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Excise Tax Act  Clearly, however, he prepared his question yesterday or last week and he decided to put it anyway, even though I had just showed him in black and white that they were wrong in this. Yes, indeed. I repeat, you are in the process of buying the maritimes' vote. That is what you are doing. At least have the courage to say so.

March 20th, 1997House debate

Ghislain LebelBloc

The Budget  I heard many members of the House take credit for the low interest rate, jobs and breaking the back of the deficit. It is all a myth. They are spinning a myth. The reality faces them in black and white. Yet they brag and congratulate a finance minister who has failed to address the real problem of the debt and the high interest costs to service it. We will all pay for that in the long run.

March 18th, 1997House debate

Jim SilyeReform

Tobacco Act  However, there were no sponsorships on television. This was at the beginning of television. We had black and white screens only, and there were just a few programs. But did we ever smoke. Therefore, there must be other factors that lead young people to smoke. In fact, if the health minister is so convinced that sponsorships are one of the important factors that lead young people to start smoking, why then does he not provide a transition period in order to help sponsored events to find other sponsors?

March 6th, 1997House debate

Pierre De SavoyeBloc

Tobacco Act  We did not attack him, but they cannot accept any debate. They cannot accept it because, according to them, something is either black or white. You are either for or against it. There is nothing in between. They cannot accept another view. This is why, whenever we speak, they feel the urge to interrupt us. Well, let them.

March 6th, 1997House debate

Clifford LincolnLiberal

Tobacco Act  I would like to have an intelligent person on the other side who is in favour of this bill tell the Canadian public why the government cannot make a law which is black and white: Here it is, baby; you either follow it or you do not. Then if there are objections, it either stands the test of legality or it does not. Why can we not do that? I have had conversations with members of the health department.

February 21st, 1997House debate

Jim SilyeReform

Excise Tax Act  Canadians were probably not watching the right television channel when the Prime Minister said: "We want to scrap the GST; we want to abolish it; we want to eliminate it". Canadians were probably not reading the right newspapers when they read, written in black and white, during the election campaign, statements made by the Prime Minister and his Liberal colleagues saying: "Yes, we will scrap the GST". Canadians were probably not tuning to the right radio stations when the Prime Minister, his ministers and other members opposite said: "We will abolish the GST; we will scrap it".

February 10th, 1997House debate

Benoît SauvageauBloc

Supply  If so, how does it plan to do it? Is a carbon tax at the pumps one of the suggestions that his party is backing?

March 22nd, 2000House debate

Rick CassonReform

Canadian Food Inspection Agency Act  It states further, at clause 13, that "the president has the authority to appoint the employees of the agency". It is there in black and white. So, it is obvious that the president, as several members said-and the hon. member for Frontenac just did-who is appointed by the governor in Council, in other words by cabinet, with all the risks attached to such appointments, such as appointing partisan individuals whose only qualifications would be their membership in the Liberal Party, once this president has been appointed, carefully chosen because he is one of their own-so he will do exactly as told-, this president will be totally free to appoint whomever he wants as an employee of the agency.

December 12th, 1996House debate

Maurice BernierBloc

Fisheries Act  They confirmed what many in the industry, many people familiar with the actions of the senior bureaucracy have believed for some time and now we have it in black and white. At a time when all these events are happening we have the implementation of what is known as the Mifflin plan on the west coast. This has been a major disaster for outlying communities in British Columbia in the way it was implemented and the buy back scheme that was put in place.

December 6th, 1996House debate

John DuncanReform

Canadian Census  I would like to refer specifically to question No. 19, under socio-cultural information, on the long 1996 census form, which asks: "Is this person white, Chinese, South Asian, black, Arab, West Asian, Filipino, Southeast Asian, Latin American, Japanese, Korean or other?" The list appears to follow no logic. For instance, it mixes skin colour, black or white, with ethnic origin, Chinese, Arab, Filipino, Japanese and Korean, and then geographical origin as well, South Asian, Southeast Asian and Latin American. In addition to those ten categories, one could also identify oneself as other.

November 26th, 1996House debate

Deborah GreyReform

Canada Elections Act  It might be helpful to put a few of my points of view on the record, particularly to let my colleagues in the opposition know that there is still some interest in some of the issues they have raised. Things are not cast in stone. They obviously are not black and white. We are trying to develop a consensus. We continue to welcome the interventions of both opposition parties, particularly by the members who participated in the debate at the committee stage.

November 25th, 1996House debate

Paul ZedLiberal

Canada Labour Code  As the fine representatives of all the people who elected them, including employers, I believe they should make allowances and not see everything in black and white. Above all, they should support the fair and balanced bill the Minister of Labour has put before us. I urge them to think about all this. They could take advantage of the standing committee meetings to ask the minister any question they may have.

November 19th, 1996House debate

Nick DiscepolaLiberal

Speech From The Throne  He is saying that the Supreme Court of Canada takes those actual facts into consideration when it needs to interpret areas that are not black and white in the Canadian Constitution.

November 7th, 1996House debate

Paul DevillersLiberal

Program Cost Declaration Act  My constituents can look at the per capita cost of a proposed project and tell me it is not worth it. Many supporters of an initiative in government may look at the cost in black and white and decide it is not worth it. We can give Canadians these choices. Our children are the true recipients of any unpaid liabilities and the beneficiaries of prudent or imprudent decision making.

November 6th, 1996House debate

John MaloneyLiberal

Taxation  Speaker, since the question involves the Minister of Finance, the Minister of Transport and the Minister of Justice, perhaps I can answer. When the Reform Party has nothing to talk about it dreams about the carbon tax. There is no budget planned for between now and February and there is no plan for a carbon tax, but I am informing the Speaker that whenever the Reform Party is short of questions it will ask about the carbon tax.

May 25th, 1999House debate

Jean ChrétienLiberal