Industry committee   Radio Association. I've participated on the the University of Guelph station CFRU, on Open Sources, a local political commentary that's been going for about 15 years now. I'm just about to go on Zombie Jamboree. They've asked me to bring a Canadian playlist with me and discuss

Criminal Code   so-called zombie laws. Those laws, which have become redundant because of other laws that cover the same subject or because they have been overturned by the courts, are an interesting collection. As a former mayor, I know that there are many municipalities with zombie bylaws

Criminal Code   on the concept of consent when it comes to the criminal law with respect to sexual assault. It would also address certain zombie laws, as I have heard them referred to previously, that have been deemed unconstitutional by our nation's highest court or have become obsolete because

Justice committee  I recognize the member's comments and advocacy with the letter that was sent from this committee around the zombie provisions that are in the Criminal Code. I am fully committed to doing as much as I can to advocate for the moving of Bill C-39 through the parliamentary process

Justice  Mr. Speaker, Canadians should be able to expect that the Criminal Code accurately reflects the state of the law. There are multiple sections of the Criminal Code that have been found unconstitutional and, yet, remain in the Criminal Code. These zombie laws can have serious

Criminal Code   in this area. I also wish to acknowledge my colleague, the member for St. Albert—Edmonton, with whom I serve on the justice committee, who has advocated for the removal of these zombie laws from our Criminal Code and has said that this should be something that crosses all political lines

Criminal Code   sections of the Criminal Code, also known as zombie laws. That included section 159 of the Criminal Code. It was introduced on March 8, 2017, and it was such a priority of the government that more than a year later, Bill C-39 remains stuck at first reading. Now, for the third time

International Trade committee   it means that we get into this whole period of a “zombie NAFTA”, as it's been called, where the negotiations are in limbo until things settle down both in the U.S. and in Mexico. There is a desire, though, to get this agreement before the current U.S. Congress; I know that.

The Environment   requires 1,187 permits from the B.C. government, yet the company has not even filed paperwork for 600 outstanding permissions. Instead of threatening to use the military against British Columbian coast protectors, the Liberals should just admit that this zombie project is days away

Health committee   in no way be made appealing to young people. We all should agree that the tobacco industry is like the zombie of the corporate world. They continue to come, no matter what the regulation, to try to make their products appealing. They will exploit every loophole. They will shade every

Veterans Affairs committee   and suddenly start having meaningful emotions or undergo a course of therapy that works because they are no longer zombies.

Health committee   everything we can to stamp them out. I think the tobacco industry is like a corporate zombie. It just keeps coming and coming if we don't close every single loophole. That's the experience, I think, Australia has. I'm curious on the plain packaging. Is there strong enough language? I'll

Criminal Code   sections of the Criminal Code, often referred to as zombie laws. To that end, I am pleased that Bill C-51 would remove sections of the Criminal Code that have been found to be unconstitutional by appellate courts. I am also pleased that the government introduced Bill C-39, which would

Justice  Madam Speaker, last fall, Travis Vader's conviction of two counts of second degree murder of Lyle and Marie McCann was vacated after the trial judge based his conviction on a zombie section of the Criminal Code. Zombie laws are booby traps for the unwitting, with the potential

Justice committee   a lot of people who say you feel like the rug is just pulled out from underneath you. You're walking out of one very tight vacuum into another, and you're in this zombie-like state, just lost, because you're suddenly back in the world. You're back in the world after having been