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Spoke in the House on Medical Assistance in Dying Safeguards Act Mr. Speaker, there is a cruel kind of thief that enters a home without breaking a window or turning a lock. It does not steal the …
Voted No on Vote #189 Ninth report of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights
Voted Yes on Vote #190 on Bill C-269 Amend the Income Tax Act (heat recovery tax credit)
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, yesterday, I shared a conversation around my family dinner table about how difficult life has become for young families like my daughter's, but some …
Spoke in the House on Budget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2 Mr. Speaker, I have been looking closely at what the government is doing with the Defence Investment Agency in Bill C-31, and I have to say …
Voted Yes on Vote #188 Opposition Motion (Federal procurement)
Spoke in the House on Affordability Mr. Speaker, what could a six-year-old boy's birthday teach us about the struggles facing Canadian families? This weekend, we took our grandson to Canadian Tire to …
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-31 I'm hoping to speak to this from the perspective of someone who has been farming for many years, because I do think there's a real disconnect …
Spoke in the House on Safe Social Media Act Madam Speaker, I have raised five teenagers, and one thing I have learned is that telling a teenager they cannot do something does not necessarily mean …
Voted Yes on Vote #182 Opposition Motion (Appearance of the Prime Minister before the Standing Committee on Finance)
Voted Yes on Vote #183 10th report of the Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons …
Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Madam Speaker, what if I told Canadians that every single week, the federal government spends $1 billion on something that will totally shock them? That $1 …
Spoke at the Justice committee on Bill C-223 I have to tell you that since sharing my personal story on parental alienation last week at the committee, I am just blown away by the …
Spoke in the House on The Economy Mr. Speaker, what do a leaky roof, a growing credit card bill and Canada have in common? The longer we ignore the problem, the more expensive …
Spoke at the Justice committee on Bill C-223 Thank you. Through you, Chair, I want to begin by explaining why this bill is so very personal to me. I'm a child of divorce. I'm …
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-31 Sorry, but I'm going to finish, because I'm really running short on time. If a company has invested $100 million in a perfectly lawful mineral claim, …
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-31 Thank you so much. Ms. MacKenzie, Canadians living with disabilities should absolutely receive the benefits they're entitled to without having to fight their way through a …
Spoke in the House on Employment Mr. Speaker, after losing his electrical job, my husband turned to farming. Everyone said farming was recession-proof. Today, under the Liberals, even farmers are struggling, and …
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-31 Ms. Scoffield, you've written about the automatic tax filing, and you've made a point that I think is very important. The government sometimes calls a tax …
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-31 and Bill C-38 Canadians are really struggling right now. On the fact that we are willing to pull this tax relief out from underneath them, especially considering that Christmas …
Spoke at the Government Operations committee on Situation at Canada Post Mr. Ettinger, Canada Post needs another $1 billion in taxpayer support to remain operational. At the same time, I understand that the corporation has committed itself …
Introduced legislation Private member's bill C-218 An Act to amend the Criminal Code (medical assistance in dying)