Jobs and Economic Growth Act   range of changes in the laws of Canada, most of which are related to this year's budget, but a number of items were not matters of budget. In fact, it is fair to say that, to the extent that there are things that were not in the budget, this represents an omnibus bill. At last

Jobs and Economic Growth Act  Mr. Speaker, I know you want me to ask a question about Bill C-9, the 880-page omnibus bill that the government has introduced in the House today. I know the member is certainly interested in the softwood lumber issue. This particular bill raises the export tariff on softwood

Jobs and Economic Growth Act  Mr. Speaker, the member's presentation on this big omnibus bill, Bill C-9, was very down-to-earth. He talks about the difficulties that small communities have to raise matching federal funds for buildings and infrastructure. That is certainly an issue not only in Newfoundland

Jobs and Economic Growth Act  Mr. Speaker, we have seen some pretty brash behaviour on the part of the government last year and this year too. It introduced huge omnibus bills, 800-page bills, including things that really have nothing to do with the budget. We have the issue of the post office remailers

Jobs and Economic Growth Act  Madam Speaker, clearly, the government is looking for a way to get itself defeated and cause an election. We have an omnibus bill here, an 880-page bill that was dropped on our desks a couple of days ago. There are provisions in this bill that really have nothing to do

Jobs and Economic Growth Act  Mr. Speaker, I did attend the briefing yesterday. I would like to ask the parliamentary secretary a question. We have virtually an omnibus bill, which has many items that are not in the budget. One of the things we did not see any language on or hear about last night

Bill C-47 A second Act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 4, 2010 and other measures

Third Session, Fortieth Parliament, 59 Elizabeth II, 2010 STATUTES OF CANADA 2010CHAPTER 25 A second Act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 4, 2010 and other measures ASSENTED TO 15th DECEMBER, 2010 BILL C-47 RECOMMENDATION Her Excellency

Questions on the Order Paper  Mr. Speaker, the National Energy Board, NEB, will establish a participant funding program, PFP, as provided by part 19 of the Jobs and Economic Growth Act, which received royal assent on July 12, 2010. The PFP will be modeled on the PFP offered by the Canadian Environmental

Jobs and Economic Growth Act  , as all of Canada, have created the environment for Canadian businesses to rehire. We have created the environment through our stimulus and through budget 2009. If we can get this bill through the House, the continuation year two of the jobs and economic growth act, we will create more

Jobs and Economic Growth Act   capital industry to identify new sources of financing and examine the effectiveness of existing tax incentives related to financing. I am proud of what we are doing in budget 2010. I am proud of what we are doing with the jobs and economic growth act, Bill C-9. Specifically

Jobs and Economic Growth Act   and focus spending, to create a more competitive environment for business, and to help ensure tax fairness for Canadian families. The jobs and economic growth act aims to contribute to Canada's advantage now and in the future. I could go on, but I believe that all of the proposed

Business of the House   before the House and then I will get to his other questions. We will continue today debating the report stage of Bill C-9, the jobs and economic growth act. As I said on Tuesday, Canadians are expecting this bill to pass before we rise for the summer. I pointed out some

Jobs and Economic Growth Act  Mr. Speaker, it is with great reluctance that I rise to advise you that an agreement could not be reached under the provisions of Standing Orders 78(1) or 78(2) with respect to the report stage and third reading stage of Bill C-9, the jobs and economic growth act. As you know

Jobs and Economic Growth Act   we are really talking about today is delaying implementation of key elements of budget 2010, a budget designed to stimulate the economy and create jobs so that Canadians can go back to work. The jobs and economic growth act is a testament to the proactive and ambitious actions

Bill C-9--Jobs and Economic Growth Act   implementation bill makes clear the narrow thrust of Bill C-9. It is entitled “Jobs and Economic Growth Act”. While a good number of provisions of Bill C-9 arguably fall within the purview of a budget implementation bill and that narrow context, under the rubric of jobs and growth, I submit