House of Commons photoWon his last election, in 2021, with 50% of the vote.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, we have the best country with the worst Prime Minister. He is weak, woke and wasteful, and he has lost track of 30,000 people who have been ordered deported but have now vanished. Now, we have millions of other people who are going to come up for exit when their permits and visas expire over the next year and a half, and the Prime Minister will not tell us what the plan is to get people out of the country who are not supposed to be here.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, it is the Prime Minister's weird, woke, liberalization ideology that has caused the 47,000 deaths and the 200% increase in overdoses.
However, just like the Prime Minister has lost control of the drugs, he has lost control of immigration. Do not take my word for it. The Globe and Mail said that the Liberal government “lost control of Canada's immigration system”, highlighting that there are now 30,000 people who have been ordered deported that the Prime Minister has now lost track of. What is his plan to find them and deport them?
Mental Health and Addictions December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, the weak Prime Minister has lost control of our borders. He started by teaming up with the British Columbia NDP to decriminalize fentanyl. He has kept 80% of fentanyl precursor ingredients legal. He allows 99% of shipping containers to come into our country uninspected. He passed Bill C-5, which gives house arrest to the kingpins who produce that poison.
Will the Prime Minister reverse his radical liberalization of drugs so that not one more mother will have the heartbreak of losing a child to an overdose?
Housing December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, we want to put up to $50,000 in the pockets of a young Quebec family buying a house, after Liberal programs have managed to double the cost of housing and, in fact, triple the cost of rent in Montreal.
The Bloc Québécois is voting to feed the federal bureaucracy with Quebeckers' money. The Conservative Party is the only party that wants to help young Quebeckers be sovereign and keep money in their pockets.
Housing December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the Bloc Québécois voted against eliminating the GST on homes.
I would like someone to explain this to me. A self-proclaimed sovereignist party wants to take money out of the pockets of young Quebeckers who are buying homes and give it to the most centralizing government in history, the big bad feds.
Why is a sovereignist party supporting the concentration of power and Quebeckers' money here in Ottawa?
Housing December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, it is in his imagination. That is all.
The Prime Minister wants to tax people up to $50,000 when they are buying a home so he can give more money to the very bureaucrats who block homebuilding. It is not that his housing funds do not help. It is worse. They actually block new homebuilding with more bureaucrats.
Why do we not follow my plan to slash the bureaucracy, axe the tax and build the homes?
Housing December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, he is again imagining things. His program does not build homes; it builds bureaucracy. The only density is in his head.
Our policy was—
Housing December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the Prime Minister and the entire Liberal caucus voted against taking the GST off new homes, which would have saved up to $50,000 for a young couple trying to buy a home and almost $3,000 a year in lower mortgage payments, and would have stimulated an extra 30,000 additional homes built. Even the Prime Minister's own housing adviser said that this was the best housing policy he has seen in a generation.
Why does the Prime Minister insist on taxing the young people who are struggling to pay the doubling housing costs, which he has brought since he took office?
Finance December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, that money will never do what he is saying it will do. It will only serve to bulk up the bureaucracy in Ottawa, as usual.
The leader of the Bloc Québécois said that he has to support the government's spending by voting for tax credits or else the government will simply stop operating, much like in the United States, but we are not in the United States. Here, if a vote fails, the government does not stop running. There is an election, which gives people a choice.
Will the Prime Minister pay to give the leader of the Bloc Québécois some training on how the parliamentary system works?
Finance December 11th, 2024
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the Bloc Québécois again voted to authorize an additional $21 billion in federal spending by this centralizing government, in other words, a total of $500 billion in inflationary, centralizing and Liberal spending, more power for the government here in Ottawa and less money in the pockets of Quebeckers.
What did the Prime Minister offer the leader of the Bloc Québécois to convince him to support big deficits, big bureaucracy and the enormous inflation the federal government is imposing on Quebec?