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Procedure and House Affairs committee in to this and listening with bated breath to every word that Wayne Long is going to say, or MP Duncan, MP Turnbull, MP Normandin, MP Kent, MP Calkins and MP Amos, what have you? Do you think they're all tuned in with their little notepads, taking notes and saying, “Look at these guys go. Look at them
May 4th, 2021Committee meeting
Wayne LongLiberal
Procedure and House Affairs committee That's about the 16th time Ms. Duncan has said the exact same thing. She's on the verge of relevancy on a lot of these points. Let's get back to the motion at hand, the amendment.
April 29th, 2021Committee meeting
John NaterConservative
Procedure and House Affairs committee don't know. MP Blaikie knows. It was the Saint John Sea Dogs, which is certainly one of the most successful major junior organizations in the country. Yes, MP Lauzon, they're more successful than the Gatineau Olympiques. I take that back. Maybe they're not quite as successful
March 9th, 2021Committee meeting
Wayne LongLiberal
Procedure and House Affairs committee Madam Chair, there are rules against both relevance and repetition. I would note that Ms. Duncan is repeating word for word what she said in previous meetings.
April 15th, 2021Committee meeting
John NaterConservative
Procedure and House Affairs committee I'm again reading word for word what Ms. Duncan is saying from a previous meeting. The last two paragraphs have been word for word what she said in a previous meeting. The rule of repetition states that can't happen. If she has new information to bring forward, she should
April 15th, 2021Committee meeting
John NaterConservative
Procedure and House Affairs committee Perhaps on the Simms protocol to Ms. Duncan, if I may, having—
March 9th, 2021Committee meeting
John NaterConservative
Procedure and House Affairs committee That's exactly what my Simms question was going to be focused on. If I could just ask you a quick question, Dr. Duncan, and if you could respond, if you're willing.... Again, this predicates working together. If that's not an option, that's fine.
March 9th, 2021Committee meeting
John NaterConservative
Reduction of Recidivism Framework Act to wholeness and now helping others to make a successful transition. I have received widespread support for the bill from representatives from all relevant stakeholders. One is former lieutenant governor of New Brunswick, former provincial court judge and former chair of native studies
November 5th, 2020House debate
Richard BragdonConservative
Procedure and House Affairs committee During the election, what was the range of coronavirus cases you had, and what was the average number of daily cases, for example, for Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton? Would you be willing to table that with the committee?
November 5th, 2020Committee meeting
Kirsty DuncanLiberal
Health committee We will continue. We have a hard cap at the top of the hour, so it's likely we'll get statements and maybe an abbreviated first round. Having said that, I will introduce our panel of witness. From the Native Counselling Services of Alberta, we have Ms. Marlene Orr. From
June 15th, 2020Committee meeting
The ChairLiberal
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee in the political system for governance rights and title. They were involved in the Calder case and the Delgamuukw-Gisday’wa case, as well as the formation of the Native Brotherhood of B.C. I served as a director of native programs at the Legal Services Society for almost a decade, and I think
March 10th, 2020Committee meeting
Theresa Tait Day
Procedure and House Affairs committee For example, for the queue voting, we talked about the option presented that it could be in the Sir John A. Macdonald Building. Has there been talk of having a camera in the queue, for example, for the public to see that process?
July 6th, 2020Committee meeting
Eric DuncanConservative
Procedure and House Affairs committee Thank you, Madam Chair. I want to address the point that Ms. Duncan brought up with respect to health. I think all of us clearly understand that we're in the middle of a public health crisis at this point. Our mandate from Parliament is to look at virtual sittings
April 16th, 2020Committee meeting
John BrassardConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic committee operations. The petitioners cite that the expansion would increase environmental degradation, as seen in similar aquaculture operations in British Columbia, Newfoundland, Norway, Vietnam and elsewhere in the world. It also, they cite, would pose risks to native fish stocks, pollute
May 12th, 2020Committee meeting
Gord JohnsNDP
Procedure and House Affairs committee Madam Chair, I want to say how much I appreciate Ms. Duncan saying how important it is to plan for a pandemic or other emergency. I really appreciate that comment. Thank you.
May 13th, 2020Committee meeting
John BrassardConservative