Canada Early Learning and Child Care Act   that education in French in my riding. It happens at Campus Saint-Jean. Of course, this is the same university that Jason Kenney tried to cut funding to and the federal government had to step in. Just to be fair, the federal government did step in and Campus Saint-Jean continues to give

Canada Early Learning and Child Care Act   of Alberta, Rachel Notley was the first premier to pilot a $25-a-day child care. It was wildly successful, but, of course, the Conservatives were elected under Jason Kenney and they cut that. Right now, the premiers of B.C. and Manitoba, again, New Democratic premiers, are championing

Business of Supply   movement, not only in terms of processing times but also in terms of providing temporary visas for those who are trying to get a spouse here from abroad. I could talk about parents and grandparents. When I was critic, Jason Kenney cancelled the program. He said people could not sponsor

Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform   premier does. We saw this with Jason Kenney. He was not brought down by Albertans; he was brought down by the far right, extreme views of some Albertans, which do not represent the majority of people who cast a ballot in Alberta. Danielle Smith does not have to protect herself from

Polish Heritage Month   that was a big issue with regard to getting some justice on that file, but we had a government at that time that we were not sure was going to do the right thing. Eventually, it did. I want to give credit to then minister Jason Kenney, who actually worked hard on this and deserves a note

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act   packaging ban lead to higher prices, but it will also reduce competition. This would be like Harper introducing the drug-free prison act while Peter MacKay and Jason Kenney are going around handing out crack pipes to convicts. I can just imagine what the member for Winnipeg North would

Foreign Affairs committee  I'm going to reiterate that as my colleague Mr. Oliphant said, I feel like the math doesn't add up. We don't have the infrastructure in place. We simply don't. We can't overlook the fact that attempts to get that infrastructure in place have cost Albertans a lot. Jason Kenney

Government Operations committee  Mr. Terrazzano, you're very concerned about this. I'm not trying to accuse anybody of anything. I'm just trying to assess the level of the non-partisan activity of the Taxpayers Federation. I know that many elected politicians have sat on the Taxpayers Federation, like Jason

Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Atlantic Accord Implementation Act  . There were no timelines. The only thing that made environmentalists think it was a good bill was that Jason Kenney called it the anti-pipeline act. It could just as easily have been called the pro-pipeline act because it is discretionary and lacks the basics that have been in our

Prevention of Government-Imposed Vaccination Mandates Act   governments, they often instituted those uniformly, particularly in my province of Alberta. The former member of this chamber Jason Kenney instituted many of those mandates. I think the member is conflating public health measures and the measures taken federally. It is important to note

Transport committee  Thanks. That's really a great question. Probably it's best to put it in the words of the former premier of Alberta Jason Kenney who was a big supporter of the Canada Infrastructure Bank, even as a Conservative, because he believed in the importance of getting more

Transport committee   buses on Brampton's roads in the next six years.” Then there was a massive Alberta irrigation project, with Premier Jason Kenney saying, “This historic investment in irrigation infrastructure will create thousands of jobs and support Alberta's economic recovery, while strengthening

Citizenship Act   offending countries for making their own people stateless. In 2009, the Conservatives said they were going to address this issue with Bill C-37. In fact, Jason Kenney was the minister of immigration then. Sadly, Bill C-37 did not properly address the lost Canadians issue. At the time

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, the New Democratic Party will take no lessons from the Conservative Party, which sent Jason Kenney to Alberta. He became premier, and guess what? He lost $4 billion of taxpayer money. Does the member have any answers for that?

Strengthening Environmental Protection for a Healthier Canada Act   teasing my colleague. The question he raises is very important, especially when it comes to pipelines. The member must know that Jason Kenney did not invent pipelines. There have been pipelines in Quebec since 1942. Do members know how many kilometres of pipeline there currently