Finance committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. I appreciate the thoughts of our new parliamentary secretary—welcome to the committee—and his reason for voting against this amendment. Perhaps I'll say why we'll be voting for the amendment and why it was brought forward. It couldn't have been clearer

Finance committee   these reasons, I'm voting against them. This may be my final question on the investment tax credits. I was under the impression that there were some other amendments potentially coming to the investment tax credits. Are there potential amendments that we may see in future legislation?

Finance committee   and he didn't come, as the Conservatives have said, issue a summons. Move a motion to issue a summons. That's a tool they have. They haven't done that. For all of those reasons, I'm going to vote against this motion. I want to be clear on the record: I look forward to Mr. Carney's

The Budget  Mr. Speaker, I can confirm that my colleagues and I will be voting against this budget unequivocally, but not because of what the member suggested. All anybody in Canada has to do is look at the amount of revenue that the energy sector creates for this country to sustain our

The Budget  Madam Speaker, the first thing I would do is remind the member that the Gordie Howe bridge was actually a project brought forward by the previous Conservative government, under Stephen Harper. Second, I will remind him that what Conservatives voted against was a tired

The Budget  , be accommodating and improve what is presented to us. That is our approach. We are obviously going to vote against the budget, but not for the same reasons. I would like to ask my colleague if he can find just two or three small items in the budget that he agrees with.

The Budget   that would axe the tax, build the homes, fix the budget and stop the crime. That is why I will vote against the budget. I will vote non-confidence in the government. The Liberal government is out of touch. Canadians are out of time. Let us have an election and bring in a Conservative

The Budget  , whether it is through our grocery rebate or through our carbon rebate, so that Canadians have the support they need in their lives on a daily basis. Unfortunately, we have seen time and time again that our Conservative colleagues have voted against this. In fact, they are gaslighting

The Budget   agreements that we have signed off on. That is important. No government has signed off on more free trade agreements than this government has. That is a fact. Why did the hon. member vote against the Canada-Ukraine trade agreement?

Public Safety   is that when the very bill he impugned, Bill C-75, was before this chamber in the 42nd Parliament, we promoted an augmentation, an increase in the penalty available for auto theft. He and all of his colleagues voted against that. What I would prefer is some collaboration and a bit less

Finance  Mr. Speaker, the last time the Conservative leader was in power he tried to change the age of retirement to 67. It was the Liberal government who reversed that. When we lowered taxes for the middle class and increased taxes for the 1%, they voted against our plan. Today, when

Industry committee  I'll provide a general comment. I don't believe this subamendment was put forward with ill will, but I would accept some of the rationale about its being overly broad in this context. On the CPC side, we're going to be voting against it.

The Budget   interference in the jurisdictions of Quebec and the provinces. That is unacceptable. I will let my colleague from Jonquière elaborate on that. When the budget came out, the Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard said she was shocked that the Bloc Québécois was voting

Justice committee   this is out of order. It restores the very problem that the call to action is trying to take away, which is the idea that reasonable force can be used for a child's upbringing. For that specific reason, I'm voting against this amendment, and I would urge all members to pass this bill

Justice committee   prefer our amendment. I think our amendment is more robust. Our amendment is certainly constitutional, because the very language of our amendment has been upheld by the Supreme Court of Canada. I prefer our amendment. Therefore, I have to vote against Mr. Fortin's, but we'll get