Business of Supply   that has been very clear around the world. I have heard comments, particularly from the opposition benches today, that start to call into question whether they believe there is an imperative to fight climate change and reduce emissions. I look forward to the opportunity for them to ask

Bill S-275 An Act to amend the Bank of Canada Act (mandate, monetary policy governance and accountability)

Association, (ii) a clearing house or participant , as defined in section 2 of the Payment Clearing and Settlement Act , (iii) an investment dealer that acts as a primary distributor of new Government of Canada securities, or (iv) an institution that controls or is controlled

Industry committee  , when we look at the OPC and what they need, they need certainty. They need to make sure they have clear definitions. They need to be able to uphold the law. It's so different when we look at the Competition Act, some of the definitions and the ways they've looked to interpret

Industry committee  I can make sure everyone is clear on this. I think you're right. It's to retract the change to what we had in our subamendment—which was under part (b)—and revert back to exactly the same wording the Conservative Party proposed. I'll read it to make sure everything is 100

Industry committee   (and their parents/guardians as appropriate) in a concise, prominent and clear manner suited to the maturity of the young person; inform young people of who to contact if they have questions about the information presented; be transparent about the privacy risks associated with using

Stopping Internet Sexual Exploitation Act  Madam Speaker, I have a lot to say about the bill. I will just start with a brief personal anecdote. I want to be very clear when I say this: I do not do this as victim porn or looking for sympathy. It is an example of how if somebody like myself, in a position of privilege, has

Business of Supply  . It echoes from the west to the east, with premiers across Canada standing united against this absurd increase. The message from Canadians is loud and clear: Enough is enough. It is time for the Prime Minister to convene an emergency carbon tax meeting with all of Canada's first ministers

Business of Supply  . That is why we are calling on the federal government to hold a meeting with the provincial premiers to establish a clear and precise strategy on the future of the carbon tax, which is taking money out of Canadians' wallets. It is very important that we make a move and take stock

Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act   confirm, based on their statements, that it is based on all of those scenarios. The legislation would ensure that workers have access to training programs, job opportunities and fair wages in the emerging low-carbon economy, as they rightfully should. Yet despite the clear benefits

Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act   been very clear about its distaste and dislike of Alberta's oil sands and oil and gas industry. In fact, the Alberta NDP, when it was in government, created an oil sands task force where it appointed Tzeporah Berman, who called my hometown “Mordor”, so frankly, I am not going

Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act  Madam Speaker, my colleague talked about clean energy in Alberta. I do not understand what she means, exactly, because that is not what it looks like when you see the oil flowing in Alberta. Also, it is clear to us, with this bill, that if the Conservatives were in power

Privilege  . In light of this, it is abundantly clear that the government's response provided by the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry is inaccurate and misleading to Parliament. The spirit of my written question was to find out how many federal tax dollars had been doled out to some

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, workers in Vaughan—Woodbridge and across the country have been clear that the sustainable jobs act is critical to ensuring they have the tools and skills they need to build up our net-zero future, from greener buildings to electric vehicles and clean energy

Housing  Mr. Speaker, the Liberals have a lot of nerve. Instead of being helpful, they decided to be contemptuous and blackmail us with our own money, just like the Conservatives proposed. Quebec's housing minister was clear this week. She said it was out of the question for Quebec

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, we on this side of the House are focused on making life more affordable for Canadians, but also on fighting climate change. The PBO and 200 economists across the country have been very clear that eight out of 10 Canadian families get more money back. It works