14 Facts About Matt Jeneroux

Matt Jeneroux was born and raised in Edmonton and Sherwood Park, Alberta.

Matt Jeneroux has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Alberta and a Public Leadership Credential from Harvard University.

Matt Jeneroux was first elected to the provincial assembly in the 2012 provincial election.

Matt Jeneroux urged the provincial government to conduct a review of the childcare policy in the province.

Matt Jeneroux chaired the Capital Region Caucus Youth Secretariat and was a member of the Alberta Treasury Board committee.

In 2018, Matt Jeneroux was named the co-chair of the United Conservative Party Annual General Meeting in Red Deer, Alberta.

Matt Jeneroux is the chair of the Edmonton Region Caucus and a member of the Executive of Canada-United Kingdom parliamentary committee.

Matt Jeneroux announced his private member's bill, the federal expansion of Compassionate Care Leave.

Matt Jeneroux did so publicly in an article published in the Financial Post where he calls it an outright failure of the Trudeau Liberals.

Matt Jeneroux served in the role as Shadow Minister for Innovation, Science and Economic Development and as Shadow Minister of Science.

Matt Jeneroux was critical of the Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development in the press in calling for his government's long-awaited Space Strategy.

Matt Jeneroux co-sponsored an initiative to encourage young girls in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math fields for an annual advocacy day on Parliament along with FIRST Lego League which showcased skills in LEGO and pushed for more policies geared to encouraging young girls to pursue careers in STEM-related fields.

Matt Jeneroux is the Founder of Hi Dad Foundation, a mental health foundation focused on raising awareness about the importance of men's mental health.

Matt Jeneroux was a recipient of both the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012, the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal in 2022 and the King's Coronation medal in 2024.