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National Volunteer Week  . More than 3,400 community organizations, composed of more than 14,700 volunteers, contributed to achieving these results. I would encourage all members to take a moment to thank all of the phenomenal volunteers and the program.

April 19th, 2024House debate

Iqra KhalidLiberal

Telecommunications  , 3,400 indigenous homes, all in rural Alberta. This $112-million investment is in partnership with the province as part of our commitment to connect all Canadians by 2030. We will always stick up for Albertans. My colleague, the MP for Calgary Skyview, always sticks up for Albertans

April 9th, 2024House debate

Gudie HutchingsLiberal

Government Operations committee  When the moratorium was established, there were roughly 4,000 protected offices. Today there are roughly 3,400.

April 8th, 2024Committee meeting

Eugene Gourevitch

Information & Ethics committee   indirectly that can't be done directly, and I reference our ongoing conversations around foreign interference and the impacts that it has on our democracy. When I hear you talk about what is lavish in terms of material, I'm from Hamilton Centre and I would put it to you that $3,400

January 30th, 2024Committee meeting

Matthew GreenNDP

Government Business No. 31—Proceedings on Bill C-50   by the NDP-Liberals' fast-tracked coal transition? The environment commissioner said this was a total failure. It left 3,400 Canadian workers in about a dozen communities completely behind. However, the government members say to just trust them to engineer an economic transition for 2.7

December 4th, 2023House debate

Shannon StubbsConservative

Natural Resources committee   promised by the government. Over 3,400 or 3,500 workers were impacted by the microtransition that happened in coal in Alberta. Entire communities were devastated. Who knows? Maybe the Liberals will put forward a subamendment to hear from people from Hanna, Alberta. I think they would

November 29th, 2023Committee meeting

Jeremy PatzerConservative

Business of Supply  , it is $900 versus $3,400. In Winnipeg, Manitoba, it is $1,300 versus $4,700. In Montreal, Quebec, it is $1,300 versus $3,400. In Fredericton, New Brunswick, it is $1,600 versus $3,600. In Halifax, Nova Scotia, it is $2,200 versus $3,200. In every example I have given, I have shown

November 7th, 2023House debate

Mark GerretsenLiberal

Radiocommunication Act   makes that goes into general revenues and ensure that perhaps some of that needs to go back to rural Canada to connect the north and connect rural municipalities. We have 3,500 municipalities in Canada and only 94 of them are urban, which means that over 3,400 municipalities

November 2nd, 2023House debate

Ryan WilliamsConservative

Business of Supply   to know that if they have people using home heating oil, they are paying, on average, $3,400 a year on that oil. For those on natural gas, it is $900 a year. Therefore, oil is almost four times the amount. If people do not have the money, how do they get off

November 2nd, 2023House debate

Kody BloisLiberal

Information & Ethics committee   interference—as being germane, yet the order of magnitude in which the scenario was provided to you: $3,400 for champagne and wine I think, and one of them might have been a $700 bottle of wine.... I know you don't want to do hypotheticals, but let's have an ethical exercise right now

October 16th, 2023Committee meeting

Matthew GreenNDP

Information & Ethics committee   a group of MPs across the Atlantic to London for an upscale conference that includes $3,400 in champagne and $1,000 steak dinners. If it were the case, sir, that a company or an entity were funding something indirectly through consultants, how would you frame that? Would

October 16th, 2023Committee meeting

Matthew GreenNDP

Information & Ethics committee   a hard time, as a former consultant myself, understanding how an individual can come up with the kind of cash to send people on a trip like this, to have the kinds of expenses—$3,400 in champagne and wine and nearly $1,000 for steak—without there being some kind of fiduciary interest

October 16th, 2023Committee meeting

Matthew GreenNDP

Information & Ethics committee  Thank you. That, pursuant to Standing Order 108(3)(h) and in relation to the recent disclosures of sponsored travel by Stephen Ellis, Rosemary Falk, Philip Lawrence, Shannon Stubbs and John Williamson, which include more than $3,400 for champagne and wine and nearly $1,000

October 16th, 2023Committee meeting

Matthew GreenNDP

Canadian Heritage committee   dollar set-up in front of me yet we want to bring a person in from Winnipeg at $2,200. There's an unspecified person coming in for $1,200. It's a total of $3,400. I see no reason in this budget to bring people in. We can bring them in on Zoom. We've done this in the past. I have

October 5th, 2023Committee meeting

Kevin WaughConservative

Justice committee   and also adults around this country. The statistics that I've been shown from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, Ms. Dhillon, indicate that they've received 3,400 reports of sextortion in the last year alone. That's 65 children victimized per week. That is unacceptable. Again

October 3rd, 2023Committee meeting

Arif ViraniLiberal