his mom was murdered in an auto crash at a crossing point close Fergus. Two years after her passing his dad wedded Adriana, who raised him and his three kin as though they were her own. In 1999, Chong's dad was likewise murdered in a fender bender at a similar crossing point where his mom had been slaughtered 21 years earlier.[5]
Chong went to Trinity College at the University of Toronto where he considered way of thinking, history and politics.[3] In his last year at college he found an occupation with Canadian Tire as a right hand to a senior executive.[5] He has worked in data innovation for Barclays Bank and Research Capital Corporation. Chong functioned as a senior innovation advisor to the Greater Toronto Airports Authority for the redevelopment of Pearson International Airport and preceding entering legislative issues he worked for the National Hockey League Players' Association.[3]
Chong was an establishing individual from The Dominion Institute.[6] He served on the leading group of the Groves Memorial Hospital from 2002 to 2004, later serving on the leading body of the Elora Festival and Elora Festival Singers just as the Corporation of Trinity College.
Chong is hitched to Carrie Davidson, whom he met while at college. She has establishes in both Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador. Her incredible extraordinary granddad was William Whiteway,http://www.magcloud.com/user/mycrv https://www.myvidster.com/profile/michaelcong https://www.stem.org.uk/user/673177/view https://www.viki.com/users/inboxtomytr_782/about https://trello.com/michaelcong3 an expert Confederation lawmaker and three-time head of the state of Newfoundland in the late nineteenth century. Another incredible extraordinary granddad, Charles Peers Davidson, was boss equity of the Superior Court of Quebec in the mid 1910s. The couple live on a 100-section of land ranch in Fergus, situated on the Grand River around 85 kilometers from Toronto, and have three children; William, Alistair, and Cameron.[3]
Governmental issues
Depicted as a Red Tory,[7] Chong joined the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada and the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario in the late 1980s.[8] He kept running for parliament in the 2000 government political race as a Progressive Conservative, and completed third Waterloo—Wellington against officeholder Liberal Member of Parliament (MP) Lynn Myers. Chong bolstered Peter MacKay for the administration of the government PC party in 2003.[9]
MP and pastor
In mid 2004, the Progressive Conservatives converged with the Canadian Alliance to make the Conservative Party of Canada. Chong joined the new party, and in March 2004 vanquished Marty Burke to win its selection for Wellington—Halton Hills.[10] He was chosen in the 2004 government political race, crushing Liberal Bruce Hood by more than 2,000 votes.
Chong is principally known as a financial preservationist and is viewed as a moderate in his gathering. He pronounced his own help for the Kyoto Protocol during the 2004 government political decision, in spite of his gathering's restriction to the measure.[11] He upheld Elizabeth Witmer's offered to lead the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario in 2001–02, and bolstered John Tory for a similar situation in 2004.[12]
Chong composed a supposition publication for The Globe and Mail paper in late 2004 entitled "Canadians without hyphens", reprimanding John Barber's proposal that there were insufficient Chinese-Canadian MPs speaking to territories with huge Chinese populaces. Chong noted he was chosen in a riding with a 97% caucasian populace, while John McCallum was chosen in Markham—Unionville, which is over 60% Asian. Chong contended that these outcomes mirrored his concept of Canada, including that he supported the production of a "typical Canadian personality that will take into account more prominent comprehension among ethnic groups".[13]
Like most Conservative MPs, Chong casted a ballot against the legitimate acknowledgment of same-sex marriage in Canada in 2005. A dominant part of MPs from different gatherings bolstered the measure, be that as it may, and same-sex relationships were conceded lawful acknowledgment. In December 2006, Chong turned around his past position and ended up one of thirteen Conservative MPs to cast a ballot against re-opening the marriage debate.[14]
Chong has contradicted utilizing the Great Lakes as a water hotspot for inland networks. He has communicated worry about termination in provincial Ontario, and supports proceeded with entryway to-entryway country mail administration programs.[15]
Priest of Intergovernmental Affairs and Sport
Chong was re-chosen in the 2006 government political decision. In February 2006, he was delegated to the bureau in Stephen Harper's legislature as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, and Minister of Sport. He was the second Chinese-Canadian bureau serve in Canadian history, after Raymond Chan.
