Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for the question and for the great work she does on behalf of her constituents in Sudbury. As the member said, Canada has a considerable competitive advantage when it comes to critical minerals. That is why we are developing a pan-Canadian criti

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, let us bring some facts into this discussion. Last week I was clear to Canadians and to the committee that, when it comes to the Neo Lithium transaction, this transaction was subject to a full national security review involving all the relevant departments of the gov

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, the member knows how much I appreciate him. He is a great colleague. However, I will say no to misleading Canadians when it comes to the issue of national security. I am very happy to hear him talk about our network, because Canadians at home understand that this de

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, I am happy that we are taking the time today in the House to talk about our infrastructure network because Canadians at home understand how important it will be for them and their futures. We know we are going to the data economy. We know what communication and netwo

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, one thing is clear: A bit of facts in the House sometimes helps for understanding. One thing I can—

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, I was about to say that we are not going to take any lessons from the Conservatives when it comes to national security, and I will tell members why. We review four times more transactions, plus twice as many transactions as the Conservatives did when they were in gov

Questions on the Order Paper  Mr. Speaker, the job vacancy and wage survey, JVWS, provides comprehensive data on job vacancies by industrial sector for Canada and the provinces, territories and economic regions. Data for Canada, the provinces and territories are released quarterly in the following publicly a

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his important question. He is well versed in matters of national security so he will certainly understand the importance of telecommunications networks today and for future generations. My colleague, Quebeckers and Canadians watching us toda

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, that is an important question, and I thank my colleague for asking it. Canadians tuning in today just before Christmas certainly understand the importance of telecommunications networks. I have tremendous respect for my colleague, who understands the importance of n

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, the hon. member knows that one of the priorities of this government is to keep our networks safe. We know the network is a most critical infrastructure now and for generations to come. An experienced member like him would understand that when taking a decision like

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, he is a very senior member on the other side of the aisle and understands these issues. Canadians watching understand—

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, I thank you for making sure I can continue to explain for my esteemed colleague the importance of the network in Canada. Just before Christmas, Canadians are watching question period, I am sure, and one thing they understand is that we on this side of the aisle und

Health  Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the member for his leadership. As members in the House know, it has been my absolute priority to grow the biomanufacturing sector in this country to ensure the health and safety of Canadians for generations to come. Our agreement with Merck mean

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, we will take no lessons from the Conservatives when it comes to promoting the energy sector in Canada. The member on the other side knows well that not only do we promote the energy sector, but we landed the first blue hydrogen project in Canada, in Edmonton, Albert

Diversity and Inclusion  Madam Speaker, I thank my excellent colleague for his excellent question. Since this initiative was launched, nearly 1,400 Canadian organizations have stepped up and taken on the 50-30 challenge. Just this morning, we also announced more than $28 million in funding to help organ