A week ago

Voted Yes on Vote #224 That, in the opinion of the House, the government should: ( a) recognize the contributions that the baby ...

Voted No on Vote #223 on Bill C-316 Amend the Employment Insurance Act (incarceration)

Voted No on Vote #222 on Bill C-316 Amend the Employment Insurance Act (incarceration)

Voted Yes on Vote #221 on Bill C-316 Amend the Employment Insurance Act (incarceration)

Voted Yes on Vote #220 That, in the opinion of the House, the Budget legislation guts the environmental assessment and fisheries laws, leaving ...

Two weeks ago

Spoke in the House on 41st General Election Mr. Speaker, I must insist. Now the noose is tightening regarding the robocall scandal. It has recently come to light that the IP address used by ...

Three weeks ago

Mentioned by Toronto Star NDP Election Anniversary: Leader Thomas Mulcair tells caucus 'it's the ... The NDP won 103 seats in the 2011 election but now have 101 MPs in caucus, following the defection of rookie Quebec MP Lise St-Denis to the Liberals in January and the decision by Northern Ontario MP Bruce Hyer to sit as an independent last week ...

A month ago

Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, those who support increasing the OAS eligibility age from 65 to 67 say that the new rules will not be applied right away and ...

Mentioned by Montreal Gazette MP's resignation takes Mulcair by surprise The decision by one of the party's northern Ontario MPs marks the second time this year the federal NDP has suffered a resignation from its caucus, the first being Lise St-Denis, who now sits as a Liberal. While murmurs and rumblings of a defection ...

Mentioned by TheTyee.ca New Democrat MP Bruce Hyer quits party caucus to sit as independent Hyer is the second New Democrat MP to bolt the caucus since a surge in last May's election gave the party a historic 103 seats. Quebec MP Lise St-Denis, who had been supporting Mulcair's leadership bid, defected to the Liberals in January.

Mentioned by Montreal Gazette MP's resignation takes Mulcair by surprise The decision by one of the party's northern Ontario MPs marks the second time this year the federal NDP has suffered a resignation from its caucus, the first being Lise St-Denis, who now sits as a Liberal. While murmurs and rumblings of a defection ...

Mentioned by 660 News New Democrat MP Bruce Hyer quits party caucus to sit as independent Hyer is the second New Democrat MP to bolt the caucus since a surge in last May's election gave the party a historic 103 seats. Quebec MP Lise St-Denis, who had been supporting Mulcair's leadership bid, defected to the Liberals in January.

Mentioned by GlobalNews.ca New Democrat MP Bruce Hyer quits party caucus to sit as independent Hyer is the second New Democrat MP to bolt the caucus since a surge in last May's election gave the party a historic 103 seats. Quebec MP Lise St-Denis, who had been supporting Mulcair's leadership bid, defected to the Liberals in January.

Spoke in the House on Ethics Mr. Speaker, when the Minister of International Cooperation attended a conference in London, a room was reserved for her at the conference site at a luxury ...

Two months ago

Spoke in the House on Ethics Mr. Speaker, I would like to come back to certain events that took place in 2009, when the Minister of Industry visited the private hunting cabin ...

Spoke in the House on Ethics Mr. Speaker, this government keeps ending up in reprehensible situations in matters of ethics. First there was the in and out scandal. Then there was the ...

Three months ago

Spoke in the House on Health Mr. Speaker, the government has failed to fix the problem of prescription drug shortages. Sandoz decided to stop production in November 2011, and yet Health Canada ...

Spoke in the House on National Francophonie Week Mr. Speaker, the Semaine nationale de la francophonie begins today. I would like to remind the current government that we francophones—including Acadians, Franco-Saskatchewanians, Franco-Manitobans, Franco-Ontarians and ...

Spoke in the House on 41st General Election Mr. Speaker, we have learned that, in an act of despair, the Conservatives are reviewing all tapes of telephone calls made during the last election, even ...

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