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Canada Elections Act of 2017 was that their fundraising dried up. When they had to go to regular Canadians and ask them to contribute to their party, it dried up. The Conservative Party raised double what the Liberals raised, and if we add in the leadership candidates, it was triple what the Liberals
June 8th, 2017House debate
Ron LiepertConservative
Cannabis Act States. Canadians have been refused for honestly speaking about their past indiscretions. Does this mean the Prime Minister is simply above regular Canadians? The NDP has a 45-year history of championing marijuana decriminalization. Changes to the law are long overdue, especially
June 6th, 2017House debate
Taxation Mr. Speaker, the truth is that the Prime Minister just cannot help himself from nickel and diming regular Canadians. First, he went after their Saturday night by taxing beer, wine, Uber, bus passes. Now he is going after their May long weekend camping trip too. He is hiking fees
April 12th, 2017House debate
Rona AmbroseConservative
Ethics Mr. Speaker, Canadians are seeing a very disturbing pattern here with the Liberals. A giant pharmaceutical company or a billionaire with his own island, the Prime Minister is at their beck and call, even if it means breaking the law. However, for regular Canadians struggling
February 23rd, 2017House debate
Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act through special, secretive commercial tribunals, as opposed to the regular Canadian court system that all other Canadians, and indeed foreigners, would have access to in this country. I wonder if the member for Calgary Nose Hill could explain to the House why the Conservatives think
February 10th, 2017House debate
Erin WeirNDP
Public Safety committee own tragedy. We all know safety is a non-partisan issue, and we know it's everybody's concern. I'm speaking to you today not as a legal expert, that's for certain. We're not a vast organization with a lot of resources. I'm just a regular Canadian citizen. Most important, I am
February 6th, 2017Committee meeting
Sheri Arsenault
Canada Pension Plan the LICO, has gone from 29% in 1970 to 3.7% today. In fact, not just seniors but regular Canadians are doing a great job of saving by themselves. They do not need big government intervention to tell them how to save. What will happen, though, with this CPP increase, this tax
November 29th, 2016House debate
Tom KmiecConservative
Government Priorities Canadians with payroll tax increases, a carbon tax, and a small business tax increase. Canadian families are struggling, and the Prime Minister is spending all this time with billionaires and celebrities. When will the Prime Minister start hearing the pleas of regular Canadians and stop
November 24th, 2016House debate
Pat KellyConservative
Poverty Reduction Act . Grocery store and retail store owners in Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot tell me that they are also concerned about the growing gap between the rich and the poor. When wealth is concentrated in the hands of one group, the purchasing power of regular Canadians keeps diminishing. That is what
October 31st, 2016House debate
Canada Pension Plan could choose to contribute more to CPP, or, instead, open their own locked-in pension plan and make the mandatory contributions there...have restrictions on withdrawals, risks, etc. Most 'regular Canadians' would not profess to know all the details and the considerations that were
October 25th, 2016House debate
Mark StrahlConservative
Human Resources committee that are hospitable to job creators. On the Conservative side, we see that the people who create jobs create opportunities for people. We see it as opportunities for regular Canadians to have a job. As part of our conversation, Mr. Cross, what would you say would be the biggest bang for the buck
October 20th, 2016Committee meeting
Bob ZimmerConservative
Natural Resources committee today. That has to come back, otherwise it's hard to get regular Canadians to get the right skills they need to be employed by those mining companies.
October 18th, 2016Committee meeting
Richard Paquin
Canadian Heritage committee people have their say? The consultation process is friendly enough when it comes to regular Canadians, but not when it comes to the big industry players. We aren't talking about museums or the arts. Everyone panicked when you first took the wheel. Many pointed to the fact
October 6th, 2016Committee meeting
Government Operations committee Absolutely, I would, for so many reasons. It has to do with what was promised to us, what people have come to expect, the ease as opposed to the hardships that it would cost to put it back, what it would give to a person as a regular Canadian, what they create within themselves
October 3rd, 2016Committee meeting
Terry Gardner
Information & Ethics committee I know Mr. Erskine-Smith wants to get in here, but I have one other question and I'm simply seeking your opinion. In my own capacity just as a regular Canadian, my expectation is that when I do business with the private sector or the government, my privacy should be protected
September 29th, 2016Committee meeting
The ChairConservative