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Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Committee Business Thank you, Mr. Chair. Obviously, we are meeting here in Parliament, in Ottawa, in the middle of the summer. I heard someone say earlier that this …
Voted No on Vote #173 on Bill C-30 Implement certain provisions of the spring economic update tabled in Parliament on April 28, 2026
Voted Yes on Vote #167 on Bill C-9 Amend the Criminal Code (hate propaganda, hate crime and access to religious or cultural places)
Voted No on Vote #168 on Bill C-9 Amend the Criminal Code (hate propaganda, hate crime and access to religious or cultural places)
Voted No on Vote #169 on Bill C-26 Authorize certain payments to be made out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the purpose …
Voted No on Vote #170 on Bill C-267 Establish a national framework to promote the durability of electronic products and essential home appliances
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister said here in the House that the cost of living is the best it has been in a decade, but that …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Statutory Review of the Lobbying Act Thank you, Mr. Chair. We did not necessarily expect the motion to be moved today, but I'm happy to speak about it. I have listened to …
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, it is unfortunate and unpleasant, but we are in a recession, and people are feeling the pinch. Some families have to spend more than …
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, we all know the Liberals' economic plan. It involves $141 billion in new spending, a $67-billion deficit in just one year and a budget …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Connection between the Minister of Finance and National Revenue and Alto Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'm just a kinesiologist. I have been here for a year. I'm not a lawyer, but there are some things I find …
Spoke in the House on Intergovernmental Relations Mr. Speaker, there have not been any decent answers today, despite the fact that the questions being asked are incredibly simple. Every time the Liberals are …
Spoke in the House on Protecting Victims Act Mr. Speaker, it is 9:45 p.m. in the House right now. Most Canadians are putting their kids to bed, helping them fall asleep, finishing up their …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Statutory Review of the Lobbying Act Thank you, Mr. Chair. Again, it's not just happening here. It is happening in other parliamentary committees as well. The Liberals don't seem to be very …
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, my colleague may not be aware of this, but on May 15, 2016, when the Prime Minister was the governor of the Bank of …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Statutory Review of the Lobbying Act Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. This motion is extremely important. We talked about it in the House, in the committee of the whole in the …
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, here is what real people are facing, as described in a message from Matis, a young Quebecker who wrote to me this week: I …
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, we just had a lengthy question period, but once again, the Prime Minister has shown us that when adversity strikes, he does not stand …
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on State of Creative and Performance Spaces Across Canada Thank you, Madam Chair. No problem. I agree with my colleague on the core of his thinking. Culture is extremely important. It's a foundation of society. …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Statutory Review of the Lobbying Act Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'll pick up where I left off because I find the topic interesting. Mr. Shore, you seem to speak of Parliament as …
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Committee Business I am always very astonished to hear such criticism from my colleague across the way, who has been sitting on this committee for a month. As …