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Government Appointments Mr. Speaker, is it any surprise that the Prime Minister would endorse that type of behaviour? It is bad enough that Dwight Duncan effectively bankrupted Ontario while he was the finance minister of the province. However, as a non-partisan appointee of the Prime Minister, he
June 21st, 2017House debate
John BrassardConservative
Government Appointments Mr. Speaker, if Dwight Duncan is in an apologizing mood, maybe he could apologize for working with Dalton McGuinty and Kathleen Wynne, turning Ontario into a have-not province while he was finance minister. With construction of the $4.8 billion bridge set to start next summer
June 20th, 2017House debate
John BrassardConservative
Canada Elections Act to be the response to that problem. I thought it very telling that the member for St. John's East said there are rules that the parties set for themselves. That was a description of the bill. This is a bill where the Liberals are setting rules for themselves. This is not solving the problem
June 8th, 2017House debate
Peter Van LoanConservative
Finance committee Thank you, John. Mr. Duncan Alexander Kirby, go ahead.
October 20th, 2017Committee meeting
The ChairLiberal
Industry committee Yes. I would just add that very consistent with Minister Duncan's example of artificial intelligence, broadly speaking, in the innovation agenda, we are looking at a number of points of interest, if you like, with respect to tech transfer. Another concrete example would
May 16th, 2017Committee meeting
John Knubley
Industry committee with John Knubley, deputy minister; Kelly Gillis, associate deputy minister; and Lawrence Hanson, assistant deputy minister. Thank you very much for attending, everybody. I'm going to pass it on to Minister Duncan for opening comments.
May 16th, 2017Committee meeting
The Chair Liberal
Environment committee I had a brief talk with John. I'm still a bit confused about how this ties with the private member's bill. The private member's bill, as I understand it, has to do with tax measures, and that can only apply to private property, not government property. So I'm still a little
June 14th, 2017Committee meeting
Linda DuncanNDP
Environment committee My questions fall well after John's. I am informed that we already have a lot of staff vacancies in the national parks, particularly in interpretation. Certainly, that's the case in Alberta. There is going to be a heightened workload because of the minister's inviting everybody
June 12th, 2017Committee meeting
Linda DuncanNDP
Business of Supply is the check against an abuse of power by the state or its most powerful individuals. Freedom of religion also serves as a bulwark against totalitarianism. Pope John Paul II has been well recognized as playing a major role in ending Communist rule in his native Poland and eventually all
February 16th, 2017House debate
Kelly BlockConservative
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee made representations to this House and to the Senate on behalf of the Native Women's Association of Canada and on behalf of Indian Rights for Indian Women on the issues relating to registration and women. On this occasion, I appear as an individual. I do not speak for any client
December 5th, 2016Committee meeting
Mary Eberts
Environment committee Too, Wayne and I have to work this out. I've talked to John a bit about this. The aspect that I'm interested in, frankly, has to do with the private bill as well, and is private property, whereas it's appropriate for Wayne, as our protected areas critic, to do all the parks
June 19th, 2017Committee meeting
Linda DuncanNDP
Environment committee and contribute greatly to existing ecosystems. While healthy rangelands form the backbone of the largest agriculture industry group in Canada by providing forage for cattle, they also provide critical habitat for native species, enhance water conservation, and sequester large amounts
May 12th, 2016Committee meeting
John Masswohl
Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee and the operation of the colonial government affect their lives so badly. I also want to talk a bit about who you are speaking for. In theory, you're speaking for the Canadians, because they've elected you and put you in place, but if you look at this historically, John A. Macdonald
June 8th, 2017Committee meeting
Sharon McIvor
Industry committee I will speak a bit, and then I will turn it over our deputy minister, John Knubley. I really want to bring home that we're taking a very different approach on science than the previous government. The previous government—
May 16th, 2017Committee meeting
Kirsty DuncanLiberal
Industry committee institutions with five or more chairs—these are specifically the medium and large universities—must table a plan. It's not enough to do targets; they must also table a plan to reach the targets. As Minister Duncan was mentioning, the challenge, when you look at the targets they set
May 16th, 2017Committee meeting
John Knubley