Refine by MP, party, committee, province, or result type.
Prince Edward Island Fixed Link Mr. Speaker, it is a very great privilege to join in this debate today. It is a particular privilege to follow the hon. member for Egmont who for such a long time has been an advocate in this House for all of the interests of his home province of Prince Edward Island. He has been such an advocate for the establishment of the fixed link.
February 15th, 1994House debate
Mary ClancyLiberal
Criminal Code During my campaign I was fortunate enough to have spoken to and received valuable input from a great many constituents. I am proud to claim the support of many new Canadians, first and second generation immigrants who have contributed so much to my riding. Calgary Northeast is an economically diverse riding. Jobs come from service industries as well as oil and gas. Because the riding is so diverse both demographically and economically it is especially noteworthy that the people of Calgary Northeast are united in their desire for real, fundamental and lasting reform.
February 14th, 1994House debate
Art HangerReform
Immigration Order. Would the member put his question, please.
February 14th, 1994House debate
The Speaker
supply Three departments were directly involved: Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Industry, as well as Employment and Immigration. The stated goal was to reduce the gap between aboriginal people and other Canadians. We do not question the objectives of those programs. As the hon. member said earlier, we are not asking for cuts to those programs, but we want some tools to be able to evaluate their implementation.
February 11th, 1994House debate
Gaston LerouxBloc
Chinese New Year My constituency of Vancouver East has a high percentage of people of Chinese origin. These people came as immigrants and have contributed significantly to the growth of this country. Through multiculturalism they have been able to retain their traditions and culture and to share them with all of us.
February 10th, 1994House debate
Anna TerranaLiberal
Supply This program was run by three departments: Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Employment and Immigration, and Industry, Science and Technology. The overall purpose of the program was to reduce economic disparities between native people and other Canadians and Quebecers, a laudable goal which no one can criticize.
February 10th, 1994House debate
André CaronBloc
Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements And Federal Post-Secondary Education And Health Contributions Act It is to try to ensure that we pass policies and programs which allow each and every one of our citizens, no matter who they are, no matter what their language, no matter where they come from, whether they are native born or immigrant, to participate to the fullness of their potential in this great country. That is what we are all here for. Over the last number of years we have seen the erosion of the regime where we did transfer and did believe in collective ownership of the resources and riches of Canada.
February 9th, 1994House debate
Ron MacDonaldLiberal
Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements And Federal Post-Secondary Education And Health Contributions Act Did you realize, Madam Speaker, that in that one project the Government of Canada, through Indian and Northern Affairs, Canada Mortgage and Housing, Transport Canada, Industry, Science and Technology, Employment and Immigration, Secretary of State, Health and Welfare, Energy, Mines and Resources, Environment Canada, Fisheries and Oceans, Justice and the Solicitor General, contributed $607 million toward James Bay?
February 9th, 1994House debate
Dennis MillsLiberal
Immigration Mr. Speaker, an interesting response, considering I put the same question to my constituents last weekend with very interesting results. My supplementary question is for the same minister. Would he undertake to put this question to all Canadians through an approved polling process and table the results in the House?
February 9th, 1994House debate
Grant HillReform
House Of Commons Standing Orders We saw a good example of how this approach can work with a statement by the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration just last week. It is also the government's intention to continue the innovation seen in the last few weeks in which the government, on its own initiative, sets aside a significant portion of its own House time for general debates on policy issues of current and immediate significance.
February 7th, 1994House debate
Herb GrayLiberal
Department Of National Revenue Act Speaker, I congratulate the parliamentary secretary and her minister for bringing this bill in so quickly and congratulate the parliamentary secretary for her emphasis that this bill will look into and put a stop to the illegal entry of criminals, the entry of illegal immigrants and will provide more resources to combat the smuggling of the drugs and the liquor that are coming into this country. I have said many times before that there is a criminal element taking over the economy of this country.
February 4th, 1994House debate
Jesse FlisLiberal
Department Of National Revenue Act As I mentioned earlier, Revenue Canada customs will continue to have a clear mandate to enforce Canadian law and sovereignty at the border by preventing the entry of criminals, illegal immigrants, pornographic material, prohibited goods and weapons. As well, a mandate to protect Canadian business and industry by administering international trade agreements. Further, a mandate to protect local economies by collecting taxes at the border and also a mandate to provide service to other government departments at border facilities.
February 4th, 1994House debate
Susan WhelanLiberal
Immigration I am sorry, but I must interrupt the hon. member.
February 4th, 1994House debate
The Speaker
Department Of National Revenue Act Revenue Canada customs will continue also to have a clear mandate to enforce Canadian law and sovereignty at the border by preventing the entry of criminals, illegal immigrants, pornographic material, prohibited goods and weapons. As well, a mandate to protect Canadian business and industry by administering international trade agreements. Further, a mandate to protect local economies by collecting taxes at the border as well as to provide service to other government departments at border facilities.
February 4th, 1994House debate
Susan WhelanLiberal
Social Security System It is my duty, pursuant to Standing Order 38, to inform the House that the questions to be raised tonight at the time of adjournment are as follows: the hon. member for Haldimand-Norfolk-Dairy industry; the hon. member for Scarborough-Rouge River-Rouge River valley; the hon. member for Beaches-Woodbine-Immigration; the hon. member of Rimouski-Témiscouata-Policy on appointments; and the hon. member for Richmond-Wolfe-Unemployment insurance.
February 3rd, 1994House debate
The Deputy Speaker