Foreign Affairs  Very briefly, please. The leader of the Reform Party.

Foreign Affairs  Mr. Speaker, that is a complex question. First, the Reform Party is not taking a position on this particular issue. We have encouraged our members to speak their own views and the views of their constituents. I would suggest to the hon. member though that the positions

Foreign Affairs  Mr. Speaker, my question is twofold but I will be brief in order to enable the hon. member for Calgary Southwest and leader of the Reform Party to provide an answer. At the beginning of his speech, the hon. member said that we should establish criteria to decide when Canada

Foreign Affairs  Resuming debate. I believe the hon. member for Saanich-Gulf Islands wants to take the floor. I think the leader of the Reform Party has a point of order.

Foreign Affairs   couple of months. I do think it is important that we are able to communicate to them and their families the reasons they are going, the job they are expected to do and the resources that will be made available to them. Reform members have not approached this debate with any

Kemano Project  Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for his question. I congratulate him on his new responsibilities as a member of the Reform Party opposite. The hon. member will note that a clear and consistent pattern has emerged and it is that this new government strives mightily always

Foreign Affairs  Mr. Speaker, I will try to be brief. I want to express my concern about the position that has been taken by Reform Party members, including the member for Calgary Southeast, who said: "I do not believe anything we do as Canadian soldiers will make a difference". We are making

Foreign Affairs  I regret the intervention to the parliamentary secretary. I would ask for his indulgence and possibly that of the House. It has been my error or omission following the request from the Reform Party which had indicated earlier in this debate that it was splitting its questions

Foreign Affairs  Mr. Speaker, seeing as how I forgot to congratulate you on your appointment, I think I should pay you back by allowing the Reform Party to speak on this subject.

Foreign Affairs  Mr. Speaker, I am glad the hon. member for Calgary Southwest and leader of the Reform Party raised his question. As was mentioned by my colleague, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, earlier in the debate, there will be defence and foreign policy reviews. These long range questions

Foreign Affairs  Mr. Speaker, I am very pleased to be able to participate in the debate today on the motion on Canada's peacekeeping role. First I would like to congratulate the Leader of the Opposition for his sensible speech- -and the two members of the Reform Party to my right, the member

Points Of Order  Mr. Speaker, I wish to join my colleague from Yukon, the Leader of the Reform Party and the Prime Minister in saying what an excellent idea it is to allow such debates in Parliament, so much the better if they contribute to more constructive exchanges in this House

Speech From The Throne  Madam Speaker, I very much appreciated what the hon. member of the Reform Party said about agriculture, because agriculture is very important in the West as well as in the East. I would like to find out from the hon. member if he knows about the negotiations on durum wheat now

Speech From The Throne  I regret to interrupt the hon. member, but the question and comment period for both speakers of the Reform Party has expired. Resuming debate. The hon. Minister of Public Works has the floor.

Speech From The Throne  Madam Speaker, I would like to react to the speech of the first Reform member who spoke during the 20-minute period. He seems to think we need a new federal economic leadership. I have my doubts on that matter. I could mention many examples in my riding of situations where when