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Spoke in the House on Carbon Pricing Madam Speaker, disingenuous is what one calls it when someone says that they care about something, but they do the exact opposite, which is today's Conservatives. ...
Spoke in the House on Grocery Industry Madam Speaker, I agree with the hon. member that it is certainly hypocritical for Conservatives to cite food bank lineups as something that they care about ...
Spoke in the House on Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023 Madam Speaker, last November, the government introduced Bill C-59, the fall economic statement implementation act. Among other measures, Bill C-59 proposed significant amendments to our Competition ...
Voted Yes on Vote #759 on Bill C-59 Implement certain provisions of the fall economic statement tabled in Parliament on November 21, 2023 ...
Voted No on Vote #754 Eighth report of the Standing Committee on National Defence
Voted Yes on Vote #755 18th report of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights
Voted No on Vote #756 on Bill C-375 Amend the Impact Assessment Act (federal-provincial agreements)
Voted Yes on Vote #757 Private Members' Business M-112 (Political interference, violence, or intimidation on Canadian soil)
Spoke in the House on Budget Implementation Act, 2024, No. 1 Mr. Speaker, it is a great privilege to lend my voice today in support of Bill C-69, the budget implementation act, 2024. This budget is about ...
Spoke at the Industry committee on Bill C-27 I'm hearing out all my colleagues here, but I really feel like this is going to have a negative impact. The officials have said to us ...
Spoke in the House on Grocery Industry Mr. Speaker, I know that the member opposite feels that grocery prices are too high, and they have been, certainly. However, the CPI index has shown ...
Spoke in the House on Finance Mr. Speaker, Canadians should not listen to the trumped-up rhetoric of the Conservatives when it comes to our economy. Just yesterday, the independent Governor of the ...
Spoke in the House on Durham Irish Association Mr. Speaker, I rise today to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Durham Irish Association on the momentous occasion of its 20th anniversary. Established in 2003 ...
Spoke at the Finance committee on Report of the Bank of Canada on Monetary Policy I understand that the climate risks and the frequency of those extreme weather events are hard to predict, because they haven't happened in the past as ...
Spoke in the House on Combating Motor Vehicle Theft Act Mr. Speaker, I appreciate the opportunity to address the pressing concern of motor vehicle theft, which significantly impacts Canadians across the country. Motor vehicle theft remains ...
Spoke at the Industry committee on Bill C-27 Okay, great. That was helpful. I know, Mr. Garon, that you weren't able to be here last time and your colleague was filling in. I had ...
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-59 Thank you, Mr. Chair. It's great to be here with all the committee members. This is my first finance committee meeting. I just want to make ...
Spoke at the Industry committee on Bill C-27 Thank you, Chair. I just wanted to say we had a very detailed subcommittee report that came back to the committee. We had agreed on a ...
Spoke at the Science and Research committee on The Distribution of Federal Government Funding Among Canada's Post-Secondary Institutions Thank you for that. I appreciate that. I understand the importance of having those research institutions support a lot of our health professionals with getting placements ...
Spoke at the Industry committee on Bill C-27 and Development and Deployment of ELYSIS Technology at Rio Tinto ... —but I wanted to express some rationale as to why setting the age of a minor and defining it in the context of the bill would ...
Spoke at the Science and Research committee on The Distribution of Federal Government Funding Among Canada's Post-Secondary Institutions Thanks, Chair. Thanks to all the witnesses for being here today. Maybe I'll start by going back to your opening remarks, Mr. Quadir and Mr. Bélanger, ...