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Business of Supply that in one economic action plan, in a budget that set out our plan for economic growth for the future and a budget implementation bill that implemented the budget. I now my colleague has other priorities, things like a carbon tax. A carbon tax would not be in the interest of northern
October 16th, 2012House debate
Peter Van LoanConservative
New Democratic Party Mr. Speaker, the NDP does not want to tell the whole truth about the carbon tax proposed by its leader. On page 4 of the “New Democrat Platform 2011 Costing Document”, the NDP estimates revenues of $21.5 billion using a cap and trade system. In reality, the New Democrats
October 2nd, 2012House debate
Jacques GourdeConservative
Business of Supply generations with a poisoned gift. We must not tax corporations and we must not impose a carbon tax of $20 billion or more. The NDP is advocating this tax, which will affect families and Canadian consumers. I mentioned that a tax affects families, but it is important to say that taxing
October 2nd, 2012House debate
Maxime BernierConservative
Business of Supply credit that helps skilled tradespeople cover the cost of the tools required to carry out their professions. Both of these initiatives, the opposition voted against. To add insult to injury, the NDP is proposing a $21 billion tax on everything. This NDP carbon tax would increase
October 1st, 2012House debate
Larry MillerConservative
Business of Supply reckless $21 billion carbon tax comes into effect it will have a huge impact on low-income families and leave them worse off. As someone who has lived for several years in Atlantic Canada, I know from personal experience the detrimental impact a $21 billion carbon tax would have
October 1st, 2012House debate
Kellie LeitchConservative
The Environment Mr. Speaker, yesterday the House was reminded of comments from the NDP's natural resources critic, the member for Burnaby—New Westminster, who supports the NDP leader's job-killing carbon tax. The NDP member and the party opposite may know that this week is National Forest
September 27th, 2012House debate
Greg RickfordConservative
New Democratic Party of Canada Mr. Speaker, the Leader of the Opposition is attempting to hide behind the media and not respond to one simple question: Would the NDP impose a carbon tax? The proof is in the pudding. The NDP's platform clearly shows the members expect to bring in $21 billion from this carbon
September 21st, 2012House debate
LaVar PayneConservative
New Democratic Party of Canada Mr. Speaker, as I head back to my riding this weekend, I will be pleased to assure my constituents that our government will not support the NDP's carbon tax. Canadians in my riding and across the country have been pleased to see taxes consistently decrease under our government
September 21st, 2012House debate
Lawrence ToetConservative
Agriculture and Agri-Food Mr. Speaker, according to the Globe and Mail, the president of Shell Canada has endorsed the NDP's carbon tax, presumably because it will let Shell charge more at the pumps. However, a carbon tax will not just raise gas prices; putting a price on carbon will also raise
September 18th, 2012House debate
Randy HobackConservative
The Environment Mr. Speaker, our government's record is very clear. We have taken decisive action on the environment while protecting our economy. Engaging in or moving forward with either a national carbon tax or a national cap-and-trade scheme would be out of step with the United States, our
September 30th, 2014House debate
Eve AdamsConservative
The Environment emissions are projected to be 128 megatonnes lower, relative to a scenario with no action. We are accomplishing all of this without a job-killing carbon tax, which would raise the price of everything.
September 30th, 2014House debate
Eve AdamsConservative
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, the hon. member for Outremont also must not want to be reminded that for almost two decades, he kept knowledge of bribe attempts to himself. The Leader of the Opposition does not want to explain to Canadians his risky high-tax schemes, like his $21-billion carbon
September 29th, 2014House debate
Peter Van LoanConservative
Reducing the effects of urban heat islands Act this legislation is a rehash of the NDP's commitment to impose a $21 billion carbon tax on Canadians. It is not enough for them that our government is working with communities in a respectful and constructive manner, not at all. According to New Democrats, we need to raise taxes on Canadian
September 26th, 2014House debate
Costas MenegakisConservative
Reducing the effects of urban heat islands Act no control. The NDP simply need to realize that the solution to everything is not a new national strategy and broad spending promises. The legislation should not be wholly surprising to this House given that its genesis is from a party that is proposing a $20 billion carbon tax. Even
September 26th, 2014House debate
Eve AdamsConservative
The Environment killing carbon tax, which would raise the price of everything.
September 26th, 2014House debate
Leona AglukkaqConservative