Bill S-7 An Act to accelerate the use of Alternative fuels for motor vehicles

Bill S-6 An Act to amend the Criminal Code (dangerous intoxication)

Communications Security Establishment  Speaker, I wish to inform the hon. member that the Minister of Justice is continuing to address the concerns of those who have criticized the s.690 process by improving its procedures. Several steps have been taken to this effect. The minister's decision in the application regarding Colin Thatcher was published to make the public aware of how the process works and what principles apply to govern the use of the s.690 powers.

Business Of The House  First, when we reach Private Members' Business today at 5.30, there is a disposition on the part of the House to deal with Bill S-12 now on the Order Paper at all stages. I am giving notice so there is a clear understanding that would happen before the normal private members' business for the day. I anticipate a very short passage for Bill S-12.

Members Of Parliament Retiring Allowances Act  I think J. S. Woodsworth was saying that to get elected to Parliament to serve the country and do to fellow Canadians what we would like to have done to ourselves and is an honourable approach to government.

Canada Water Export Prohibition Act  Examples are the United States-Canada boundary waters treaty of 1909 and the 1944 boundary waters treaty between Mexico and the United States. It would seem that any reasonable person would be completely satisfied that all the t 's had been crossed and the i 's dotted. But of course we are not all lawyers. Lawyers can find tiny holes and drive trucks through them. Before we know it, water could be making its way south of the border.

Message From The Senate  Bill C-34, an act to establish programs for the marketing of agricultural products, to repeal the Agricultural Board Act, the Agricultural Products Co-operative Marketing Act, the Advance Payments for Crops Act, and the Prairie Grain Advance Payments Act and to make consequential amendments to other acts-ChapterNo. 20; Bill C-38, an act to provide for mediation between insolvent farmers and their creditors, to amend the Agriculture and Agri-Food Administrative Monetary Penalties Act and to repeal the Farm Debt Review Act-Chapter No. 21; Bill C-84, an act to amend the Citizenship Act and the Immigration Act-Chapter No. 22; Bill C-95, an act to amend the Criminal Code (criminal organizations) and to amend other acts in consequence-Chapter No. 23; Bill C-32, an act to amend the Copyright Act-Chapter No. 24; Bill C-92, an act to amend the Income Tax Act, the Income Tax Application Rules and another act related to the Income Tax Act-Chapter No. 25; Bill C-93, an act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on February 18, 1997-Chapter No. 26; Bill C-37, an act to implement an agreement between Canada and the Russian Federation, a Convention between Canada and the Republic of South Africa, an agreement between Canada and the United Republic of Tanzania, an agreement between Canada and the Republic of India, and a Convention between Canada and the Ukraine for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income-Chapter No. 27; Bill C-39, an act respecting the York Factory First Nation and settlement of matters arising from an agreement relating to the flooding of land-Chapter No. 28; Bill C-40, an act respecting the Nelson House First Nation and the settlement of matters arising from an agreement relating to the flooding of land-Chapter No. 29; Bill C-46, an act to amend the Criminal Code (production of records in sexual offence proceedings)-Chapter No. 30; Bill C-300, an act respecting the establishment and award of a Canadian peacekeeping service medal for Canadians who have served with an international peacekeeping mission-Chapter No. 31; Bill S-15, an act to amend an act to incorporate the bishop of the Arctic of the Church of England in Canada.

Canada Endangered Species Protection Act  Her creditors foreclosed on the property and she lost everything. The government gave her no compensation. Bill C-65's second flaw is that it jeopardizes the rights and livelihood of responsible land owners by expanding the rights of activist groups to go to court to stop resource development. It is interesting that those who turn in a neighbour can remain completely anonymous, not allowing the accused to face the accuser.

British Columbia  In 1951 the first census that included all 10 provinces showed that B.C. had only 8.3 per cent of Canada's population. Today it has 12.9 per cent. Another indicator of B.C.'s growth is a comparison with the second largest province, Quebec. In 1951 B.C. had 25 per cent of Quebec's population. Today it has 52 per cent. Despite these numbers B.C. gets only one-third of the amount of federal dollars that Quebec receives for each immigrant.

Employment Equity  She wants to be able to support herself through the skills that she can bring to the workplace. I would like to read from one of Kim's letters. I quote: The United Farm Women of the 20's and 30's were western women who withstood the hardships of life on the farm alongside their husbands. They were responsible for lobbying for the vote, universal social programs, and pensions for widows and orphans.

Canada Water Export Prohibition Act  The policy opposes large scale water export, as by diversion of lakes or rivers, but allows for consideration of small scale exports under provincial licensing, providing that federal interests such as navigation, fisheries, aboriginal rights and external trade and treaties are taken into account. The Government of Canada therefore supports B.C.'s decision to prohibit the large scale or bulk export of fresh water from the provinces. The province's legislative initiative will encourage a growing water bottling industry and at the same time protect its salmon fishery and other public values.

Questions On The Order Paper  (TR1991-8a); "Domestic Homicides Involving the Use of Firearms," 1992, by Dansys Consultants (WD1992-20e); "Gun Availability and Firearms Suicide," 1992, by S. Moyer and P.J. Carrington (WD1993-3e); "The Use of Firearms in Criminal Incidents in Toronto," September, 1994, by L. Axon & S. Moyer (WD1994-19e); "Review of Firearms Registration," 1994, by T.

An Act Amend An Act To Incorporate The Bishop Of The Arctic Of The Church Of England In Canada  Speaker, I wish to thank my seconder, the member for Kitchener, the member for Frontenac, the member for Prince George-Peace River and all members of the House for their co-operation in ensuring the speedy and necessary passage of Bill S-15. I also wish to commend the hon. Senator Michael Meighen for the work he did in the other House on this bill. (Motion agreed to, bill read the third time and passed.)

An Act Amend An Act To Incorporate The Bishop Of The Arctic Of The Church Of England In Canada  moved that Bill S-15, an act to amend an Act to Incorporate the Bishop of the Arctic of the Church of England in Canada, be read the second time and referred to a committee. Mr. Speaker, I am very pleased to rise today to bring about some amendments to the act incorporating the bishop of the Arctic for the Anglican church.

Criminal Code  moved: That Bill C-17 be amended by adding after line 15 on page 48 the following: 1995, c. 22, s.6 "107.1 Paragraph 742.1(b) of the act is replaced by the following: (b) is satisfied that serving the sentence in the community would not endanger the safety of the community and would be consistent with the fundamental purpose and principles of sentencing set out in section 718 to 718.2," That Bill C-17 be amended by adding after line 13 on page 66 the following: 1996, c.34 An act to amend the Criminal Code (judicial review of parole ineligibility) and another act 139.1 Section 8 of an act to amend the Criminal Code (judicial review of parole ineligibility) and another act is replaced by the following: Paragraph 745.63(1)(d) of the Criminal Code, as enacted by section 2 of this act, applies in respect of hearings held after the coming into force of this section with respect to applications for judicial review in respect of crimes committed before or after the coming into force of this section.