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Fall Economic Statement November 30th, 2020
Mr. Speaker, I am thankful for the opportunity to get in the last question for tonight.
I have never heard the former leader of the Green Party talk about nuclear energy as a solution for greener energy and a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. I would like to hear her comment on this specific topic.
Broadcasting Act November 19th, 2020
Mr. Speaker, good morning on a cold snowy Edmonton day.
Does anything in Bill C-10 suggest that CRTC would change its mandate or limit its role as an effect of the bill?
Natural Resources November 16th, 2020
Mr. Speaker, I cannot hear the Parliamentary Secretary.
Criminal Code October 27th, 2020
Madam Speaker, the bill addresses a very important issue: the security and safety of Canadians, especially in major cities. I hear this from across the aisle too. We know arms smuggling is a big problem here because we have such large borders, and we know it is happening every day.
How is the member's bill going to address the safety and security of Canadians, especially in major cities?
Criminal Code October 26th, 2020
Mr. Speaker, the hon. member on the other side mentioned a few countries, such as Malta, those in the European Union and throughout the United Nations. It seems from what she mentioned that the bill does not agree with other practices or laws out there. Can she be specific on where the disagreement lies between Bill C-6 and other countries?
Criminal Code October 9th, 2020
Madam Speaker, since the bill has come in a second time in two sessions of Parliament, I would like to ask how important is it for the government to listen a bit more this time and to take all the amendments from different parties into consideration to make sure that the bill would be the bill we are all looking for and Canadians are looking for.
International Trade October 9th, 2020
Madam Speaker, I have been visiting important members of the agriculture industry in my riding and countless Canadian farms have been the victim of coercive diplomacy by China.
When can our farmers expect a return to normal and when will the diplomatic games end, so that our farmers can focus on feeding our families?
Judges Act October 7th, 2020
Madam Speaker, in her speech, my colleague mentioned that the reporting of sexual assault cases is very low. What, in her opinion, is the best mechanism to encourage more cases to be reported?
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply October 5th, 2020
Madam Speaker, there is a long list of issues in this empty shell of a throne speech that the members from the government's side have been talking about. It is also quite surprising that members talked about unity. Alberta was mentioned only once in the whole throne speech. Where is the unity?
Western alienation is at the highest level we have ever seen. We are on the ground. We know what is going on. The government seems to be 30,000 feet above our level, looking down and telling us in the throne speech that it is aiming for unity. Where is the unity, when Alberta was mentioned only once in the whole throne speech?
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply October 5th, 2020
Mr. Speaker, the member for Brampton East listed many projects that show the government's efforts in his home riding in Ontario. I do not see the same thing in my home riding of Edmonton Manning. I have an agri-industry of canola farmers, a growing industry, in my riding. China's coercive policy against our canola has been hurting farmers a lot, not only in my riding but across the country.
What is the government doing to facilitate the efforts of canola farmers in Canada and in my riding?