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Spoke in the House on Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, the Liberals say that they defend private property rights, yet in the Cowichan case they chose not to argue extinguishment, which is how fee …
Voted Yes on Vote #100 on Bill S-211 Respecting a national framework on sports betting advertising
Voted No on Vote #101 on Bill C-238 Amend the Criminal Code (restitution orders)
Voted No on Vote #102 on Bill C-226 Establish a national framework to improve food price transparency
Voted No on Vote #103 Private Members' Business M-16 (Use of underused and surplus federal lands and buildings for services for veterans)
Spoke in the House on Committees of the House Mr. Speaker, I know that the justification given by the government is that there are bad apples among the private colleges. However, denying students who attend …
Voted No on Vote #98 Appointment of an officer of Parliament
Spoke in the House on Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, the City of Richmond has written to the federal government repeatedly, most recently just two weeks ago, asking for a clear commitment to defend …
Spoke in the House on Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, the Liberal government avoids the question, hiding behind appeals and technical definitions instead of stating a clear and substantive position. This is pattern. In …
Spoke in the House on Tragedy at Lapu-Lapu Day Festival Mr. Speaker, a year ago, a tragedy in Vancouver turned a joyful Lapu-Lapu festival into sorrow. As we approach this anniversary, the grief and trauma remain. …
Spoke in the House on Lawful Access Act, 2026 Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak to Bill C-22, the lawful access act. Let me be clear from the start. Canada needs lawful access, but …
Spoke in the House on Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, the government says it supports private property rights, yet it negotiated the Musqueam agreements behind closed doors without protections and consultation with affected communities. …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Subject Matter of Supplementary Estimates (C), 2025-26: Votes 1c and 5c under … That leads to my second question. In your opening remarks, you talked about the trust and confidence of the public in the system. Again, the Auditor …
Spoke in the House on Combatting Hate Act Mr. Speaker, we have heard from many members of Parliament today that they have received a lot of responses from a wide range of religious groups …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Canada's Ability to Remove Foreign Nationals with a Criminal Record Yes, I asked that question because, in Canada, we've seen cases in which the judge cut down the sentence to avoid the person being deported. I …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Subject Matter of Clause 371 (Division 19), and Clauses 380 to 385 … Once again, thank you, Mr. Sauvé, for coming to make your presentation. I echo what's been said by my colleagues. Our hearts are with the community …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-8 I just want to ask, in practical terms, how difficult or how easy it is to get the authorization. As a layperson, I can see that …
Spoke at the Justice committee on Bill C-9 Yes, okay. I believe my colleagues on the other side may have received similar emails. You may also be struggling with these kinds of concerns, whether …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Canada's Ability to Remove Foreign Nationals with a Criminal Record This is a question I want to ask. You talked about needing more resources and more support for the enforcement force. The government talks about hiring …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-8 Good. Thank you. I have questions for Mr. Warnell. You mentioned private-public partnerships. I think this is a really good idea. On cybersecurity issues, there are …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Canada's Ability to Remove Foreign Nationals with a Criminal Record I also want to speak to this motion. Now, I'm not a firearms person, nor do I have the hobby of shooting. This is something new …