Chris Lewis MP - Essex


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Free Holiday Skate | Dec 27, 2025

Join us for a free community ice-skating afternoon at the Atlas Tube Recreation Centre! Bring your family, lace up your skates, and enjoy a fun, friendly holiday event hosted by MP Chris Lewis.

Click on the graphic for details.

Ringing the Bells | Dec 19, 2025

 

Ringing the bells for the Salvation at Sobeys in Amherstburg and No Frills in Essex.

Pop by and say hello and share some Christmas cheer with folks less fortunate.

Free Holiday Skate | Dec 18, 2025

Reminder of the FREE public skate happening in Harrow this Sunday!!
 
See you there!

Erie Health Care Hospital Lunch | Dec 17, 2025

It was honour to serve lunch for the amazing doctors, nurses and all the support staff at the Erie Health Care hospital on behalf of the Lewis Family.
 
Thank you for ALL that you do! You are truly all heroes! Merry Christmas!

Increased Food Costs | Dec 17, 2025

Food costs are higher than last year and have increased again month to month. Reports from Food Banks Canada and Feed Ontario confirm that more people are needing help to get basic groceries.

These numbers give a clear picture of the pressure many households are feeling right now. Conservatives would respond by lowering costs for farmers and producers, cutting federal taxes that add to food prices, and controlling government spending to ease inflation.

Meeting with Ashley Dedrick, RMT | Dec 15, 2025

It was a productive meeting, this morning, with Ashley Dedrick, a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) dedicated to the industry and the well-being of the people she treats.

RMTs, as licensed and regulated health professionals, are asking the government to recognize massage therapy as healthcare and remove GST/HST from those expenditures.
If you would like to support RMTs in this, there is a sponsored petition you can sign here.

Essex Santa Claus Parade | Dec 13, 2025

There were great crowds braving the cold at the Essex Santa Claus Parade! Thank you Team Lewis for joining me and thank you Essex for the warm reception!

Merry Christmas everyone!

Essex County Federation of Agriculture Breakfast | Dec 13, 2025

A hearty breakfast with Dave Epp, at Wagner Orchards and Estate Winery, for the Essex County Federation of Agriculture (ECFA) AGM.

Good food and good conversation with our local farmers.

Special Christmas Message | Dec 12, 2025

 

Stay tuned for a special Christmas message coming soon!

Meeting with ACTA | Dec 12, 2025

As an associate member of the Transportation Committee (TRAN), I appreciated the opportunity to meet with Suzanne from the ACTA – Association of Canadian Travel Agencies and Travel Advisors (ACTA) to discuss the Air Passenger Protection Regulations and the Trusted Traveler Program.

Thank you, Suzanne, for such an insightful and delightful conversation!

Meeting with the Canadian Coatings Association | Dec 11, 2025

I had a very informative discussion with Dave Carey from the Canadian Coatings Association, an organization representing the companies that provide coatings used on cars, airplanes, pipelines, and much more. We discussed how excessive regulations from Environment and Climate Change Canada and Health Canada are pushing their members’ businesses to the U.S. This Liberal government’s unnecessary red tape is costing jobs in our communities and creating barriers that the coatings industry says simply don’t make sense. A common-sense Conservative solution? Let’s cut the tape.

Conservative Christmas Party | Dec 10, 2025

 
My team, Allison and I enjoyed an evening of Christmas cheer, with Pierre and Anaida, at the annual Conservative Christmas Party.

Carney Stands in the Way of New Pipelines | Dec 10, 2025

The government signed an energy agreement saying a pipeline to Asia was a priority. Yesterday, the government voted against a motion that used the exact wording from that same agreement. 
 
That contradiction is what concerns people. Conservatives believe Canada needs clear decisions and follow-through so projects get built, paycheques grow, and investment moves.

Great Lakes Hill Day | Dec 9, 2025

This was a fantastic evening meeting with the various organizations at the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Day on the Hill Reception. Especially great to connect with Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research (GLIER) from the University of Windsor and to discuss they great work they are doing in City of Windsor and LaSalle.
 
A bonus to see the cabernet from, none other than, Essex County’s North 42 Degrees Estate Winery as a feature wine!!
 

Parliamentary Outdoor Caucus | Dec 8, 2025

 
I joined colleagues at the Parliamentary Outdoor Caucus breakfast to discuss how we can support outdoor activities that matter to Canadians; whether it’s hunting, fishing, or spending time with family enjoying the fresh air.
 
These traditions strengthen communities and remind us why protecting access to our natural spaces is so important. Proud to keep advocating for these priorities in Parliament!

Free Ice Skating | Dec 7, 2025

 
Join us in Harrow for free ice skating on Sunday, December 21! Hope to see you there! 
 
 

Jenisa in Essex | Dec 6, 2025

 
During Remembrance week, we brought our Legislative Assistant, Jenisa, to Essex so she could see the riding and meet the people, we serve!
 
On Saturday, the team took her on a mini tour – starting with decorating the Essex Constituency Office for the holidays. Lunch at Wolfhead Distillery & Restaurant. Wine tasting at Sanson Estate Winery. A visit with Santa at the Christmas Market at Mastronardi Estate Winery. A walk through Kingsville at the Fantasy of Lights Parade followed by a late dinner at Kingscoast Estate Winery.

Meeting with CHRA | Dec 5, 2025

It was great to sit down with the Canadian Housing and Renewal Association today to talk about practical solutions for affordable housing. Strong communities start with safe, secure homes, and I’ll keep advocating for policies that make life more affordable for families in Essex and across Canada.
 
Thank you to CHRA for your leadership on this important issue!
 

Meeting with Unifor Local 222 | Dec 4, 2025

As co-chair of the Conservative Auto Caucus, I was pleased to meet with Jeff Gray, President Unifor Local 222 in Oshawa, alongside my colleagues. We had a productive discussion about our shared commitment to protecting auto workers’ rights and securing their jobs.
 
My Conservative colleagues and I will continue to stand for auto workers in Canada and will do everything we can to support and strengthen Canada’s auto industry.

Meeting with CAFC | Dec 4, 2025

 
As a former firefighter, I enjoyed meeting with the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs to discuss the needs of local emergency services.
 
These brave men and women do an amazing job protecting our communities! Between fighting fires, rescue operations, and HazMat responses, it’s important to ensure departments across the country are properly equipped.
 

Meeting with CAPP | Dec 3, 2025

 
During these uncertain times in our economy, it is important to increase domestic projects that help Canadians prosper. During my meeting with the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) I learned that Canada’s LNG production is among the cleanest in the world, and that the Oil and Natural Gas projects like the Trans Mountain Pipeline contributes millions to Canada’s GDP every month.
 
Conversations like this help us understand how to invest in Canada the right way.

Breakfast at Stornoway | Dec 2, 2025

 
I had the honor of joining Pierre this morning for an early breakfast to discuss issues in Essex and Canada!
 
I appreciate his eagerness to listen to the issues facing my constituents, as well as our healthy dialogue to push forward fresh ideas to make life more affordable for Canadians.

Feed Ontario’s new Hunger Report | Dec 1, 2025

Food bank use in Ontario has reached historic levels. Over 1 million Ontarians relied on a food bank this year — that’s 1 in 16 people. Usage is up 87% since 2019–2020. In Central Ontario, visits are up 257% and half of Ontario food banks say they’re struggling to keep up. 
 
These numbers reflect a growing affordability crisis. Canadians are doing everything right, yet can’t get ahead — even with full-time work. Conservatives continue to press for practical steps to lower costs on families, including ending taxes and policies that increase the price of food, fuel, and housing.

Chris Lewis MP - Essex

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