Environment committee  I appreciate the guidance from Mr. Mazier. I will go back to my question for the chief regarding the impact this has had on his community. Before I do, I will preface my question by highlighting a trip we took last week to meet with the Mushkegowuk Council—six or seven first

Environment committee   supportive of all your requests and recommendations. We're working to ensure better outcomes for your citizens. Your community deserves better, Chief. From us, I want to apologize from Canadians. I wasn't satisfied with the answers that we received from Imperial Oil CEO Brad Corson back

Canada Early Learning and Child Care Act   and develop stronger social skills. It is pretty clear to me that when we invest in a high-quality early learning and childhood educator workforce, we are investing it the health, well-being and success of generations to come. That is why we are putting forward this important legislation

Business of Supply  . This outcome would put additional pressure on our key infrastructure and programs, such as health care and education, and expose them to undue risk. When the hon. Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship announced Canada's latest immigration levels plan, he said

Public Services and Procurement   like to clarify that there are also two separate matters at stake here. It is just not as simple as the member would like to suggest. The first is the ArriveCAN app. I wish to remind the member, the House and all Canadians of the unique circumstances leading to its development

The Environment   often say that it is refreshing to stand in the House and talk about how we fight climate change and all the great ideas out there that Canadians have for ways to lower our emissions and bring more attention to the issue of the climate crisis in Canada. Certainly, I would like

Oil and Gas Industry   that there is no effect. It is having an impact on water quality. It is having an impact on cancer rates. It is having a deleterious impact on the environment and the health of first nations around the Athabasca watershed. It is an absolute travesty. I could not agree with my colleague more that we

Natural Resources   involved in politics. It was because of the disastrous environmental policies of the Stephen Harper government, which put our country's international reputation in peril, along with our most essential natural resource, our natural environment. This government conducted extensive public

Environment committee   and that the things we put into the air ultimately end up in water systems. I read the section on data collection. I always reflect on how lucky we are in Ontario to have conservation authorities that gather data and do science locally across our entire province. I think it is a model that could

Carbon Pricing  , pollution pricing or any variation of our plan to lower emissions by putting a price on pollution as what is causing inflation or causing a rise in the cost of living in Canada. We must be targeted in our approach to providing relief to families, because there is absolutely no question

Labour   and services in support of the Canadian Armed Forces. This includes deployment support, retail and financial services and fitness testing in classes. Employees of the CFMWS ensure that CAF members are ready to take on the crucial tasks we ask of them, both physically and mentally. We are so

Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act, 2023  , Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association and many other spokespeople have been saying exactly what we all know, which is that the support for Ukraine should be unanimous. Conservatives keep “Consplaining” to Ukraine exactly what it needs and what it does

Environment committee   on the health of first nations people and others. Thank you.

Automotive Industry   change. Canada has taken the critical first steps to develop our EV battery supply chain, and that will stand to bring opportunities for other Canadian industries such as mining, EV assembly and car production. We must remember that the sector remains in its infancy here in Canada

Oil and Gas Industry   and the well-being of the natural environment and the people who live on those lands and have done so, in the case of the first nations at Kearl, for millennia. We will continue to hold oil and gas companies to account, and I will continue to demand better from oil and gas executives