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Spoke at the Environment committee on Freshwater Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. Now we go back to the witnesses. My question is for you, Mr. DeMarco. We've been hearing a lot about ...
Spoke at the Foreign Affairs committee on Briefing on the Current Situation in Haiti, Canada's Diplomatic Capacity, Briefing on ... I'll continue in the same vein as my colleague Mr. Hoback by asking questions on the same subject. In my riding, there's a large Haitian community ...
Spoke at the Environment committee on Subject Matter of Supplementary Estimates (C), 2023-24: Votes 1c, 5c and 10c ... Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. Thank you, Mr. Minister, for being here with us. I would also like to thank your fine team. I, too, ...
Spoke at the Foreign Affairs committee on Briefing on the Situation in Israel and Gaza and Canada's Diplomatic Capacity Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you to the Global Affairs Canada officials for being with us today. We all understand that this is a war and ...
Spoke in the House on News Media Industry Mr. Speaker, newsrooms and journalists are one of the pillars of Canadian democracy. In our rural communities, local media play an even more fundamental role. In ...
Spoke at the Environment committee on Freshwater Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'll turn to Mr. Miltenberger. Your words are wise. You said that water was first and foremost a national issue, and that ...
Spoke at the Environment committee on Freshwater Thank you, Mr. Chair. I welcome our witnesses. I'm going to start with Mr. Madramootoo. Earlier, the representative of the IJC, an organization created by the ...
Spoke at the Foreign Affairs committee on Canada's Diplomatic Capacity Thank you, Mr. Chair. I know Mr. Bonnafont doesn't have the right headset. However, I will ask him a few questions; perhaps some of the witnesses ...
Spoke in the House on Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, communities across Canada are marching to remember missing and murdered women, girls and two-spirited people. Indigenous women are still afraid to leave their communities ...
Spoke at the Environment committee on Freshwater Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I have questions for Ms. Holman as well as Mr. Frey. I'll start with Ms. Holman. First of all, thank ...
Spoke in the House on Child Care Mr. Speaker, affordable day care is so important. It is essential to provide women with the freedom to choose whether they stay home to raise their ...
Spoke in the House on Women and Gender Equality Madam Speaker, supporting women so they can claim their full and proper place in the economy is not just the right thing to do, it is ...
Spoke in the House on Small Business Mr. Speaker, here in Canada, we have attracted an incredible amount of foreign investment by making the most of Canada's assets. In Quebec, 99% of businesses ...
Spoke in the House on Justice Mr. Speaker, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development recently recognized Canada as a world leader for its national action plan to end gender-based violence. One ...
Spoke in the House on Families, Children and Social Development Mr. Speaker, we know that, during the pandemic, Canadians received support from community and non-profit organizations. Now, those organizations are having trouble generating revenue and dealing ...
Spoke in the House on The Environment Mr. Speaker, more than 400,000 homes in Quebec still heat with oil. Quebeckers are ready for a green transition, but the reality is that not everyone ...