Men on a mission: how two Conservative MPs changed Canada’s laws the hard way, twice

Len Webber and Matt Jeneroux changed Alberta’s laws around organ donation and caregiver leave in 2013. Then they got elected to Parliament and did it for Canada.

Len Webber, left, and Matt Jeneroux were among a few MPs who successfully shepherded private members' bills through Parliament before it broke for the summer. Photograph courtesy of the office of Matt Jeneroux

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW

July 12, 2021

Two Conservative MPs from Alberta were among the few who accomplished a rare feat in June: seeing their private members' bills passed into law. For Conservative MP Len Webber (Calgary Confederation, Alta.), it started with a promi...

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