Shannon Stubbs is proud to represent Lakeland, where both she and her husband grew up and where they currently live on a farm near Two Hills. She has been elected three times, and in 2019, voters in Lakeland elected her with the highest vote percentage of any woman elected federally in Canadian history.

In 2017 and again in 2021, Shannon received the Maclean’s Parliamentarian of the Year Award as the MP who “Best Represents Constituents.”

Shannon is currently the Shadow Minister for Natural Resources, appointed by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. Shannon previously served as the Official Opposition Shadow Minister for Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, Shadow Minister for Rural Economic Development and Rural Broadband, and deputy critic for Natural Resources. She is currently the Vice Chair of the Standing Committee for Natural Resources, formerly Vice Chair of the Standing Committees on Public Safety and National Security, and the Special Select Standing Committee for Pay Equity.

Before being elected, Shannon worked for several years in the Oil Sands Business Unit in the Alberta Department of Energy and in the International Offices and Trade Division of Alberta Economic Development. She also worked as a Senior Consultant with Hill + Knowlton Canada, where she advocated for clients across the health and pharmaceutical, oil and gas, not for profit and charity, and education sectors.