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Canada Labour Code . With all the policies that are happening right now, taxes continuing to rise and the carbon tax taking away from their income is the bigger problem. With the cost of food and everything else going up, this is why the Liberals are bringing in this type of legislation. It is not about
November 24th, 2023House debate
Gerald SorokaConservative
Canada Labour Code are intensifying the hardships faced by Canadian workers. A prime example is the carbon tax, which has resulted in a significant increase in costs across the board. This tax, far from being a simple environmental measure, has had a domino effect, affecting everything from transportation
November 24th, 2023House debate
Gerald SorokaConservative
Carbon Pricing I think the only people who still believe these talking points are the Liberals. Mr. Speaker, senators appointed by the Prime Minister shut down debate on a common-sense bill to axe the carbon tax for farmers. The NDP-Liberal coalition is blocking important tax carve-outs
November 24th, 2023House debate
Gerald SorokaConservative
Carbon Pricing Mr. Speaker, that response will do nothing to shorten food bank lineups. After eight years, the Prime Minister is simply not worth the cost. Lineups at food banks have never been so long. People are hurting bad, and the NDP-Liberal government still plans to quadruple its carbon
November 24th, 2023House debate
Gary VidalConservative
Carbon Pricing Mr. Speaker, after eight years, just as they wanted, the NDP-Liberal-Bloc's carbon tax hikes the cost of heating, cooling and fuel, and so it hikes the price of food. The PM showed this when he paused it for some but not for 97% of Canadians. Common-sense Conservatives
November 24th, 2023House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Finance Mr. Speaker, the member should know that Conservatives were the ones to successfully negotiate the current Canada-Ukraine trade agreement. A common-sense Conservative government would modernize the existing agreement without the expensive Liberal carbon tax. Ukraine does
November 24th, 2023House debate
Kevin WaughConservative
Carbon Pricing at a time when Canadians are struggling with the cost of everything, the Prime Minister wants to quadruple the carbon tax. He is just not worth the cost. Will he show some compassion and cancel the NDP-Liberals' cruel plan to quadruple the carbon tax on the backs of struggling Canadians?
November 24th, 2023House debate
Kerry-Lynne FindlayConservative
Ukraine Mr. Speaker, for Ukrainians facing a fierce winter Russian offensive, hope dies last. Canada’s Conservatives unequivocally support Ukraine. Do colleagues know what does not help? NDP-Liberals putting a carbon tax in their trade agreement, right there in section 13
November 24th, 2023House debate
Shuv MajumdarConservative
Carbon Tax Mr. Speaker, in the Prime Minister's mini-budget, prices are up, rent is up, debt is up and taxes are up. The time for the Prime Minister is up. He has doubled down on his plan to quadruple the carbon tax on gas, groceries and home heating. Conservatives are the only party
November 24th, 2023House debate
Branden LeslieConservative
Affordable Housing and Groceries Act Mr. Speaker, I can say that Canadians, especially the ones I have been talking to across the country, know they are being gaslit and are tired of it. Not only that, they are tired of the carbon tax being applied to the gaslighting fuel the Liberals are gaslighting them with.
November 23rd, 2023House debate
Cheryl GallantConservative
Affordable Housing and Groceries Act abuse of power. It is the same as when the Liberals illegally banned plastic straws. They knew this sneaky policy will increase the price of food, the same way they knew imposing the carbon tax and the costly fuel regulations would hammer Atlantic Canada especially hard. They knew
November 23rd, 2023House debate
Cheryl GallantConservative
Affordable Housing and Groceries Act for all Canadians. It is this member who supports a drastic increase in the carbon taxes to the detriment of all Canadians. A drastic increase in the carbon taxes would mean groceries will cost more, shipping goods will cost more. It means a higher cost of living for all Canadians
November 23rd, 2023House debate
Luc BertholdConservative
Affordable Housing and Groceries Act , everything shipped using energy and everything grown using energy. That is the purpose of the carbon tax. That is the purpose of the costly fuel regulations. That is the purpose of the blackout electricity regulations. Together, these policies represent a triple threat to affordable food
November 23rd, 2023House debate
Cheryl GallantConservative
Affordable Housing and Groceries Act this piece of legislation. At the same time, when they have gotten up, none of the members have actually talked about the legislation. They have not talked about what is going on. They talk about the carbon tax or whatever else it is they are interested in, except what is going
November 23rd, 2023House debate
Chris BittleLiberal
Government Business No. 30—Proceedings on Bill C-56 across Canada. The fall economic statement is fully in keeping with our ongoing efforts to improve the lives of Canadians. We have a strong record when it comes to providing benefits, as demonstrated by our historic investments in affordable child care, the quarterly carbon tax
November 23rd, 2023House debate
Stéphane LauzonLiberal