Three days ago

Didn't vote on Vote #694 That this House do now adjourn.

Voted Yes on Vote #693 on Bill C-51 Amend the Witness Protection Program Act and to make a consequential amendment to another Act

This week

Didn't vote on Vote #692 That this House do now adjourn.

Voted Yes on Vote #691 That, notwithstanding any Standing or Special Order or usual practice of the House, commencing upon the adoption of ...

Voted No on Vote #690 That the motion be amended by deleting all the words after the word “Fridays” and substituting the following: ...

Two weeks ago

Spoke in the House on Labour Mr. Speaker, when our government brought common sense reforms to public sector benefits to align them with the private sector, the NDP chose to stand with ...

Spoke in the House on Canada-U.S. Relations Mr. Speaker, the United States is, and always will be, Canada's largest and most important trading partner. Nearly $2 billion in trade is carried on between ...

A month ago

Spoke in the House on Child Care Mr. Speaker, our government firmly believes that parents know what is best for their children. That is why we have given parents the choice in child ...

Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I will be splitting my time with the member from Brampton. I noticed that the member for Malpeque failed to answer both questions and ...

Two months ago

Spoke in the House on Pleasantdale School Mr. Speaker, today I congratulate teacher Sarah Driscoll and the team of grade seven and eight students at Pleasantdale School in Estevan for winning a day ...

Mentioned by Montreal Gazette Saskatchewan Tories say federal riding boundary process flawed, biased New Democrat MP Nathan Cullen asked the MPs whether they were suggesting the commission came in with an inherent bias to create more exclusively urban ridings. "I'd say they did," said Conservative Ed Komarnicki. He went on to mention the political ...

Mentioned by Globe and Mail Tories claim riding redraw in Saskatchewan benefits NDP “I actually think the commissioners got bad advice from a small group of people early in the process who have presented themselves as experts,” Souris-Moose Mountain MP Ed Komarnicki argued Tuesday. Rob Clarke, MP for Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill ...

Mentioned by Post Saskatchewan Tories say federal riding boundary process flawed, biased - Regina Leader New Democrat MP Nathan Cullen asked the MPs whether they were suggesting the commission came in with an inherent bias to create more exclusively urban ridings. "I'd say they did," said Conservative Ed Komarnicki. He went on to mention the political ...

Spoke at the Procedure and House Affairs committee on Report of the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Saskatchewan 2012 Thank you, Mr. Chair and members of the committee. I have filed two written reports, one on March 18, 2013, and one previous to that. Starting ...

Mentioned by MetroNews Canada Saskatchewan MPs decry remake of riding maps New Democrat MP Nathan Cullen asked the MPs whether they were suggesting the commission came in with an inherent bias to create more exclusively urban ridings. “I'd say they did,” said Conservative Ed Komarnicki. He went on to mention the political ...

Mentioned by CBC.ca Tory MPs argue Saskatchewan riding changes 'dead wrong' Now that's not a significant increase in population," Conservative MP Ed Komarnicki said during his testimony. "Certainly [it] wouldn't justify a fundamental shift in what has been the history in Saskatchewan." "The commissioners were wrong, dead wrong.

Spoke in the House on The Budget Mr. Speaker, I will be sharing my time with the member for Peterborough. Budget 2013 is all about jobs, growth and long-term prosperity. In order for ...

Mentioned by Lifestyles Publications Komarnicki lauds federal budget Souris-Moose Mountain MP Ed Komarnicki is applauding the budget released by the federal government on Thursday. "In order for there to be long term prosperity, we must balance our budget as we said we would by 2015, we must keep our taxes low and ...

Three months ago

Spoke at the Human Resources committee on Ensuring the protection of personal information held by Human Resources and Skills ... I call the meeting to order. Good morning, everyone. We'll get ready to get started. I have some general comments I want to make, and then ...

More than three months ago

Spoke in the House on Faster Removal of Foreign Criminals Act Mr. Speaker, rather than getting to the main portion of my speech I will make some references to quotes of various people. They are not the ...

Spoke in the House on Committees of the House Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the ninth report of the Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development ...

Spoke at the National Defence committee on Command, Control and Administration of the Canadian Forces I have just a couple of questions. As you know, the economic climate is such that the government has taken a number of steps to ensure ...

Spoke at the Human Resources committee on Fixing the Skills Gap: Addressing Existing Labour Shortages in High Demand Occupations, ... That's another issue. We'll get there when I deal with your motion. Let's just hold on until we get all our members back, and then we'll ...

Spoke at the Human Resources committee on Economic Opportunities for Young Apprentices With that, we'd like to thank the panel for presenting. We certainly appreciate your comments and suggestions. We're going to ask the committee members to hold ...

Spoke at the Human Resources committee on Subject Matter of Clauses 219 to 232 (Canada Labour Code) of Bill ... Good morning, everyone. I call the meeting to order. I will give some overview comments before we hear from our officials. We have with us today, ...

Spoke at the Finance committee on Pre-budget Consultations 2012 Thank you, Mr. Chair. It is good to be back here on the committee. I note just a bit of partisan sniping there, but we will ...

Spoke at the Finance committee on Tax Incentives for Charitable Donations Okay. Mr. Houston, you mentioned that we should lift the prohibition on limited partnerships as investments. Now, the theory behind limiting charities is to ensure that ...

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