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Mentioned by Globalnews.ca Trudeau changes tune on Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, refuses to comment on documents Prime Minister Justin Trudeau angered Conservatives in Wednesday's question period by repeatedly refusing to explain why his government isn't releasing documents requested by the legal counsel of Vice-Admiral Mark Norman. ... Other Conservatives also ...
Mentioned by HuffPost Canada Trudeau Is Denying Vice-Admiral Mark Norman A Fair Trial, Conservatives Allege Prime Minister Justin Trudeau kept to a careful script Wednesday in the face of relentless questions from Conservatives on why he won't release documents that Vice-Admiral Mark Norman has deemed critical to his legal defence. Trudeau repeatedly told ...
Mentioned by Montreal Gazette Beyond pardon, the larger question of social justice for pot convicts In April, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who admitted to smoking pot himself as a sitting MP, was asked what he thought of amnesty for pot convictions. He invoked the experience of his late brother Michel. In 1998, Michel was charged with possession of ...
Posted on Twitter Canada’s trade negotiators put in long hours for a long time to help negotiate the USMCA. They went above & beyond… https://t.co/g95BHHP6DO
Posted on Twitter Pendant plusieurs mois, les négociateurs commerciaux du Canada ont passé de longues heures à négocier l'AEUMC. Ils… https://t.co/6xRZIVqy31
Mentioned by Mayerthorpe Freelancer Here are the MPs who said they'd use cannabis now that it's legal — and the ones who won't Navdeep Bains, Justin Trudeau's innovation minister, doesn't smoke or drink any intoxicant. Robert Sopuck's office noted that the Conservative from Manitoba has asthma. Four MPs — one Liberal, one Conservative, one NDP MP and Green Party Leader ...
Mentioned by St. Lucia News Online Ottawa moves to pardon Canadians convicted of pot possession as legalization takes effect Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill on Oct. 16, 2018, the day before the government legalized marijuana. Trudeau and his cabinet ministers repeated their rationale for the move, “to ...
Posted on Twitter Profits out of the hands of criminals. Protection for our kids. Today #cannabis is legalized and regulated across C… https://t.co/OxvajFCg9j
Posted on Twitter Les profits hors de la portée des criminels. Une plus grande protection pour nos enfants. Aujourd’hui, le Canada lé… https://t.co/UXBd3DXzVk
Spoke in the House on The Environment Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for her long-time advocacy towards environmental causes in Canada, and I thank all members who participated in last night's extremely ...
Spoke in the House on Public Safety Mr. Speaker, we condemn the horrific and cowardly acts of Daesh and take with the utmost seriousness the threats posed by travelling extremists and returnees. It ...
Spoke in the House on Climate Change Mr. Speaker, we are moving forward in a way that neither the Conservatives nor the NDP understand, because they still think there is a choice between ...
Mentioned by The Globe and Mail Politics Briefing: Trudeau says Canada pursuing trade with China; dismisses Huawei risks Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has confirmed that a clause in the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement concerning relations with “non-market economics” was meant to be a reference to China. The clause says that if the U.S., Mexico or Canada get into ...
Voted Yes on Vote #897 on Bill C-79 Implement the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership between Canada, Australia, Brunei, Chile, Japan, ...
Posted on Twitter The first bill we debated this fall was on the CPTPP trade deal – it passed third reading in the House today and no… https://t.co/aCy4ois0GR
Posted on Twitter Le premier projet de loi débattu cet automne – le PTPGP – a franchi l’étape de la troisième lecture à la Chambre et… https://t.co/V91PjK6YCH
Spoke in the House on Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for Vimy for her question and for her dedication to new Canadians. Since we amended the act, nearly 150,000 newcomers ...
Spoke in the House on Innovation, Science and Economic Development Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for Richmond Hill for his passion on this file. We recognize the potential of a data-driven economy must be balanced ...
Spoke in the House on Carbon Pricing Mr. Speaker, I continue to find it puzzling as to why Conservatives insist on making pollution free. We believe the polluters should pay, and that is ...
Spoke in the House on International Trade Mr. Speaker, I will highlight that even though the Conservatives in the House are continuing to play politics, there are Conservatives across the country who understood ...
Spoke in the House on Foreign Affairs Mr. Speaker, as steadfast friends of Israel, we are extremely concerned by the potential demolition of the Bedouin village, Khan-al Ahmar. Canada has been actively communicating ...
Didn't vote on Vote #896 on Bill C-79 Implement the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership between Canada, Australia, Brunei, Chile, Japan, ...
Didn't vote on Vote #895 on Bill C-79 Implement the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership between Canada, Australia, Brunei, Chile, Japan, ...
Didn't vote on Vote #894 on Bill C-79 Implement the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership between Canada, Australia, Brunei, Chile, Japan, ...
Didn't vote on Vote #893 on Bill C-79 Implement the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership between Canada, Australia, Brunei, Chile, Japan, ...
Introduced legislation Private member's bill C-613 An Act to amend the Parliament of Canada Act and the Access to Information Act (transparency)
Spoke at the National Defence committee on NATO'S Strategic Concept and Canada's Role in International Defence Cooperation Thank you very much, Chair. I went from having seven minutes with each of you to having five minutes with both of you, so I will ...
Spoke at the Citizenship and Immigration committee on Bill C-31, An Act to amend the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, ... I'd like to go back to the exchange you had, Mr. Matas, with a member of the government side. You made a very strong statement that ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on Canada's 150th Anniversary in 2017 Thank you very much. I'm pleased to see you here today. This is the second time I have attended a committee meeting like this one; I ...
Spoke at the Canadian Heritage committee on Canada's 150th Anniversary in 2017 Thank you very much, Chair. I'd like to start with the CTC, with you, Michele. A number of people were talking about their experiences from Canada ...
Spoke at the Citizenship and Immigration committee on Standing on Guard for Thee: Ensuring that Canada's Immigration System is Secure It seems to me that, particularly for a department that is so wrapped up in life-altering decisions for people, we have to go to a higher ...
Spoke at the Information & Ethics committee on Committee Business Thank you. I just want to support what the general consensus is. I think it makes sense not to define too much what the study is ...
Spoke at the Natural Resources committee on Supplementary Estimates (B) 2011-12: Votes 1b, 5b, 10b, 15b, 20b, 25b and ... Thank you. That's one of the overall concerns. You talk about the sale as being a way of limiting liabilities to the taxpayer because, yes, the ...
Spoke at the Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development committee on Committee Business and Briefing on Land Management Requirements Thank you very much, Chair. I thank you very much for this presentation. As you may know, I'm subbing in, so I don't have quite the ...