Conservative MP Chak Au is estimated to be earning a total of $314,757 as both an MP and British Columbia City Councillor.

A RCMP document obtained by CBC News reveals that Canadian taxpayers spent over $5.2 million on security for internationally protected persons between 2014/15 and 2019/20. Prince Harry's security costs alone accounted for approximately 10% of this total, surpassing expenses for figures like former U.S. presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton. The document includes detailed spending breakdowns for high-profile individuals such as Trump's children, U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair, and members of various royal families. Security costs for Harry during his visits to Canada for events like the Invictus Games totaled at least $539,575, significantly higher than initial RCMP disclosures. The RCMP initially resisted releasing names of protected persons but eventually complied with an order from Canada's Information Commissioner. The article highlights how taxpayer-funded security is managed under international protocols and raises questions about cost transparency for public figures visiting Canada.

MP Chak Au should resign from one of his elected positions — now.