Business of the House   if you can inform the House of a couple of very important items. The House passed a motion ordering the Prime Minister to host a carbon tax conference within a certain time period after the motion was adopted. The government has about a week left, so can the government House leader

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, the NDP-Liberal government has made life even more unaffordable for Canadians by raising the wacko carbon tax by 23%. Gas, groceries and everything else is making life more and more expensive, especially for those living in rural, small-town communities, where

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, we know that is disinformation. Canadians looking at their bank account know that the carbon tax hurts. After all, the government continues to classify small-town and rural communities as urban, making them ineligible for the rural rebate and forcing them to pay

Carbon Pricing  , is dead. Canadians are stretched because of higher taxes and higher rents, and the carbon tax scam increase is making it harder for Canadians to pay for rent and food. Was it fair for the government to increase the carbon tax scam 23%, when 70% of Canadians told it not to?

Liberal Party of Canada  Mr. Speaker, the Liberal leadership race is under way. Front-runner Mark Carney is first out of the gate. He was in the Senate confirming and pledging that he would maintain the Prime Minister's punishing carbon tax. When asked about fiscal responsibility

Prohibition of the Export of Horses by Air for Slaughter Act   of fossil fuels to be burned to export live animals that are eventually going to be slaughtered. I want to underline the fact that this bill is not going to prevent horses from being raised in Canada for meat; it is not. It is black and white, period. Horsemeat is found on grocery

Prohibition of the Export of Horses by Air for Slaughter Act   week, I spoke with a woman and she shared with me her favourite picture of her father. It was an old black and white photo of him as a young man standing with his horse. She said she could see the pride of ownership in her dad's eyes. It is one of her favourite pictures

Pharmacare Act  . Bragging is not doing; let us remember that. The Prime Minister promised that the carbon tax would put more money in the pockets of taxpayers, yet 60% of Canadians are paying more because of that very tax. Bragging is not doing. In fact in 2019, his then environment minister promised

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee   subject to the carbon tax. Minister, I know that you don't want to talk about the carbon tax at this meeting—

Natural Resources committee   Defence in the House of Commons about emissions reductions in Canada, I'm going to focus on your government's federal national inventory report on emissions and ask you some questions about whether or not the carbon tax is worth the cost, since it has not reduced Canada's emissions

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee   disregards those concerns and slaps another carbon tax on top of it. To me it just shows, Minister, that you clearly do not understand what the needs are in the north. Here is my simple question for you: Why won't you help northerners and axe the carbon tax?

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you to the minister for coming to committee once again. We just heard from northern airline companies that the carbon tax has made fuel and food costs more expensive in the north. We know that other forms of transporting food, by truck or by sealift

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you, Minister, for coming again. We just heard from northern airline companies that the carbon tax has made fuel and food costs more expensive in the north. There's no question. We know that other forms of transporting food, by truck and by sealift

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  What you said there is a bit striking. At a time when food is even more expensive than normal—we see that 70% of people are going hungry in Nunavut, as an example—we see that, with this government, it has not improved after nine years. Then they're applying a carbon tax. It went

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Unfortunately, I don't have an estimation for you, but I will say that your comments are correct. There are a lot of inflationary pressures all across the business, of which the carbon tax is one. I don't have the pro-rated amount of what the contribution is from the carbon tax