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Chak Au

Member of Parliament for Richmond Centre—Marpole, British Columbia

Conservative Member of Parliament for Richmond Centre—Marpole, British Columbia.

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Portrait of Chak Au
Riding Richmond Centre—Marpole

The electoral district represented in the House of Commons.

Party Conservative

Party affiliation on record.

Service since 2025

Year first elected to the House.

Biography

Chak Kwong Au is a Canadian politician and community leader who has made a significant impact in Alberta and British Columbia’s political landscape. A dedicated member of the Conservative Party of Canada, Au was elected as the Member of Parliament for Richmond Centre—Marpole in the 2025 Canadian federal election. His journey to public office was shaped by years of experience in municipal governance, social work, and community advocacy.

Born in Hong Kong, Au immigrated to Canada in 1988, bringing with him a strong commitment to public service and cultural integration. Before entering politics, he worked as an assistant professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and later established himself as a family therapist in Canada. His professional background in social work allowed him to engage deeply with diverse communities, helping individuals and families navigate challenges and build stronger relationships.

Au’s political career began with his involvement in municipal governance. He was elected to the Richmond City Council in 2011, where he served multiple terms, advocating for policies that supported economic growth, public safety, and cultural inclusivity. His leadership in Richmond was marked by his efforts to bridge cultural divides, promote international trade, and enhance community services. His ability to connect with residents and address their concerns solidified his reputation as a dedicated public servant.

In addition to his municipal service, Au played a vital role in education governance as a Richmond School Trustee. His commitment to fostering a strong educational system was evident in his advocacy for student support programs, curriculum development, and school safety initiatives. His work in education reinforced his belief that strong local leadership is essential for national progress.

Au’s election as the Member of Parliament for Richmond Centre—Marpole marked a significant milestone in his political career. As an MP, he has focused on key issues affecting his constituents, including economic development, crime prevention, and social services. He has been a vocal advocate for policies that support local businesses, enhance public safety, and create opportunities for cultural exchange. His commitment to responsible governance has guided his approach to policymaking, ensuring that decisions align with the values and needs of his constituents.

Throughout his career, Au has remained steadfast in his belief that strong leadership is essential for community resilience and national prosperity. His vision for Richmond Centre—Marpole and Canada is one of inclusivity, security, and opportunity, ensuring that future generations can thrive in a region that values hard work and cultural diversity. His tenure in Parliament continues to reflect his dedication to these principles, making him a prominent figure in Canadian politics.

Frequently asked questions

How do I contact Chak Au?

You can write to Chak Au at the House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6, call the office listed on this page, or use the email form on their official House of Commons profile.

What is Chak Au's mailing address?

Letters to Chak Au can be mailed postage-free to the House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6, or to the constituency office at 165-7031 Westminster Highway Richmond, British Columbia V6X 1A3.

What party is Chak Au in?

Chak Au sits as a Conservative MP.

When was Chak Au elected?

Chak Au was elected to the House of Commons in 2025.

Is Chak Au still in office?

Yes. Chak Au is the sitting Conservative Member of Parliament for Richmond Centre—Marpole, British Columbia.

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