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Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  Is it the pleasure of the House to adopt the motion?

June 13th, 1994House debate

The Deputy Speaker

Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  Agreed. (Motion agreed to, bill read the second time and referred to a committee.)

June 13th, 1994House debate

Some hon. members

Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  Mr. Speaker, just a short question to clarify one portion of my hon. colleague's speech and in particular in connection with what I believe I heard him say, the automatic deportation of criminals who have been convicted of crimes who are not Canadian citizens. I want to be perfectly clear and I want to ask the member if he has actually thought this through.

June 13th, 1994House debate

Tom WappelLiberal

Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  Mr. Speaker, in response to the hon. member's question the person should go through our courts, guilt or innocence should be determined and if he or she is found to be guilty then they should be deported to the country of origin with the understanding that the person should be faced with serving a sentence appropriate to the crime in the country of origin.

June 13th, 1994House debate

Keith MartinReform

Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  Mr. Speaker, I would like to follow up on the point raised by my hon. friend from Wild Rose. I would like to ask the parliamentary secretary a question based on a statement he made which perhaps was not quite clear. Perhaps the parliamentary secretary will comment. If I understood the hon. member for Wild Rose correctly, he was proposing that criminals upon conviction be deported.

June 13th, 1994House debate

Tom WappelLiberal

Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  Mr. Speaker, perhaps I should have clarified that a bit. I am talking specifically about those people who come here, commit crimes and are desperately wanted in their countries of origin. I am thinking of Charles Ng particularly. Why did we house him and spend millions of dollars for six years?

June 13th, 1994House debate

Myron ThompsonReform

House debate  The House resumed consideration of the motion that Bill C-35, an act to establish the Department of Citizenship and Immigration and to make consequential amendments to other acts, be read the second time and referred to a committee.

June 13th, 1994House debate

Multiculturalism  Indeed, by stressing ethnical and cultural features, the Canadian policy on multiculturalism leads immigrants to the impasse resulting from a fragmented culture and an extended marginalization. According to Mr. Corbo, the efforts made by the federal government for ethnic and cultural communities are suspicious.

June 13th, 1994House debate

Madeleine Dalphond-GuiralBloc

Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  That was so good we will let you continue after question period. It being 2 p.m., pursuant to Standing Order 30(5), the House will now proceed to Statements by Members pursuant to Standing Order 31.

June 13th, 1994House debate

The Speaker

Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  Careful the wheels don't fall off.

June 13th, 1994House debate

Ian McClellandReform

Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act  I would advise the House that we are now on 20 minutes for debate and 10 minutes for questions and comments.

June 13th, 1994House debate

The Acting Speaker (Mrs. Maheu)

June 13th, 1994House debate

An hon. member

Immigration  Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for his response. A refugee program includes both the inland refugee system and our UNHCR commitment to offshore refugees. If this current inland rate persists is the minister determined to increase our total refugee numbers, or will he renege on Canada's international obligation to needy refugees around the world?

June 10th, 1994House debate

Sharon HayesReform

D-Day  The landing of Canadian troops in Sicily in 1943 is still remembered with great affection by all Sicilians and those Sicilians who immigrated to Canada and live in Vancouver celebrated with me and the military in 1983. The arrival of the Allies in Italy meant the end of a cruel, senseless war and a return to democracy and freedom to a whole continent and ultimately to the world.

June 9th, 1994House debate

Anna TerranaLiberal

Yukon First Nations Self-Government Act  My concern is that we create a Canada where Canadians of whatever description, no matter where they live in the country, no matter whether they came here as immigrants or were born here, are Canadian citizens, are equal and do not have particular rights because of a particular ethnicity, language, religion or anything else. That to me is key. If the legislation can be improved to reflect that, I am completely in favour of it.

June 9th, 1994House debate

Werner SchmidtReform