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Vyshyvanka Day  Mr. Speaker, on May 20, Ukrainian Canadians across our nation will celebrate Vyshyvanka day. It is with great honour that I congratulate all Ukrainian Canadians on this special occasion. In this chamber, we truly understand the importance of Ukrainian embroidery as a symbol of heritage, dignity and unity.

May 13th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Mr. Speaker, I would support all those businesses. The problem with this budget is it misses so many of those businesses in my riding, those start-ups, and is creating a huge amount of uncertainty for the future. They do not know what kind of future bills are going to come from the government.

May 11th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Mr. Speaker, this budget really has no focus. What I cannot not get over is the conversation I had with Diane. Thinking back, this was a young female with a family of four worried about how much government debt is being acquired. Those are the things I am focused on. That conversation really set me back.

May 11th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Mr. Speaker, I know the current government in particular does not want to listen to any of the provinces in Canada. This has been an ongoing battle as we respond to COVID-19. I totally sympathize with the battle Quebec is going through in dealing with these SMEs.

May 11th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Mr. Speaker, after a record two years, Canadians were finally provided with the federal budget. Unfortunately, it was the longest wait in our nation's history in some of the most troubling times in a generation. Before I begin addressing the budget and the impact it will have on the people I represent, I want to congratulate the Minister of Finance on making history.

May 11th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Income Tax Act  Madam Speaker, I rise today to speak to a very important bill that would positively impact countless farmers and small business owners across Canada if passed. I want to sincerely thank my colleague, the member for Brandon—Souris, for introducing the bill to Parliament and making so much progress on this issue.

May 5th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Questions Passed as Orders for Returns  With regard to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), since January 2020, broken down by month: (a) how many phone calls did the CRA receive from the general public; (b) what was the average wait time for an individual who contacted the CRA by phone before first making contact with a live employee; (c) what was the average wait or on hold time after first being connected with a live employee; (d) what was the average duration of total call time, including the time waiting or on hold, for an individual who contacted the CRA by phone; and (e) how many documented server, website, portal or system errors occurred on the CRA website?

May 5th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, I am online from rural Manitoba, and there is no one around me for miles. We are in a lockdown in Manitoba right now. We can have one person in our houses and no one in our backyards, so members can imagine that we are feeling the lockdown rather greatly here. I have had lots of questions about the contracts that were signed with the pharmaceutical companies, especially for rapid testing.

April 29th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

House debate  Madam Speaker, this is just another scenario and situation where we in agriculture are being ignored. The government and the Prime Minister have a certain blind spot when it comes to agriculture, that is for sure. I cannot imagine, as a farmer, sitting there today wondering where my fertilizer is going to come from next week when I have the drills set up with seed.

April 28th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

House debate  Madam Speaker, again, I guess it is in southern Ontario, but the fact is we have got to get the products out to the markets. When we shut down a port, such as the Port of Montreal, which does major exporting, we have to get to the markets, and that is where our value-added is. The government can support all the internal trade it wants to, and one company got something out of it.

April 28th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

House debate  Madam Speaker, as far as expanding on agriculture goes, agriculture is very much cyclical and seasonal. What is going on in the Port of Montreal right now is delaying our sales from last year. Those prices were actually set almost a year and a half ago, and those suppliers were looking for those peas, that grain, that flour or whatever they were looking for, but all of a sudden someone came into the middle of the supply chain and said they were not going to be supplying that, so it really has an impact.

April 28th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

House debate  Madam Speaker, I would say to my leader and to all the workers who are involved that I, too, have worked in the labour force. I worked for a union out of a plant in Brandon, and I experienced two strikes. I can tell members first-hand that strikes do not only impact those people, and these government people who sit around and talk about this stuff, but they impact families.

April 28th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

House debate  Madam Speaker, I will be splitting my time today. I rise to address an important matter that is significantly impacting our nation and our economy. After two years without a contract, a 19-day strike and a seven-month truce, over 1,000 workers at the Port of Montreal are on strike.

April 28th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Questions Passed as Orders for Returns  With regard to Service Canada, since January 2020, and broken down by month: (a) how many calls did Service Canada receive from the general public via phone; (b) what was the average wait time for an individual who contacted Service Canada via phone before first making contact with a live employee; (c) what was the average wait or on hold time after first being connected with a live employee; (d) what was the average duration of total call time, including all waiting times, for an individual who contacted Service Canada via phone; and (e) how many documented server, website, portal or system errors occurred on the Service Canada website?

April 26th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Science and Technology  Madam Speaker, mankind has yet to step foot on planet Mars, but thanks to the innovation and work spearheaded by Manitoba’s Mark Wahoski, my constituency is leading the way. Based in the rural community of Minnedosa, Manitoba, Canadian Photonic Labs has been working with NASA on its Mars exploration program.

March 26th, 2021House debate

Dan MazierConservative