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Public Services and Procurement Mr Speaker, COVID hot spots, designated high-priority vaccination areas, of Thornhill, Vaughan and Markham in York Region have for weeks now experienced a serious reduction in vaccine supplies. Clinics large and small have closed due to a lack of supply, new eligible groups canno
April 20th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
Employment Insurance Act Madam Speaker, my colleague's speech was a very thorough, information-packed and concisely addressed, unlike that of the parliamentary secretary who preceded her. On behalf of dozens of my constituents in Thornhill, I would also like to thank her for bringing up the contradictio
March 12th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
Public Safety Madam Speaker, to the demands of Canada’s Iranian and Jewish communities that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps be added to Canada’s list of terror groups, the minister deflected, saying four proxy IRGC agencies, including the Quds Force, are already listed. That listing, by the w
March 12th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
International Development Mr. Speaker, for years the Liberal government has accepted implausible assurances from UNRWA that Canadian dollars are not being used to teach Palestinian children to hate. The minister has been duped once again, with proof last week that UNRWA continues to use educational materi
February 22nd, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
Public Safety Madam Speaker, all Canadians should welcome the government's addition of 13 new groups to the Criminal Code terrorist list, but the Liberals once again have failed Canadians, failing to fully ban Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The IRGC has sponsored terror around the w
February 5th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
COVID-19 Emergency Response Mr. Speaker, almost a year after the government began pumping out billions of dollars to properly support the pandemic unemployed and struggling businesses, many of the emergency funding programs remain inequitable and unfair. Many thousands of Canadians in need are still denied
February 4th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
Business of Supply Madam Speaker, I was pleased to hear my colleague refer to our former Harper government. As a member representing a beef-exporting province, and although it was a bit before his time, I am sure he fondly recollects our successful World Trade Organization challenge against the Oba
February 4th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
COVID-19 Emergency Response Mr Speaker, the Conservatives have supported, from the start, emergency funding to help the pandemic unemployed to buy groceries, pay rent and mortgages. Yesterday, a 21-year-old Kingston student boasted in the New York Times that he made $9,000 by making a highly speculative inv
February 1st, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
COVID-19 Emergency Response Mr. Speaker, many deserving Canadian companies are still denied emergency support, like a Thornhill firm, Fleets Coffee, which launched a new business just before the lockdown. A large facility was leased, five mobile coffee shops were acquired, commercial agreements were signed
February 1st, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
COVID-19 Emergency Response Mr. Speaker, on Monday the government asked for unanimous consent to pass a bill correcting the paid sick leave loophole in the rushed Canada recovery benefit legislation that can be exploited by non-essential travellers and vacationers. The House said no, that it was better to s
January 27th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
COVID-19 Emergency Response Mr. Speaker, this is the old deflect and dissemble. Let us move on to another Liberal snafu. Thousands of Canadians who have applied for EI since CERB have been refused and told to apply for the CRB, but they are being rejected because they made the original EI claim. Service Ca
January 27th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
Questions on the Order Paper With regard to the impact of the changes to the broadcasting industry proposed in Bill C-10, An Act to amend the Broadcasting Act and to make related and consequential amendments to other Acts: (a) does the government have a projection of what the Canadian media market will look
January 25th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
Questions Passed as Orders for Returns With regard to the acquisition of buildings by government departments or agencies, since December 1, 2019, for each transaction: (a) what is the location of the building; (b) what is the amount paid; (c) what is the type of building; (d) what is the file number; (e) what is the d
January 25th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
Questions Passed as Orders for Returns With regard to the acquisition of land by government departments or agencies, since January 1, 2016, for each transaction: (a) what is the land location; (b) what is the amount paid; (c) what is the size and description of the land; (d) what is the file number; (e) what is the da
January 25th, 2021House debate
Peter KentConservative
Criminal Code Madam Speaker, I would like to commend my hon. colleague for the powerful logic of his remarks today. While we know the Liberals have blocked reasonable amendments to protect the most vulnerable in committee and here in the House, we also know that the Minister for Disability In
December 8th, 2020House debate
Peter KentConservative