Jill McKnight

David kind of talked about some of the policy work that he does and the lobbying that he does.

And then they got to meet the Veterans Affairs Minister and Associate Minister of National Defense, Jill McKnight.

Before she ran in the 2025 federal election, ran the Delta Chamber of Commerce.

Oh, really?

And it's great to be here with this extraordinary group today.

Lauren Dirksen, the Premier-elect, Steve McKinnon, Minister of Transport, Jill McKnight, the Minister of Veterans Affairs and your Member of Parliament for right here in Delta, my fellow parliamentarians, both federal and provincial, new mayor, and of course the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority.

As a member of parliament for North Vancouver Capilano, I know how vital the port of Vancouver is to our entire region and to our entire country.

It serves as Canada's gateway to global markets, handling roughly one-third of Canada's non-U.S. trade by value, and supporting economic activity in communities all across the country.

Please, officials, tell me what the answer is, because I have no idea.

Jill McKnight, completely useless.

And I think in the second hour, Madam Chair, that's a question that I can get at with officials.

They're just absolute worthless liberals.

But for thousands of Canadian families a cure or even treatments that slow the disease would mean everything.

In a statement to CTV News, Veterans Affairs Minister Jill McKnight said Veterans Affairs Canada has committed $25 million over 10 years to the Canadian Institute for Military and Veterans Health Research.

Bill Duff is no longer here to tell his story, but there is hope his legacy can stop it from being repeated.

FEDERAL FUNDING MATTERS BECAUSE I DON'T WANT OTHER FAMILIES TO EXPERIENCE WHAT MINE HAS.