14 Facts About Tom Lukiwski

Tom Lukiwski was born on October 5,1951 and is a former Canadian politician who served as a member of Parliament from 2004 to 2021 as a member of the Conservative Party.

Tom Lukiwski did not run for re-election in the 2021 federal election.

At the time, Lukiwski criticized Spencer for making the remarks and approved of revoking Spencer's party membership.

Tom Lukiwski was re-elected in the 2006,2008, and 2011 general elections.

Tom Lukiwski served as the Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, the Hon.

Tom Lukiwski is well known on Parliament Hill for his ability to stall Parliamentary Committee business by "filibustering".

On March 22,2005, Tom Lukiwski introduced a motion into the House of Commons calling for changes to the equalization formula.

On January 19,2006, only days before the 2006 election, Tom Lukiwski stated that Saskatchewan would be "$2 to 2.5 billion wealthier each and every year" as a result of the changes.

At the time the videotape was made, Tom Lukiwski was the general manager of the Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan led by Grant Devine.

Gay groups said they were disappointed that Tom Lukiwski failed to respond at all to the invitation.

Tom Lukiwski denied the claim, insisting that he referred to "an NDP horde" in his speech.

In 2005, Tom Lukiwski was sued for libel by former Liberal MP Reg Alcock for wrongly claiming Alcock had given his campaign manager a job with the Canadian Wheat Board.

Tom Lukiwski stated that the matter was settled out of court in 2007 in Alcock's favour, with Tom Lukiwski apologizing to Alcock in a statement.

In November 2009, Tom Lukiwski apologized in the House of Commons for mailing out Parliamentary flyers to the riding of Liberal MP Larry Bagnell which wrongly stated how Bagnell had voted on a private member's bill on the long-gun registry.