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Department of International Trade Act  Mr. Speaker, it is great to stand here today and defend the bill. I am pleased to rise and support Bill C-31, an act to establish the Department of International Trade at second reading. I proudly support the Prime Minister's decision to create International Trade Canada. Theref

February 9th, 2005House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act  Madam Speaker, over the last few years I have travelled with the hon. member to Washington. We are doing everything we can to straighten this issue out and get the money back. First of all, we visited the congressmen and senators of the United States in order to talk to the indu

November 29th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act  Madam Speaker, I thank the hon. member across the floor for bringing this issue forward. Whether he thinks it is in a flux or he thinks we should slow down for a short period of time, we are going to continue to work hard on this file. I am pleased to have the opportunity to res

November 29th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, 200,000 people rely on the softwood lumber industry. Sales are worth $11 billion. We are aware that a bill has been put forward. It is against U.S. trade law and the Bush administration is also against it. We will continue to push hard to get every dollar of the $3 b

November 23rd, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, we are very proud that the President is coming to Canada. He made good signs on the beef issue and we look forward to better signs on softwood lumber. We will welcome the President, and look forward to dialogue.

November 23rd, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, everyone reads a book a different way I guess. For almost 20 years, the Income Tax Act has clearly stated that charities cannot “directly” or “indirectly” support or oppose a candidate for public office or a political party and the hon. member should know that. The

November 18th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, I stand here this evening to put some facts straight on the matter. The hon. member has requested this debate to discuss the issue of the separation of church and state. The hon. member has asked about specific taxpayers. I will not violate the confidentiality of an

November 18th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Export of Military Goods  Mr. Speaker, I also have another report to table on the export of military goods from Canada, 2002.

November 2nd, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Canada Account  Mr. Speaker, on behalf of the Minister of International Trade, I have the honour to table, in both official languages, the Canada Account's annual report of 2002-03, prepared by EDC, Export Development Canada.

November 2nd, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Cape Breton Volunteer Firefighters  Mr. Speaker, I have been a member of the Cape Breton Firefighters Burn Care Society for the last number of years. This is a non-profit foundation comprised of police, firefighters, medical personnel and other volunteers who work endlessly on our behalf providing quality care and

May 7th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994  Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the Minister of the Environment for bringing this very important marine issue to the House today. I am from Cape Breton Island which is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. We have so many different breeds of sea birds and too often we see them dam

May 7th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Genetically Modified Organisms  Mr. Speaker, we have to take a very balanced approach in dealing with GMO products in the country. Not only do we need to worry about what people are consuming, but we also have to worry about how farmers will compete with other places in the world. We have to take a balanced ap

May 6th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Agriculture  Mr. Speaker, the only BS in this House is across the floor. The government has given $1 billion to Canadian farmers to help them fight this. Not only that, we had high level meetings with the U.S. to open the borders. That is the way it is.

May 6th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Agriculture  Mr. Speaker, the Montana judge's ruling was very disappointing to us. However, we were reassured last week by higher levels in the U.S. government, the President and Secretary Veneman, that they will open up the borders for us in the near future.

May 6th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal

Agriculture  Mr. Speaker, the hon. member knows we cannot have a definite date when the border will be open. All we can do is keep working on opening up the border and keep bringing financial help to the farming families in this country that are in need.

May 6th, 2004House debate

Mark EykingLiberal