Corey Hogan 🇨🇦
@coreyhogan.ca
Liberal MP representing Calgary Confederation in the 45th Parliament. Dad, husband, former university executive and Alberta government official. Working to unite, secure, protect and build this country. http://www.coreyhogan.ca
...and low deficit to GDP.
Let's build.
Let's build.
November 10, 2025 at 3:04 AM
...and low deficit to GDP.
Let's build.
Let's build.
The world is becoming more uncertain and it's time for Canada to invest big in ourselves.
The good news is, no G7 country is better positioned to do so. We have low debt to GDP...
The good news is, no G7 country is better positioned to do so. We have low debt to GDP...
November 10, 2025 at 3:04 AM
The world is becoming more uncertain and it's time for Canada to invest big in ourselves.
The good news is, no G7 country is better positioned to do so. We have low debt to GDP...
The good news is, no G7 country is better positioned to do so. We have low debt to GDP...
Earlier this week at the National accessArts Centre, I was proud to highlight how Budget 2025’s Build Communities Strong Fund is delivering for our community—including the new net-zero Multidisciplinary Disability & Community Arts Hub. Together we’re building a strong, inclusive Canada 🇨🇦
November 10, 2025 at 12:20 AM
Earlier this week at the National accessArts Centre, I was proud to highlight how Budget 2025’s Build Communities Strong Fund is delivering for our community—including the new net-zero Multidisciplinary Disability & Community Arts Hub. Together we’re building a strong, inclusive Canada 🇨🇦
Let's work together across party lines to defend the forestry sector. Because when forestry is strong, Canada is strong.
November 9, 2025 at 12:04 AM
Let's work together across party lines to defend the forestry sector. Because when forestry is strong, Canada is strong.
The budget is here and it's an economist's budget in the best sense. It's going to invest in Canadians and Build Canada Strong.
November 4, 2025 at 9:43 PM
The budget is here and it's an economist's budget in the best sense. It's going to invest in Canadians and Build Canada Strong.
Congratulations Thomas Lukaszuk! Absolutely amazing work on the Forever Canadian petition!
October 29, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Congratulations Thomas Lukaszuk! Absolutely amazing work on the Forever Canadian petition!
Albertans, if we have a problem with what’s happening, we need to make our voices heard.
October 28, 2025 at 2:43 AM
Albertans, if we have a problem with what’s happening, we need to make our voices heard.
Thank you to the Forest Product Association of Canada for a great conference this week.
It was an important opportunity for us to get together to talk about how we sustain and grow a sector so core to Canada’s economy and identity.
It was an important opportunity for us to get together to talk about how we sustain and grow a sector so core to Canada’s economy and identity.
October 26, 2025 at 1:40 AM
Thank you to the Forest Product Association of Canada for a great conference this week.
It was an important opportunity for us to get together to talk about how we sustain and grow a sector so core to Canada’s economy and identity.
It was an important opportunity for us to get together to talk about how we sustain and grow a sector so core to Canada’s economy and identity.
Wonderful to be back on my old stomping grounds yesterday with Minister Marjorie Michel and Minister Rick Wilson, announcing a $10-million boost through the Youth Mental Health Fund to expand Integrated Youth Services for young people across Alberta.
October 17, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Wonderful to be back on my old stomping grounds yesterday with Minister Marjorie Michel and Minister Rick Wilson, announcing a $10-million boost through the Youth Mental Health Fund to expand Integrated Youth Services for young people across Alberta.
U.S. tariffs have upended global trade. Because of how integrated our economies have been, nowhere is more affected than Canada.
This is a challenging moment. Industry is hit hard. We've done better than others, but there's more work to do to reduce tariffs & support Canadians.
This is a challenging moment. Industry is hit hard. We've done better than others, but there's more work to do to reduce tariffs & support Canadians.
October 7, 2025 at 3:22 PM
U.S. tariffs have upended global trade. Because of how integrated our economies have been, nowhere is more affected than Canada.
This is a challenging moment. Industry is hit hard. We've done better than others, but there's more work to do to reduce tariffs & support Canadians.
This is a challenging moment. Industry is hit hard. We've done better than others, but there's more work to do to reduce tariffs & support Canadians.
Today is World Teachers’ Day.
October 6, 2025 at 1:32 AM
Today is World Teachers’ Day.
The future is coming, and it's Made in Canada.
October 3, 2025 at 2:05 PM
The future is coming, and it's Made in Canada.
Pierre Poilievre looks at this data and his takeaways are food inflation today is "70% above target" and the situation is "even worse than Trudeau".
You can judge how intellectually honest that is. But real solutions to real problems take more than rhetoric, gimmicks, and spin.
You can judge how intellectually honest that is. But real solutions to real problems take more than rhetoric, gimmicks, and spin.
October 1, 2025 at 12:04 PM
Pierre Poilievre looks at this data and his takeaways are food inflation today is "70% above target" and the situation is "even worse than Trudeau".
You can judge how intellectually honest that is. But real solutions to real problems take more than rhetoric, gimmicks, and spin.
You can judge how intellectually honest that is. But real solutions to real problems take more than rhetoric, gimmicks, and spin.
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. At
The Confluence and UCalgary, I and others reflected/learned.
Thanks to all who put on these events. They let us consider the path we’ve walked, where we are and the role we all play in where we’re
going.
The Confluence and UCalgary, I and others reflected/learned.
Thanks to all who put on these events. They let us consider the path we’ve walked, where we are and the role we all play in where we’re
going.
October 1, 2025 at 12:03 AM
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. At
The Confluence and UCalgary, I and others reflected/learned.
Thanks to all who put on these events. They let us consider the path we’ve walked, where we are and the role we all play in where we’re
going.
