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Voted Yes on Vote #741 on Bill C-29 Provide for the establishment of a national council for reconciliation
Voted Yes on Vote #742 Budgetary policy (subamendment)
Spoke in the House on Points of Order Madam Speaker, I would like to build on what my colleague just said. I actually raised a point of order about this yesterday with the Speaker, ...
Spoke in the House on The Budget Mr. Speaker, I will need to have someone explain to me why they put that in the budget. I do not really understand. In any case, ...
Spoke in the House on 2020 Shootings in Nova Scotia Mr. Speaker, I rise on the same point of order as my Conservative colleague, but to add some supplementary comments. Over the past few months, we ...
Voted Yes on Vote #740 on Bill S-209 Respecting Pandemic Observance Day
Spoke in the House on Justice Mr. Speaker, the English Montreal School Board has decided to challenge Bill 21 before the Supreme Court. That is fine, that is its right. However, for ...
Voted No on Vote #739 Motion to proceed to Orders of the Day
Voted No on Vote #737 on Bill C-50 Respecting accountability, transparency and engagement to support the creation of sustainable jobs for workers and ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on Cuts Announced by Bell Canada Enterprises Madam Chair, I am pleased that we are talking about regional news coverage. Mr. Bibic, I understand that the entire media ecosystem is in crisis. People ...
Spoke in the House on Justice Mr. Speaker, the French prime minister is visiting Canada and Quebec. We all know the special ties Quebec has with that great country, the cradle of ...
Spoke in the House on Véronique et les Fantastiques Madam Speaker, we often talk about the importance of saving, protecting and promoting Quebec songs, but it takes more than words. It takes music and, more ...
Spoke in the House on Indian Act Madam Speaker, it is always nice to see the government finally implementing some of the recommendations for reconciliation, which is a major undertaking. Still, I think ...
Spoke in the House on Privilege Mr. Speaker, we agree that there is something downright scandalous about this whole thing. First of all, this is a company that greedily gobbles up all ...
Spoke at the Transport committee on Projects of High Frequency Rail Between Quebec City and Toronto, Between Calgary ... Thank you, Mr. Chair. Ms. Lacoste, I'll continue with you, because you just mentioned the rail hub that people have been talking about, from which trains ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on National Forum on the Media Thank you, Madam Chair. I thank my colleague Mr. Lawrence for his concern about what Quebeckers want to see here in committee. I can say that ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on National Forum on the Media Thank you, Madam Chair. I want to thank all of our witnesses today. These meetings and discussions are very important to me and to all the ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on National Forum on the Media Thank you, Madam Chair. I will start by correcting the record. I heard many comments, questions and concerns about the participation by this government and this ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on Meetings and Information Thank you, Madam Chair. Two and a half minutes fly by. I'll address the latest response received when I told Ms. Tait that cuts of this ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on Tech Giants’ Current and Ongoing Use of Intimidation and Subversion Tactics to ... Thank you, Madam Chair. Listening to the answers, testimony and presentations of the witnesses today, and further to the discussions the committee began some time ago, ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on Tech Giants’ Current and Ongoing Use of Intimidation and Subversion Tactics to ... Thank you, Madam Chair. Thanks to the witnesses for being with us today. Their opening statements and the answers they give to the questions my colleagues ...
Introduced legislation Private member's bill C-246 An Act to amend the Constitution Act, 1867 (representation in the House of Commons)