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Spoke in the House on First Nations Clean Water Act Madam Speaker, I would like to know the member for Winnipeg Centre's thoughts. There is about $4.6 billion in funding associated with this legislation. That is …
Spoke in the House on Public Safety Madam Speaker, the reports we have from most gun owners is that the procedure is going well. If the member has heard about any specific cases …
Spoke in the House on International Developmental Language Disorder Day Madam Speaker, I rise today to mark international developmental language disorder day, or DLDday, which is taking place next Friday. DLD was once known as dysphasia, …
Voted Yes on Vote #178 on Bill C-39 Respecting certain measures to strengthen the economy
Voted Yes on Vote #175 Fifth report of the Standing Committee on Health
Voted No on Vote #176 Opposition Motion (Diesel prices)
Voted No on Vote #177 on Bill C-218 Amend the Criminal Code (medical assistance in dying)
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Canada’s Security Screening Processes I'd like to begin by thanking the five witnesses for their patience and co-operation. Ms. Lloyd, Mr. Bilodeau and Mr. Hatfield, you told us that Canada's …
Spoke in the House on Health Mr. Speaker, the member opposite asked the same question two weeks ago, and today he will get the same answer that he got two weeks ago. …
Spoke in the House on Correctional Service of Canada Mr. Speaker, through CORCAN, the Correctional Service of Canada actively enhances the safety and security of our institutions and our communities. CORCAN programming does that by …
Spoke in the House on Building Canada Strong Act Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the member for Repentigny for his speech, which has made it very clear where the Bloc Québécois stands on …
Spoke in the House on Petitions Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present a petition signed by people from La Prairie—Atateken and across the country who are concerned about the impact that …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-221 I'd like to ask our distinguished expert here a question. How much does this complicate the implementation of this change that, in practice, will speed up …
Voted Yes on Vote #174 on Bill C-266 Establish a national framework respecting skilled trades and labour mobility
Spoke in the House on Canadian Fuel Affordability Act Mr. Speaker, I am very pleased to speak to the debate on the Canadian fuel affordability act. This measure is truly helping the people of my …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Meeting Requested Pursuant to Standing Order 106(4) to Discuss a Request to … I mainly want to confirm what was just said. I think that, to the extent that the study provides for a review of Canada's security screening …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-22 I'm sorry, Mr. Chair, but I'm going to have to repeat myself. Our colleague on the other side of the aisle keeps repeating the same thing. …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-22 I'm going to have to make an effort to remember that, because we went to Timbuktu and came back via Vladivostok, and now we're returning here. …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-22 Thank you, Mr. Chair. Given the importance the government places on Bill C‑22, given the desire to dispose of the bill before the House rises for …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-22 I think we've established that the objective of this amendment is to replace a broader definition of “subscriber information” with a narrow list of identifiers. When …
Spoke at the Public Safety committee on Bill C-22 Mr. Surgenor, I want to come back to something you said. I would attribute it to your age. You look like a bright fellow, but it …