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Finance committee I want to make it clear this is not a slight against the Governor General, who's a fine fellow. It's just a question of understanding the methodology. On a question to CRA related to the issue of shelters for taxation, have you ever informed the government of examples of money
May 16th, 2012Committee meeting
Scott BrisonLiberal
Finance committee Our minister has been pretty clear in the House and has communicated that message. I trust she will continue to do so.
May 16th, 2012Committee meeting
Brian McCauley
Finance committee I was tempted to do a point of order, but I thought I'd be respectful and do it through you, Mr. Chair. We are here to allow a full discussion on the bill. The officials have been clear. They are not here to answer political questions. Ms. Nash's questions were completely out
May 16th, 2012Committee meeting
Shelly GloverConservative
Business of Supply economy and more than 40% of our exports. It is clear that we need to do more to tap into the tremendous appetite for resources in the world's dynamic emerging economies, resources that we have in abundance. We need to find new ways to prevent the long delays in reviewing major
May 16th, 2012House debate
David AndersonConservative
Finance committee My understanding is that it may have been perhaps an oversight in drafting. My understanding of canola is that it's sort of a version of rapeseed. When the measure was first drafted, it was thought that rapeseed would be inclusive. Just to be clear, we've added a reference
May 16th, 2012Committee meeting
Ted Cook
Business of Supply clear the government has turned its back on the marine ecosystem and coastal communities in favour of their big-oil-at-all-costs agenda. I really hope that all members of the House will support this motion.
May 16th, 2012House debate
Fin DonnellyNDP
Business of Supply British Columbia, or perhaps even in another province? Are they considered to be an affected party? It is absolutely not clear what is being done here in limiting who can testify and who can participate. I am very worried that we are not going to get the good information that we need
May 16th, 2012House debate
Megan LeslieNDP
Fisheries committee , and live garden or pond trade represents a clear and largely unregulated threat to aquatic ecosystems across Canada. We are now studying two aquatic plants, water hyacinth and water lettuce, in Lake St. Clair. The plants can clog tributaries of the Great Lakes during summer
May 16th, 2012Committee meeting
Professor Hugh MacIsaac
Petitions emissions and set fair and clear targets to keep global average temperatures below a 2°C increase and to assist internationally in mitigating the effects of climate change, actions the government, despite its claims, has yet to do.
May 16th, 2012House debate
Frank ValerioteLiberal
Petitions to them, it became clear to me that they are very frustrated with the government's decision and that they do not understand it at all.
May 16th, 2012House debate
Natural Resources is a carbon tax. One thing is clear. If Canadians are suffering from a disease, it is that they are sick of his talk of higher taxes and shutting down jobs.
May 16th, 2012House debate
Pierre PoilievreConservative
Northern Development of the Northwest Territories made it clear they do not want federal control over borrowing. Instead of listening to the people in the north, the government wants to increase control by changing the northern constitutions without publicly consulting northerners. Why will the government
May 16th, 2012House debate
Aerospace Industry Mr. Speaker, let us be clear. RADARSAT has existed for quite some time. Considerable funding for that program was included in budget 2010, but the NDP voted against that. If it were left up to them, there would be no RADARSAT. We have said that we are committed to this project
May 16th, 2012House debate
Christian ParadisConservative
Employment Insurance Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister is absolutely wrong and is refusing to acknowledge what is really going on. The Conservatives have made it clear to unemployed workers that their rights will no longer be protected by laws passed by Parliament, but by regulations approved
May 16th, 2012House debate
Bob RaeLiberal
Questions on the Order Paper , and strategies to reach Canadians since then have evolved. In that context, Health Canada is examining the strategy to ensure a clear role for the federal government in this area of shared jurisdiction with the provinces and territories. Given the pervasive and serious nature of the problem
March 25th, 2011House debate
Leona AglukkaqConservative