In the development to the 2006 administrative spending plan, Chong met with different common agents to talk about methods for moving toward Canada's balance equation between the national government and the areas. Before the spending's discharge, he portrayed the current framework as "a mess".[16] Some legislators in Ontario communicated worry that the arrangement would be unduly great to Quebec and ominous to their province.[17] Later in the year, Harper government showed that it would consequently move future surpluses to the provinces.[18]
In September 2006, the Canadian media announced that the Harper government was thinking about an arrangement to move $3 billion to the regions every year. Each region aside from Newfoundland and Labrador would pick up income, with Quebec picking up the most at $1.1 billion.[19]
In mid 2006, Chong said that his legislature would satisfy a political race vow to commit 1% of bureaucratic wellbeing spending (about $350 million) to wellbeing advancement and beginner sports.[20] https://michaelcong.dreamwidth.org/profile https://ello.co/mycrv http://www.manozaidimai.lt/profile/mycrv http://mxsponsor.com/riders/michael-cong https://www.4shared.com/u/nXRk8VsR/inboxtomytr.html He spoke to the Harper government as an agent at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia.[21] This financing didn't show up in the 2006 spending plan, in spite of the fact that the Harper government presented a yearly sports assessment credit of $80 per child.[22]
In June 2006, Chong showed that the government would not give bureaucratic subsidizing to the "Out Games", a gay-and-lesbian themed athletic challenge held in Montreal, Quebec.[23] The next month, Chong gave $395,000 to Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, to make its gathering open online.[24] He has additionally talked about the plausibility of restarting Canada's ParticipACTION program, which urges customary residents to turn out to be increasingly engaged with sports and athletic events.[25] The program was restarted in February 2007, after Chong left cabinet.[26]
Chong vowed $3.5 million to the 2008 North American Indigenous Games toward the beginning of November 2006.[27] Later around the same time, he reported the making of Podium Canada to solidify Canada's decoration techniques for the Summer and Winter Olympics.[28]
Chong out of the blue left bureau on November 27, 2006, to express his restriction to a movement before the House of Commons, set forward by Prime Minister Harper, which perceived "the Québécois as a country inside a unified Canada". Chong said that the movement was much the same as ethnic patriotism, which he contradicts. During the question and answer session he held to declare his choice, he said "I put stock in one country, unified, called Canada".[29]
Wikinews has related news: Canadian Cabinet Minister leaves over Harper's Quebec movement
Change Act
As a backbench MP, Chong proposed the Reform Act (An Act to correct the Canada Elections Act and the Parliament of Canada Act (application and gathering changes)) so as to expand the intensity of gathering councils. The Act at last passed the House of Commons and Senate, with alterations, and was given imperial consent in 2015. Under the demonstration, each council cast a ballot toward the start of every parliament on whether it will embrace the Act's systems enabling the assembly to survey and, in the event that it wishes, expel the gathering head, for the political decision and audit of the assembly seat, the removal and re-confirmation of assembly individuals, and the appointment of the break leader.[30]
2017 administration political race
Chong in Vancouver
See additionally: 2017 Conservative Party of Canada authority political decision
The Conservative Party was crushed in the 2015 government political race,https://visual.ly/users/inboxtomytr/portfolio https://www.deviantart.com/mycrv https://www.mobypicture.com/user/mycrv https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/profile/ef49a13e-fda2-4615-86a3-91485f854f93?sort=LastReplyDate&dir=Desc&tab=Threads&filter=undefined&forum=allcategories&meta=&status=&mod=&modAge=&advFil=&postedAfter=&postedBefore=&threadType=All&page=1 https://www.gps-sport.net/users/mycrvhealth https://worldcosplay.net/member/797855 https://fontlibrary.org/en/member/mycrv/ https://mootools.net/forge/profile/mycrv https://www.hackerearth.com/@michael711 and Harper quickly surrendered as gathering pioneer. Regardless of not having served in Harper's bureau for a long time, Chong's name was among those referenced in the media as a potential possibility for party pioneer. At the point when gotten some information about an administration offer in November 2015, Chong reacted "how about we pause and see."[31] In mid 2016, the Conservative Party declared that the initiative political decision would be hung on May 27, 2017. On May 16, 2016, Chong propelled his crusade at the National Press Theater in Ottawa, turning into the third possibility to enter the race.[2]
Chong's initiative offer was supported by MP and previous Environment Minister Peter Kent, just as MP David Tilson. Chong likewise got the help of Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) Ted Arnott and previous MPs Chungsen Leung and Mike Wallace.[32][33]
Chong is agreeable to actualizing what he portrays as an income impartial carbon tax.Ch
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