Stephen Curran

Voters often ask me who I am. My name is Stephen Curran, your @CPC_HQ candidate for North Vancouver–Capilano and A: ✅ Devoted husband & father of two ✅ Lawyer of two decades with a respect for freedom & the rule of law ✅ Small business owner & member of the North Shore community

Jonathan Wilkinson asked voters for another mandate just a year ago—turns out it was more of a short-term contract with a European exit clause. Off to Brussels on the public dime, while constituents get a by-election. And we wonder why cynicism about politics keeps growing. Meanwhile, I’m still here—ready to compete for the honour of serving this community, and actually see the job through. No exit clause. No backup posting. Just a commitment to stay and serve.

A truck loaded with thousands of copies of Roget's Thesaurus spilled its load leaving New York. Witnesses were stunned, startled, aghast, stupefied, confused, shocked, rattled, paralyzed, dazed, bewildered, surprised, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, confounded, astonished, and numbed.

Doubled deficit. More debt. More taxes. More costs. More on the credit card. Carney is just another Liberal.

Canada launching a sovereign wealth fund while running a $90B deficit is like asking your bank for investment advice… right after they decline your overdraft.

Iran—a regime known for brutal repression—has been nominated to a UN body shaping human rights policy. And under Mark Carney’s Liberal government, Canada stayed silent. According to UN Watch, democracies had the chance to object. Only the U.S. did. This isn’t leadership. It’s a failure of principle. unwatch.org/canadas-mislea…

All on margin. Norway’s sovereign wealth fund was created from savings. PM Carney’s proposed fund is being created from borrowed money. #cdnpoli

Today we remember the victims of the Lapu Lapu tragedy in Vancouver one year ago today. A day that brought profound loss to so many. We honour their lives, stand with their loved ones, and reflect on the importance of compassion and community. We remember.

I’m proud to once again be the Conservative candidate for North Vancouver–Capilano. It was an honour to run in 2025 and connect with so many in our community. I’m ready to keep building on that work. Our region needs strong, effective representation—focused on affordability, safety, and common-sense solutions. Let’s get to work.

Check out my new piece responding to Jonathan Wilkinson’s latest mailer to North Vancouver-Capilano residents. It paints a very different picture than what I’m hearing every day from people across the North Shore. You can check out my article here: northshoredailypost.com/wilkinsons-mai… Would value your thoughts. #NorthShore #cdnpoli

The Liberal Government just voted to help place the Iranian regime—a serial abuser of human rights—on a UN body meant to oversee those very rights. At a time when Tehran continues its brutal repression at home, this isn’t diplomacy—it’s moral failure. Canadians, and most especially my Iranian-Canadian neighbours, deserve to know why the Liberal government is enabling this.

Concerning reports of a vehicle fire at Har El synagogue in West Vancouver. Grateful for the quick response of first responders and relieved there are no reports of injuries. Incidents like this are deeply unsettling for the community. Hoping for a full and transparent investigation, and for clarity on what occurred as soon as possible.

He condemns Israel for an "illegal invasion,” condemning the Jewish State for defending itself from Hezbollah - a Canadian-listed terror entity raining rockets on Israeli civilians. Yesterday, four Israeli soldiers were killed in Lebanon by that same terror group. Not a single word of recognition for the soldiers killed by terrorists. Not a single word for the families still living under cluster bombs and ballistic missiles. Not a word for a people and their state living under hellfire and hate. It is a reoccurring pattern with this Liberal government. The Prime Minister gets it exactly wrong: Extending one hand of friendship to our enemies, while slapping our friends in the face with the other one.

In 2021, MPs, including Liberals, voted to recognize the genocide, including forced labour, of Uyghurs by the PRC. In response, the Liberal government imposed sanctions on one PRC entity and four PRC officials in Xinjiang for these human rights violations. Around the same time, Article 23.6 of CUSMA came into force, which ban imports produced using forced labour into the North American free trade zone. Today, a Liberal MP intimated that Uyghur forced labour has not taken place, while questioning a former PCO official, @M_Johnston1. The Liberal government needs to answer the following question: Does the government still assess that Uyghur forced labour has and is taking place? This is important. If the government no longer assesses forced labour is taking place, that has implications for: - the sanctions imposed on the PRC entity and officials, - the imports of products from Xinjiang province into Canada, - the review of CUSMA, and - Canada-U.S. trade, including transshipments from Canada to the U.S. (the U.S. currently assesses that Uyghur forced labour is taking place). #cdnpoli

In a single day, the Liberals voted to keep predators on our streets, re-victimize families through endless parole hearings, keep leniency for non-citizens convicted of serious crimes, and keep catch-and-release bail for violent offenders. And tonight, they’ll ram through Bill C‑9, criminalizing people of faith for quoting their own sacred texts. Soft on real criminals. Hard on people of faith. I voted to protect Canadians from crime, and tonight, I’ll vote to defend religious freedom.

Not sanctioned in Canada, they operate freely here. Get serious. U.S. sanctions Vancouver company for alleged ties to Hezbollah | Globalnews.ca globalnews.ca/news/11742096/…

Canadians now carry more debt than what our entire country's economy generates in a year. Half live paycheque to paycheque. 1 in 4 face food insecurity. There were 2.2 million visits to food banks in a single month. Life is getting more expensive and Canadians can't keep up. We need to take taxes off groceries and get government out of the way of economic growth, so hard work pays off with strong paycheques that buy more.

Prime Minister, We are the only G7 country without a strategic reserve of oil. Other countries are profiting by releasing 400,000,000 barrels from their stockpiles, and we have none stored up to offer. Let’s build a Strategic Energy & Minerals Reserve to give us strength at home with unbreakable leverage abroad. Read my letter 👇

Conservatives stand with the Iranian people in their fight for freedom and democracy. And here at home, we must end the threat of foreign regimes operating on Canadian soil and focus on what we can control: safety, affordability, and strength for our country.

Whether you're in Vancouver, Saskatoon, Timmins, or Halifax, or anywhere in between, you should be able to order any Canadian-made beer, wine, or spirits of your choice. Conservative MP @DanAlbas has introduced Bill C-262 to remove roadblocks and let Canada Post deliver alcohol anywhere in Canada. Sign to help us bring more free trade in 🇨🇦: conservative.ca/cpc/free-trade…

This looks less like engagement with the Iranian-Canadian community and more like a meeting of Liberal MPs talking to each other. Iranian-Canadians—many of my friends here on the North Shore—have spent years raising concerns about intimidation, transnational repression, and the threat posed by the IRGC. Yet the federal government has been consistently slow to act and has failed for years to provide real security. If Ottawa is serious the safety of our neighbours, it should be listening to community leaders and addressing those threats directly—not staging photo-ops and Liberal MP coffee chats.

Public safety remains a top priority for our community on the North shore. This morning, I welcomed Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree and MP Ron McKinnon for an important conversation with leaders from the Iranian-Canadian community. At a time when many in the community are experiencing fear and uncertainty, it was important to create space for open and respectful dialogue about public safety and well-being. Thank you to all who joined us, shared their perspectives, and helped ensure the voices of Iranian-Canadians are heard. Conversations like these are essential to building safer, stronger and more inclusive communities.