Income Tax Conventionsimplementation Act, 1995  That almost made me want to look into it and reread it, as if he were trying to hide some of the sneaky little deals found in Bill S-9 that the member for Gander-Grand Falls pointed out. That Liberal member pointed out how bad Bill S-9 was, that it was not really a Liberal bill, and that he was disappointed the Liberal Party could support it.

The Late Claude Ellis  Think of the thrill he must have felt as a young man when he appeared on the same stage as J. S. Woodsworth, one of the founders of the CCF, and Mr. J. Coldwell, the national leader at that time. What a thrill it must have been for that young man. He was elected in 1953 and again in 1957.

Canada-United States Tax Convention Act, 1984  In other words, will he be in the House and will he vote against Bill S-9?

Bill S-9  Speaker, do we as members of Parliament and does the public generally have any idea what Bill S-9 is all about? At a time when funding for Canadian colleges, universities and institutes is being reduced through cuts in transfer payments, the House is about to pass legislation today that will see Canadian taxpayers funding United States universities and colleges.

Canada-United States Tax Convention Act, 1984  Therefore on those two grounds I will be recommending that we oppose them. However, when it comes to Bill S-9 itself, I will be recommending to our party that we support the bill. That is where my comments end on the matter.

Supply  So, the objective of the opposition motion is to allow the Prime Minister, the current government, to reaffirm what he said in the 1970's and 1980's, that is, if they do not win, they will let Quebecers separate. The current Prime Minister made that statement. When he says: "I'll let Quebeckers separate", which in his vocabulary is about the most terrible thing that could happen, there is a fundamental recognition that, if the results make sovereignty possible, it will have to be accepted by the Canadian government.

Alternative Fuels Act  Mr. Speaker, it is my pleasure to rise today in support of Bill S-7, an act to accelerate the use of alternative fuels for internal combustion engines. With the passage of this forward looking legislation, the federal government will assume a leadership role in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by requiring by the year 2004 the conversion of 75 per cent of its fleet vehicles to cleaner burning fuel.

Bill S-10 An Act providing for self-government by the First Nations of Canada

Alternative Fuels Act  If we want to leave a valuable legacy to our children, we must protect the earth. Obviously, I am in favour of Bill S-7, because its purpose is to convert 75 per cent of all federal vehicles by the year 2004 so that they can run on fuels that are less damaging to the environment. I think that this should have been done a long time ago.

British Columbia  Speaker, today we read of the sad and unfortunate conclusions of a one-time prominent Conservative senator who, having spent a lifetime trying to change the federation from within, is now reduced to bitter mumblings about B.C.'s separation from Canada. What went wrong? Perhaps it started with the Liberals and the national energy program, an arrogant, me first initiative that gouged the west and catered to the east.

Bill S-9 An Act to amend the Canada-United States Tax Convention Act, 1984

Canadian Human Rights Act  Recall that in December 1992, when justice minister Kim Campbell introduced Bill C-108, an act to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act, one amendment in the bill added sexual orientation as a prohibited ground for discrimination. Simultaneously, Bill S-15 was introduced in the Senate by Senator Kinsella who has recently introduced Bill S-2 which has just passed the Senate again. Both bills were interrupted by the dissolution of Parliament.

New Member  I have the honour to inform the House that the Clerk of the House has received from the Chief Electoral Officer a certificate of the election and return of Mr. Pierre S. Pettigrew, member for the electoral district of Papineau-Saint-Michel. Pierre S. Pettigrew, member for the electoral district of Papineau-Saint-Michel, introduced by the Right Hon. Jean Chrétien and the Hon.

Bill S-8 An Act to amend the Act of incorporation of the Certified General Accountants' Association of Canada

Alternative Fuels  Bill S-7 would generate estimated savings of $7 million per year and would serve as an important step in cleaning up our environment. Bill S-7 is a positive addition to the recent announcements made by the government regarding federal support for the ethanol industry and the removal of MMT from gasoline.