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Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act  Madam Speaker, my colleague, the current member for Winnipeg North, who is in trouble in his riding, is trying to get in as many words as possible. It is interesting that every time he thinks something is inappropriate, he says “Stephen Harper”. I actually feel quite bad

March 19th, 2024House debate

Warren SteinleyConservative

An Act to Provide for the Establishment of a National Council for Reconciliation   they possibly can to get in the way of the government and the parties that are trying to act responsibly. It is pretty clear that the bill will most likely pass unanimously, probably even with the support of the Conservatives, yet they still will not let the bill get to a vote. I empathize

March 20th, 2024House debate

Mark GerretsenLiberal

Impact Assessment Act   that are under way and that are being proposed and considered. These projects will have profound impacts on our environment. There is a very clear possibility some of these megaprojects will go beyond any one provincial boundary. There is a need, I suggest, and the Supreme Court of Canada

March 18th, 2024House debate

Kevin LamoureuxLiberal

Canadian Heritage committee  First off, this is the second committee that I'm on where we're dealing with this motion. While I appreciate that affordability is a crisis in our country and it's clear that people are struggling here at home and across the country, I think we're also seeing some serious

March 19th, 2024Committee meeting

Niki AshtonNDP

Business of Supply   further ahead. It is very clear that the vast majority of Canadians receive more than they pay. I was very relieved to hear today, and I have heard on a number of occasions, the House leader, the member for Regina—Qu'Appelle, at least starting to talk about the rebates. Earlier today

March 19th, 2024House debate

Mark GerretsenLiberal

Business of Supply  . Interestingly enough, in the 2008 election platform, Stephen Harper talked about putting a price on pollution. That was a part of their election platform, and there are 19 Conservatives who are here today who ran on that election platform, supporting a price on pollution

March 21st, 2024House debate

Kevin LamoureuxLiberal

Canada—Ukraine Relations  Mr. Chair, under the leadership of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, we signed the first free trade agreement with Ukraine. The goal was to work together to promote trade with Ukraine. Ukraine has economic strengths, and we need to do a lot more to make sure that Canadian

March 20th, 2024House debate

Laila GoodridgeConservative

Canada—Ukraine Relations   that is deplorable. As a Conservative, I am proud of our track record of supporting Ukraine. It started with Brian Mulroney, and many of us sat in caucus and in government with Stephen Harper. We were there for Ukraine in bringing forward Operation Unifier. We were there for Ukraine

March 20th, 2024House debate

James BezanConservative

Right Hon. Brian Mulroney   former prime minister Stephen Harper. However, there was something that piqued my interest in politics, and it was Brian Mulroney, not just in the way he communicated but in his vision. If I were to describe him in one way, in one word, it would be “bold”. I have sat here through

March 19th, 2024House debate

John BrassardConservative

Canadian Heritage committee   for the Buffalo Sabres. The Buffalo Sabres operate out of the community of Buffalo, which has a population of 276,000. Winnipeg has a population of 795,000. The Buffalo Sabres have been terrible. They haven't made the playoffs since Stephen Harper was prime minister, to give you an idea of how

March 19th, 2024Committee meeting

Philip LawrenceConservative

Public Safety   voted against. He was not here, so I will excuse him on that one. On the issue of mandatory minimum penalties, there is a guy named Ben Perrin. He might remember that individual. He used to be the lead adviser to a guy named Stephen Harper. Ben Perrin has been on the record

March 19th, 2024House debate

Arif ViraniLiberal

Finance committee  , it was the budget cuts that Stephen Harper brought in that cut $500 million from the integrated proceeds of crime unit. That helped create the conditions we see today with money laundering. It's actually mentioned by the Cullen commission, which identified that as one of the factors that led

March 19th, 2024Committee meeting

Patrick WeilerLiberal

Impact Assessment Act  Mr. Speaker, to answer the question, I can tell the member there are more pipelines to coastal waters than there were with Stephen Harper.

March 18th, 2024House debate

Kevin LamoureuxLiberal

Carbon Pricing   since the non-confidence vote that took place here only a number of hours ago, when there was a clear opportunity for members of Parliament from every political party to clearly say that enough is enough. The 23% increase coming on the carbon tax will take place on April 1, even

March 21st, 2024House debate

Damien KurekConservative

Public Safety committee   heard in testimony, that we want to move forward with recommendations and continue based on some of the information we heard. Unfortunately, as was very clear from some of the outbursts by our Conservative colleagues, they're not actually interested in justice or safety. They were

March 11th, 2024Committee meeting

Jennifer O'ConnellLiberal