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Voted Yes on Vote #178 on Bill C-39 Respecting certain measures to strengthen the economy
Voted No on Vote #175 Fifth report of the Standing Committee on Health
Voted Yes on Vote #176 Opposition Motion (Diesel prices)
Voted Yes on Vote #177 on Bill C-218 Amend the Criminal Code (medical assistance in dying)
Spoke in the House on Building Canada Strong Act Madam Speaker, like many Canadians, I keep going back to the Prime Minister's Davos speech. The mark of a good debater is the ability to argue …
Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, the last question highlighted the difference between the Conservatives' approach to this issue and the Liberals' approach to this issue. They are talking about …
Spoke in the House on Criminal Code Mr. Speaker, many of us know the quiet satisfaction of spending a weekend puttering around fixing things: repairing a broken window sash, resetting a shifting stone …
Voted Yes on Vote #174 on Bill C-266 Establish a national framework respecting skilled trades and labour mobility
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, that out-of-touch thoughts and prayers answer is not going to help the man who sent me his résumé and asked if I could help …
Spoke in the House on Canadian Fuel Affordability Act Mr. Speaker, like lasagna or moussaka, food prices are built in layers. Four cents of excise tax sits on top of a freight surcharge, which is …
Spoke in the House on Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation Act Mr. Speaker, I have a very simple question for my colleague. If the federal government simply upheld and met its treaty obligations, would this position be …
Spoke in the House on Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, here is the thing: The Cowichan Tribe decision introduced uncertainty around how aboriginal title interacts with private property in B.C. While the Supreme Court …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-22 Thank you so much, Mr. Chair. As we try to come to a consensus on the amendment proposed by my Bloc colleague, I think it's really …
Spoke in the House on National Framework on Sickle Cell Disease Act Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak to Bill S‑201, the national framework on sickle cell disease act. The bill deals with a serious, painful and …
Spoke at the Industry and Technology committee on Financial Fraud and Scams in Canada Thanks so much. Mr. Smith, I'm going to ask you a few questions. I thought you put it really well when you said that the system …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-22 I'm really grateful to all of the witnesses who have answered my questions. This has been a really interesting conversation. I want to thank Mr. Housefather …
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-30 Getting back to what I was going to say, what this subamendment does is it adds another important piece. It says that the report should “include …
Spoke at the Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee on Current Situation for Democracy and Human Rights Defenders Around the World and … Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you so much to all of the witnesses who are here today, and those who have joined us virtually, for sharing …
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-30 Even I know that's debate. I was saying that what the report will do is require the minister to report the impact of the changes that …
Spoke at the Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee on Affordability Challenges in Northern Canada Thank you very much, Mr. Chair, for welcoming me to this committee. Mr. Jones, my questions are also going to be for you. As I was …
Spoke at the Official Languages committee on Draft Regulations on the Use of French in Federally Regulated Private Businesses Thank you to all the witnesses for their testimony today. Ms. Chouinard, Nanaimo is not on the list of regions with a strong francophone presence, but …