The Confluence and UCalgary, I and others reflected/learned.
Thanks to all who put on these events. They let us consider the path we’ve walked, where we are and the role we all play in where we’re
going.
It was wonderful to tour the Commissioner’s Park at the Canadian Institute of Forestry for #NationalForestWeek last week. Our forests are not just part of our heritage, they're vital to biodiversity, climate action, & future generations—thank you to the Institute for their leadership & stewardship
September 29, 2025 at 8:46 PM
It was wonderful to tour the Commissioner’s Park at the Canadian Institute of Forestry for #NationalForestWeek last week. Our forests are not just part of our heritage, they're vital to biodiversity, climate action, & future generations—thank you to the Institute for their leadership & stewardship
Since Mark Carney was sworn in as PM we've lowered taxes, eliminated the consumer carbon price and increased investments in affordable housing.
Gas prices are down, it's easier to buy a new home, more of your paycheque stays in your pocket. And we're just getting started.
Gas prices are down, it's easier to buy a new home, more of your paycheque stays in your pocket. And we're just getting started.
September 20, 2025 at 10:41 PM
Since Mark Carney was sworn in as PM we've lowered taxes, eliminated the consumer carbon price and increased investments in affordable housing.
Gas prices are down, it's easier to buy a new home, more of your paycheque stays in your pocket. And we're just getting started.
Gas prices are down, it's easier to buy a new home, more of your paycheque stays in your pocket. And we're just getting started.
September 19, 2025 at 5:18 PM
…there’s a slight negative correlation between government spending and inflation in developed countries (including or excluding outlier Japan).
Meaning, the data shows the higher public debt is, the LOWER inflation tends to be. (5/10)
Meaning, the data shows the higher public debt is, the LOWER inflation tends to be. (5/10)
September 17, 2025 at 9:03 PM
…there’s a slight negative correlation between government spending and inflation in developed countries (including or excluding outlier Japan).
Meaning, the data shows the higher public debt is, the LOWER inflation tends to be. (5/10)
Meaning, the data shows the higher public debt is, the LOWER inflation tends to be. (5/10)
Second, in developed economies, THERE IS NO CORRELATION BETWEEN GOVERNMENT DEBT AND INFLATION.
Lowering debt is good for many reasons, but if your end goal is to lower inflation, evidence is that slashing government debt does nothing (no correlation).
In fact... (4/10)
Lowering debt is good for many reasons, but if your end goal is to lower inflation, evidence is that slashing government debt does nothing (no correlation).
In fact... (4/10)
September 17, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Second, in developed economies, THERE IS NO CORRELATION BETWEEN GOVERNMENT DEBT AND INFLATION.
Lowering debt is good for many reasons, but if your end goal is to lower inflation, evidence is that slashing government debt does nothing (no correlation).
In fact... (4/10)
Lowering debt is good for many reasons, but if your end goal is to lower inflation, evidence is that slashing government debt does nothing (no correlation).
In fact... (4/10)
In a way I feel funny saying this.
I want to reduce government debt. I lament we have debt levels where we do at this moment (though I will concede as Canadians we have a very normal level of public debt for a G7 country). (2/10)
I want to reduce government debt. I lament we have debt levels where we do at this moment (though I will concede as Canadians we have a very normal level of public debt for a G7 country). (2/10)
September 17, 2025 at 9:03 PM
In a way I feel funny saying this.
I want to reduce government debt. I lament we have debt levels where we do at this moment (though I will concede as Canadians we have a very normal level of public debt for a G7 country). (2/10)
I want to reduce government debt. I lament we have debt levels where we do at this moment (though I will concede as Canadians we have a very normal level of public debt for a G7 country). (2/10)
Let's talk about the Conservative line of attack on food inflation. Has food gotten more expensive? Yes, and there's work to be done. But for them to suggest this is a uniquely Canadian problem is exactly the problem with politics these days.
September 16, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Let's talk about the Conservative line of attack on food inflation. Has food gotten more expensive? Yes, and there's work to be done. But for them to suggest this is a uniquely Canadian problem is exactly the problem with politics these days.
This week, Parliament is back from summer recess. But what does an MP do all summer?
September 16, 2025 at 3:30 PM
This week, Parliament is back from summer recess. But what does an MP do all summer?
Today, Canada’s Liberal Government announced the Major Projects Office will be led by a Calgarian and headquartered in our city.
I will always be Calgary’s biggest champion. It’s a new day, and the sun’s rising in the west.
Learn more: www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news...
I will always be Calgary’s biggest champion. It’s a new day, and the sun’s rising in the west.
Learn more: www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news...
August 29, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Today, Canada’s Liberal Government announced the Major Projects Office will be led by a Calgarian and headquartered in our city.
I will always be Calgary’s biggest champion. It’s a new day, and the sun’s rising in the west.
Learn more: www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news...
I will always be Calgary’s biggest champion. It’s a new day, and the sun’s rising in the west.
Learn more: www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news...
Last week the 2025 Energy Institute Statistical Review of World Energy was released.
Since 2015, global oil and gas production is up 6%. In Canada, oil and gas production has grown 34%. According to the AER, Alberta oil production is up even more - 47%.
Since 2015, global oil and gas production is up 6%. In Canada, oil and gas production has grown 34%. According to the AER, Alberta oil production is up even more - 47%.
June 30, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Last week the 2025 Energy Institute Statistical Review of World Energy was released.
Since 2015, global oil and gas production is up 6%. In Canada, oil and gas production has grown 34%. According to the AER, Alberta oil production is up even more - 47%.
Since 2015, global oil and gas production is up 6%. In Canada, oil and gas production has grown 34%. According to the AER, Alberta oil production is up even more - 47%.