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Taxation  We are battling the leader of the NDP who wants to raise the price of everything from gas to groceries, with a massive carbon tax. Despite the opposition, our government has cut taxes over 160 times, saving a typical family of four nearly $3,400 in 2014 alone. We cut the GST down to 5%, increased the amount Canadians can earn tax free, and introduced tax-free savings accounts that are now benefiting more than 9 million Canadians.

February 11th, 2014House debate

Kelly BlockConservative

Air Transportation  Speaker, I guess I should ask the Leader of the Opposition, is it a rumour that they plan implementing a $20 billion carbon tax on Canadian passengers, or is that something they are backing away from—

February 10th, 2014House debate

Lisa RaittConservative

The Environment  The real question is: Why do New Democrats keep voting against our investments for scientific monitoring? Instead, they want a $21 billion carbon tax, and Canadians do not want that.

February 4th, 2014House debate

Colin CarrieConservative

Business of Supply  Conservatives have brought in budget after budget of consumer-friendly, consumer-supportive regulations and laws, which have helped consumers through lower fees and lower taxes. The only thing that New Democrats stand for is a $21-billion carbon tax, plus tax upon tax. They talk about profits being a bad word. On the other hand, they talk about how important it is for government to tax out of existence people's jobs, prosperity, opportunities, and hope.

February 3rd, 2014House debate

Mark AdlerConservative

Business of Supply  The NDP says it is consumer friendly, but has he ever heard of something called the $20 billion carbon tax? Perhaps he could comment on that.

February 3rd, 2014House debate

Colin CarrieConservative

Business of Supply  Speaker, the member hit the nail right on the head by saying that the New Democrats may call for reduction of ATM fees and they say profits are bad, but what they want to do at the end of the day is to impose a $21 billion carbon tax. That is just for starters. It is interesting to go back, as I did the other night. I had absolutely nothing to do so I took out the old NDP platform from the 2011 election. What I found in there was that the NDP called for a credit card fee cap at 5% above prime.

February 3rd, 2014House debate

Mark AdlerConservative

Business of Supply  Not only do NDP members continually vote against the interest of consumers, but their love for high taxes clearly shows that they have no desire to save consumers money. If NDP members had their way, they would introduce a $21 billion carbon tax that would raise the price of everything. Our Conservative government would never do that. In fact, we have been doing the opposite. The fact of the matter is that this government has kept more money in the pockets of hard-working Canadians and their families than any other government.

February 3rd, 2014House debate

Mark AdlerConservative

Business of Supply  We know that all they want to do is engage in reckless spending and impose higher taxes on Canadians. Not only would they impose a $20 billion carbon tax that would raise the price of everything, but the leader of the NDP is determined to impose new taxes on job-creating businesses. How will this help consumers? If New Democrats were actually concerned about consumers, they would not be advocating for higher taxes that would make life less affordable and cost Canadians their jobs.

February 3rd, 2014House debate

Andrew SaxtonConservative

Business of Supply  Let me repeat that: they have opposed all of the consumer protection measures we have introduced. I wish that rather than advocating higher taxes, such as their $20 billion carbon tax, the NDP would congratulate us as we stand up for consumers. Our Conservative government has consistently put the interests of consumers at the core of our decisions. This includes making the right decision to create more choice in the wireless sector, which has resulted in lower wireless rates and more jobs in the industry.

February 3rd, 2014House debate

Andrew SaxtonConservative

Business of Supply  I can tell the NDP members that in addition to not supporting this motion, I suspect that they should not wait for us to have a carbon tax in the budget. They should not wait for us to raise CPP taxes. They had better not wait for us to raise corporate taxes, because we will not do that. At the end of the day, we should also look at these corporations, which pay significant dividends to pension funds and others.

February 3rd, 2014House debate

Mike AllenConservative

Consumer Protection  That is why we welcome the Competition Bureau's action this week to defend consumers against skyrocketing roaming fees that increase wireless prices and lead to less wireless choice. While the opposition continues to call for job-killing carbon taxes and legalizing marijuana, we will continue to put Canadian families first.

January 31st, 2014House debate

James LunneyConservative

The Environment  Our government will continue to focus on a pragmatic approach to climate change that will reduce emissions while continuing to create jobs and encourage the growth of Canada's economy. We will achieve all of this without imposing a $20-billion carbon tax on Canadians as proposed by the opposition and the NDP.

January 30th, 2014House debate

Colin CarrieConservative

The Environment  We are committed to our approach, and it is working. Canadians can be sure that we will continue to oppose the NDP's $20-billion carbon tax.

January 30th, 2014House debate

Colin CarrieConservative

Adjournment Proceedings  There is something else Canadian's can count on. They can count on us to continue to oppose the NDP's $20-billion carbon tax.

January 28th, 2014House debate

Roxanne JamesConservative

Business of Supply  They wanted a plan that would make it sound as if they were doing something without actually having to do it. When they brought forward their carbon tax plan, as I mentioned, Canadians rejected it outright. They completely turned against it. The NDP has not learned that lesson yet, because it proposed a $21-billion carbon tax in its last election platform.

April 25th, 2013House debate

David AndersonConservative