Corrections And Conditional Release Act   sales and it is not enough to go after a very small number of individuals. From now on, the Liberal government must decide, in co-operation with the provinces, on a global approach to identify repeat offenders and ensure that society is better protected.

Department Of Industry Act   of the taxpayers and the young people so that this government can shell out $1.3 billion a year to regions. Do we need grants? Why do we need grants? Why do we need regional development? Regional development is important. But to the Liberal Party regional development means shelling out dollars

Department Of Industry Act  Madam Speaker, I am surely not required to give an explanation to somebody from the Liberal government on how I express-

World Trade Organization Agreement Implementation Act   industry will gain from the Uruguay round if, as expected, this further liberalization of trade results in improved economic growth and hence improved steel demand. With respect to the new provisions governing subsidies, the Canadian Steel Producers Association said it was easier

Budgetary Policy  Mr. Speaker, I would have liked to hear my colleague opposite talk a little about unemployment insurance contributions. We know very well that last year the Liberal government increased contributions from $4.20 to $4.30 per $100 for employers, and from $3 to $3.07 for employees

Budgetary Policy   of the remainder of the 33 per cent, it is limited to how much it can cut. Social spending has to be addressed as the Liberal government has proposed in its grey book. It is important to discuss and it is important to do something about it. The difference is that we are prepared to look

Budgetary Policy   the Magdalen Islands and Prince Edward Island that we will raise the Irving Whale , and thanks to this Liberal government and also, obvious- ly, thanks to the support of the responsible ministers we have here.

Gosap Energy Incorporated  Mr. Speaker, the Liberal pork barrel is overflowing. GOSAP Energy Incorporated, a new Calgary based consulting firm, is siphoning money out of the federal government to compete in the private sector. We have learned GOSAP is getting free office rent and grants from the Federal

Fight Against Aids  Mr. Speaker, how can the Prime Minister explain his sudden interest in the fight against AIDS when his government only reluctantly maintained the $42 million budget for phase 2 of the national AIDS strategy, an amount which-may we remind you-the Liberals found clearly

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation  Mr. Speaker, according to press reports the government is seriously considering selling off CBC television stations. Despite the promises made in the Liberal red book to support the CBC and the fact that the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage is presently examining CBC

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation  Mr. Speaker, I think that our colleague is badly misinformed; she should know that the Liberal government helped the CBC avoid a major financial crisis. That is what we have done this year. We allowed the CBC to reposition itself in the 500-channel universe we have heard about

Auditor General's Report  Mr. Speaker, I beg to differ. First, the Liberal Party in its red book called for a cut in defence spending. We acted on that in the budget. It was done in the budget because we felt we had to discharge our promise right away for the tax year beginning April 1, 1994

Supply   do not deal with some of the perks and particularly the pension, Stevie Cameron will write another book and that book will be called "On the Take No. 2". It will refer to the current Liberal government and those members who put their own best interests ahead of the interests

Aboriginal Affairs   employment skills development and things that the Minister of Human Resources Development has indicated today. We will improve. The aboriginal people have a saying: Walk in my moccasins. I am sure if Reformers were in government there would be no moccasins for the aboriginal people

Supply   and turn over the funds that have been confiscated from my salary by your government and invest them with a life insurance company, I will have an income of $380 a month, versus a member of the Liberals who will have an indexed income of $1,500 a month.