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Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply regular Canadians are cleaning up, they are changing their light bulbs, changing cars that they are driving and they are taking transit. Is that not exactly what the government has been encouraging? Is she not missing the point? Did the government not take the initiative to encourage
October 23rd, 2007House debate
Dean Del MastroConservative
Resumption of debate on Address in Reply . Regular Canadians across this country are concerned with the wrong-headed direction that regime is taking us in, by walking away from Kyoto and embarrassing us internationally in the process, by having no strategy whatsoever on child poverty and no real interest. There is a void
October 18th, 2007House debate
Geoff ReganLiberal
Income Trusts . The thugs with CAITI are the ones who influence him. Regular Canadians, people who pay taxes and rely on the people in this House to do their jobs and stand up for them, are the ones who need tax fairness. The member should stand up for them. I would like to know why he does not.
May 16th, 2007House debate
Dean Del MastroConservative
Status of Women committee Thank you. The suicide rate I was referring to is for teenage suicide. And I didn't say 18% or 17%; I said 17 times higher than the regular Canadian numbers. It's just outrageous. There are all sorts of theories. Most of them are boys. Hunting is changing in the north due
April 26th, 2007Committee meeting
Jennifer Dickson
Status of Women committee more...and this is an offer to help, if you're interested in getting the right stats out there. Everything you said about that absolutely resonates with us. I'll just give you one example: teenage suicide. People say aboriginal teenage suicide is seven times higher than regular
April 26th, 2007Committee meeting
Jennifer Dickson
Citizenship and Immigration committee a devastating experience, and their life starts falling apart. They are the ones left looking for the sorts of records that previous witnesses have been talking about. They're left with trying to do things no regular Canadian knows how to do. This needs to be fundamentally shifted. You're
March 26th, 2007Committee meeting
Christina Godlewska
Health Mr. Speaker, skyrocketing drug costs hurt families, businesses and governments. Regular Canadians spend almost $4 billion a year out of their own pockets on prescription drugs, businesses spend about $7 billion and governments spend $9 billion. When drug costs go up, everybody
March 23rd, 2007House debate
Penny PriddyNDP
Committees of the House governments have simply said, “No, we are not standing up for Canadian interests, unless it is corporate CEOs or corporate lawyers who are represented. We are not going to do anything to help the Canadian middle class”. Regular Canadians have seen their real income fall. The Conservative
February 19th, 2007House debate
Peter JulianNDP
Business of Supply the Liberals, only a select group would benefit. Anyone looking for something other than a regulated, nine to five, child care space got nothing. Regular Canadian families got nothing from the Liberals. That was the old Liberals' plan. Since then, we have had an election where that plan
February 15th, 2007House debate
Mike LakeConservative
Human Resources committee would yet be significantly impacted by this legislation. How would regular Canadians be impacted indirectly by the impacts that would happen to your organization because of a strike?
January 31st, 2007Committee meeting
Mike LakeConservative
Prebudget Consultations in the next budget. The theme of the budget was “Enhancing Canada's competitiveness and productivity”. I will say a couple of word about the theme of our consultations, competitiveness and productivity. In a way, regular Canadians do not lay awake at night wondering about Canada's
December 12th, 2006House debate
Diane AblonczyConservative
The Economy George W. Bush proud. The government's update laments the fact that those poor souls who are earning more than $120,000 are treated unfairly. Imagine that. Why do the Conservatives always favour the six figure income earners over regular Canadians?
November 24th, 2006House debate
Judy SgroLiberal
Industry committee Currently there is an ability to import vehicles directly into Canada beyond the regular Canadian dealership network. In fact there is a government-supported website, which I was looking at yesterday, where they partner with Canadian Tire, which does the vehicle inspection
November 22nd, 2006Committee meeting
David Paterson
Citizenship and Immigration committee supports. I would argue that most regular Canadians would say that people should line up. If they want to come into this country, come in by regular means, especially when we have 800,000 people waiting to get here right now in the waiting list trying to come here by regular means.
November 7th, 2006Committee meeting
Monte SolbergConservative
Finance committee I appreciate that, and it was very helpful. Ms. Brown, I was particularly interested in the innovations taking place in digital media. I wonder if you could explain to a regular Canadian who doesn't know a whole lot about this--and it might be me--how will this will benefit
October 3rd, 2006Committee meeting
Diane AblonczyConservative