Mr. Speaker, as the member for Kingston, I find it really interesting to listen to the member tell me about Sir John A. Macdonald. I would like to tell him something about Sir John A. Macdonald, and that is that Bellevue House in Kingston, which was one of Sir John A. Macdonald's residences, was completely revamped recently to showcase the full display of who Sir John A. Macdonald was and his contributions throughout Canada's history.
Would the member like to know who travelled all the way from Saskatchewan to Kingston to participate in that ceremony? It was none other than the member for Yorkton—Melville, who decided she wanted to participate in that great ceremony.
I take slight offence, but I am sure city council in Kingston would take more, to this member's depiction of how it is, or in his words, is not, properly representing Sir John A. Macdonald's legacy. I would like to give the member the opportunity now to direct his comments directly to those on the Kingston city council about how they could do a better job representing a member who came from their community.