Bob Rae
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Liberal MP for Toronto Centre (Ontario)
Won his last election, in 2011, with 41.00% of the vote.
Today
Posted on Twitter Speech to captive audience, media will publicize but not ask questions, then fly to Peru and Latin America for training in political ethics
Yesterday
Posted on Twitter How many people use a legal advisor when giving a gift out of the goodness of their heart - the bridge to Hull is paved with good intentions
Posted on Twitter This is an article for Huff Post - http://t.co/AuuGmKjzJd
Posted on Twitter Hearts go out to families and rescue workers in Oklahoma.
Posted on Twitter I wonder if Ray Novak knew about the present to Duffy ?
Posted on Twitter Watergate taught us something simple - "follow the money" - the Wright cheque was not an act of spontaneous humanitarianism
A week ago
Mentioned by The Chronicle Journal Rae will serve all interests CONFIRMATION that Bob Rae will negotiate for First Nations in the Ring of Fire mining belt should please all parties involved. Ensuring ... But it is not just the Matawa First Nations who should welcome the longtime MP and former Liberal leader to the table.
Didn't vote on Vote #681 on Bill S-213 Respecting a national day of remembrance to honour Canadian veterans of the Korean War
Didn't vote on Vote #680 on Bill C-460 Respecting the implementation of the Sodium Reduction Strategy for Canada
Didn't vote on Vote #679 on Bill S-8 Respecting the safety of drinking water on First Nation lands
Didn't vote on Vote #678 on Bill S-8 Respecting the safety of drinking water on First Nation lands
Didn't vote on Vote #677 on Bill S-8 Respecting the safety of drinking water on First Nation lands
Mentioned by CTV News MPs debate Syria: 'Humanitarian crisis of the first proportion' Canada must do more to address the deadly conflict in Syria and the resulting humanitarian crisis, Liberal MP Bob Rae said Tuesday evening as he kicked off an emergency debate on the issue in the House of Commons. “By any definition, whatever else we ...
Two weeks ago
Spoke at the Foreign Affairs committee on Situation of Jewish Refugees from Middle Eastern Nations I'll make a brief comment and then ask you to comment on it. Mr. Chairman, the last couple of sessions we've had an extraordinary opportunity to ...
Spoke at the Procedure and House Affairs committee on Report of the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for British Columbia 2012, Report ... Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I'm hoping I can do this by asking that the old map of Toronto Centre be put up. Then I can talk ...
Spoke in the House on Situation in Syria moved: That this House do now adjourn. Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank Mr. Speaker Scheer for giving us the opportunity to debate this issue ...
Mentioned by globalnews.ca Bob Rae: Just don't call him old But following QP, former Liberal interim leader Bob Rae rose on a point of order. The 64-year-old MP for Toronto Centre (who turns 65 in August) didn't much like the term. “Mr. Speaker, there was an exchange earlier involving the member for Ajax—Pickering ...
Spoke in the House on Points of Order Mr. Speaker, there was an exchange earlier involving the member for Ajax—Pickering on his use of the term “old Trotskyite” in referring to a reporter for ...
Spoke in the House on Foreign Affairs Mr. Speaker, unfortunately, that was not the question. The question was about the problem of chemical weapons being used against the Syrian people. At the same ...
Spoke in the House on Request for Emergency Debate Mr. Speaker, I am fully aware of the fact that events in other countries far away may not seem like a worthy subject for an emergency ...
Spoke at the Foreign Affairs committee on Situation of Jewish Refugees from Middle Eastern Nations Okay. That's a helpful clarification. The second thing is on the chart facing us. This is just a suggestion, but I would suggest to you that ...
Spoke in the House on Taxation Mr. Speaker, let me tell the minister what is ridiculous. In 2010, on March 10, the minister and his government voted to raise taxes by $729 ...
Spoke in the House on Foreign Affairs Mr. Speaker, I have another question for the minister. It is very clear that Canada is facing an important challenge with respect to the International Civil ...
Three weeks ago
Spoke in the House on Employment Mr. Speaker, at the risk of committing sociology, which I know has now joined the list of cardinal sins among the Conservative cabinet ministers, I wonder ...
Spoke in the House on Foreign Affairs Mr. Speaker, intelligence officials, both in Israel and in the United States, have stated publicly today and over the last two days that they believe there ...
A month ago
Mentioned by iPolitics.ca (subscription) Trudeau appoints Rae as Liberal's foreign affairs critic Bob Rae has a new job after Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau announced his predecessor will be the party's new foreign affairs critic. Son of former Canadian diplomat Saul Rae, Bob Rae has first hand experience of handling sensitive and complicated ...
Mentioned by Brantford Expositor Poll shows Rob Ford would lose against Bob Rae or Olivia Chow Ford would also lose to NDP MP Olivia Chow in a one-on-one mayoral election and Chow would beat both Ford and Rae in a hypothetical three-way match-up. “A Bob Rae mayoral run may not be likely but it would certainly be interesting, especially if Olivia ...
Mentioned by Timmins Press Poll shows Rob Ford would lose against Bob Rae or Olivia Chow Ford would also lose to NDP MP Olivia Chow in a one-on-one mayoral election and Chow would beat both Ford and Rae in a hypothetical three-way match-up. “A Bob Rae mayoral run may not be likely but it would certainly be interesting, especially if Olivia ...
More than three months ago
Spoke at the Public Accounts committee on Chapter 2, Replacing Canada's Fighter Jets, of the Spring 2012 Report of ... Well, in his testimony this morning.... If you multiply 65 by $85 million, you don't get $9 billion, you get under $6 billion. And that's the ...
