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National Forum On Health Absolutely not, Mr. Speaker, because there is a clear and unequivocal commitment on the part of this government to free and universal health care across the country. More and more -and even the provinces recognize this- Canadians want this health system which is the envy
June 1st, 1994House debate
Jean ChrétienLiberal
Rideau Canal Mr. Speaker, on May 22 I had the pleasure of assisting at the opening of the Rideau Canal for another season. Completed in 1832 to give access to the Great Lakes from the nation's capital, the canal today offers 202 kilometres of clear, pristine waters through a total of 47
June 1st, 1994House debate
Jim JordanLiberal
Seniors-Reduction Of Age Credit well beyond age 65 years, fewer are living in poverty. Proof of the success of this network of programs becomes clear every month as millions of people receive their pension benefits from the government reliably and on time. In Canada in the late 20th century we can be proud
May 31st, 1994House debate
Maurizio BevilacquaLiberal
Seniors-Reduction Of Age Credit $25,921. I want to be very clear on this. This budget measure will have no effect on the majority of low-income seniors. However, some seniors will indeed be affected by this measure. I would like to remind the House of what the finance minister announced in his last budget
May 31st, 1994House debate
Mary ClancyLiberal
Budget Implementation Act of the explanations given. With respect to the people he had invited who were kicked out and went to the media after, it was quite clear that some of the parties did not have an invitation or arrived unexpectedly and were allowed to present their cases. Both of them agreed that they would present
May 31st, 1994House debate
Jim SilyeReform
Budget Implementation Act ? Many Canadians see unemployment insurance and welfare as basically providing similar support for the same people. They see little reason for two large bureaucracies, one federal, one provincial, doing essentially the same thing. It is time to make clear distinctions between income
May 31st, 1994House debate
Garry BreitkreuzReform
Province Of Quebec Mr. Speaker, I have a supplementary question. Yesterday the Prime Minister also said that if the Quebec people were asked a clear question on separation in a referendum, using words and terms which clearly speak of separation, they would not support the separatist option. Does
May 31st, 1994House debate
Preston ManningReform
Salmon Fishery Mr. Speaker, I regret to say it now appears that a war between Canada and the United States over Pacific coast salmon stocks is inevitable unless immediate action is taken. Negotiations have been made impossible. While Canada has a clear position regarding the renewal
May 31st, 1994House debate
Nelson RiisNDP
Bill C-7 Mr. Speaker, physicians and other scientists in Canada are very concerned about the government's proposed legislation, Bill C-7. Criminal law must be very clear and concise because of the serious penalties for breaking the law. However, this legislation is vague and broad
May 31st, 1994House debate
Grant HillReform
Budget Implementation Act have given a very clear direction to these things.
May 31st, 1994House debate
Paul CrĂȘteBloc
Canadian Film Development Corporation Act manufacturer with some export sales. Selling with foreign purchase orders was preferable to domestic sales because the federal government guaranteed the major portion of payment upon delivery. A very positive aspect of the federal program was that the eligibility rules were clear
May 30th, 1994House debate
John DuncanReform
Canadian Film Development Corporation Act is clear and its scope considerable: to encourage our financial institutions to become better acquainted with this industry and devote more of their resources to funding Canadian production and distribution companies. For it must be said that the financial institutions have always been
May 30th, 1994House debate
Albina GuarnieriLiberal
Tax Conventions because they have no work, and are now facing additional constraints. As in all other areas, it is clear the members of this government are arrogant and cynical in the extreme. I keep repeating this because it is true. Every day I wonder how the Liberals can treat people the way
May 30th, 1994House debate
Yvan LoubierBloc
Trade Mr. Speaker, the member may want to recall a number of instances in which both the minister of agriculture and I have made clear to the United States administration our complete disagreement with their allegation that Canadian grain exports to the United States are subsidized
May 30th, 1994House debate
Roy MacLarenLiberal
Human Rights students, something she did not want to do. This was a clear breach of Mrs. Janzen's right not to be forced to associate with the union. Mrs. Janzen has had to file a lawsuit to re-establish the freedom she has been denied. Given the minister's response, will he instruct the Solicitor
May 30th, 1994House debate
Jim SilyeReform