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Citizenship and Immigration  There are indeed countries in which there is a presumption that refugee claims will probably not be as strong as in other countries, which is the reason that modern western liberal democracies like Denmark, Finland, Sweden, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, the Netherlands have all adopted—

March 30th, 2010House debate

Jason KenneyConservative

Citizenship and Immigration  Even the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees said that it is legitimate for countries to have an accelerated process for countries deemed safe, such as France, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. They all have the same accelerated process as we do for claimants from safe countries of origin.

March 30th, 2010House debate

Jason KenneyConservative

Children's Events  The fourth annual Biennale Portrait Competition, which is a worldwide children's art exhibition held in Greece, had over 141,000 children from over 141 countries participating. I would like to commend Nobleton Junior Public School students, Ashley Keown and Sam Walker, for their first place finish, and, not to be outdone, Nathan Cameron, Tyler Cameron and Carly Panneton, who won second place in this competition, which is another reason that I am so proud to represent the good people of Oak Ridges--Markham.

March 24th, 2010House debate

Paul CalandraConservative

Seeds Regulations Act  Here are just a few other indications that the controversy is far from over. Currently, six EU member states, Austria, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary and Luxembourg, have imposed bans on growing GM corn even though it has been approved by the European Commission. On March 8, the Swiss parliament extended its national moratorium on the cultivation of GM plants by three years to 2013.

March 17th, 2010House debate

Alex AtamanenkoNDP

Resumption of debate on Address in Reply  Speaker, I have listened carefully to the Leader of the Opposition's comments on the throne speech. If we were in ancient Greece he might get some points for rhetoric, but I do not think I would give him too many points for content. As the Leader of the Opposition, he claims that his group is the government in waiting.

March 11th, 2010House debate

Gordon O'ConnorConservative

International Trade committee  The third point is that since the EU is a priority of this government, having that as a focus--John, you've made that point--it seems to me that we have to go, from a review standpoint, in a direction, at this stage, with this government, where it's looking to go. So I think EU makes a ton of sense. Did I tell you how much I love Greece, John? Just an observation.

March 9th, 2010Committee meeting

Ed HolderConservative

International Trade committee  Greece is the word.

March 9th, 2010Committee meeting

An hon. member

The Budget  I just wonder how he might compare Canada's economy with those of other countries in the world, such as the United States, Britain, Japan, for example, or Greece, for that matter.

March 8th, 2010House debate

Lee RichardsonConservative

Paralympic Flame Torchbearers  Today, in celebration of the upcoming Paralympic Games, we are proud to welcome the Olympic flame and torch here in the chamber of the House of Commons. The flame was lit on October 22, 2009, at the ruins of Olympia in Greece, the ancestral home of the Games. At the original Olympic Stadium in Athens, the flame was handed over to Canadian Olympic and Paralympic organizers. Since touching Canadian ground in Victoria, British Columbia on October 30, the Olympic flame has visited many communities across our country.

March 3rd, 2010House debate

The SpeakerLiberal

Olympic Flame Torchbearers  I also have the pleasure to announce that, for the first time in the history of Canada and of the Olympic Games, in just a few moments, Parliament will welcome the Olympic flame. The flame was lit on October 22 at the ruins of Olympia in Greece, the ancestral home of the Games. At the original Olympic Stadium in Athens, the flame was handed over to Canadian Olympic organizers. Since touching Canadian ground in Victoria, British Columbia, on October 30, the Olympic flame has visited many communities across our country.

December 10th, 2009House debate

The SpeakerLiberal

Gus Mitges  He served them well as a member of many House committees, including agriculture, veterans affairs, public accounts and the Library of Parliament. Born in Greece, Gus had a true Canadian experience, coming to Canada and working as a veterinarian. Gus garnered the respect of his entire community. It is rare for someone to serve so long in federal politics and to be able to continue to get the support and appreciation of the people.

November 20th, 2009House debate

Larry MillerConservative

Service Organizations  While standing only 4 feet 9 inches, at 114 pounds and 65 years young, Kenzo Dozono, an eighth-degree black belt, recently took home three gold medals from the world karate open championships in Athens, Greece. I extend my congratulations to Kenzo.

November 5th, 2009House debate

Daryl KrampConservative

Veterans Affairs committee  They include England; Mexico; Germany; CYQQ force; Florida; Warsaw, Poland; the Syrian Arab Republic; Greece; the U.K.; the U.S.A.; the Cayman Islands; Afghanistan; South Africa; Iraq; Thailand; Sarajevo, Bosnia; Italy; and Japan. In conclusion, it is time to put the politics aside. It is time for all members of Parliament to demonstrate their recognition and appreciation in a tangible way to the men and women who have served and are currently serving our country.

November 5th, 2009Committee meeting

John Labelle

House debate  Having been recently in Olympia where the Olympic flame was lit and in Victoria where it was received from Greece, the beginning of the relays across the country, I know how important the Olympics are after so many years of work from an economic perspective, the human perspective, the inspiration to youth and to sports, and the hundreds of thousands of visitors that will come to Canada.

November 2nd, 2009House debate

Joyce MurrayLiberal

Jack Poole  On the very day of Jack's passing, the Olympic torch, a symbol for global peace, had just been lit in Greece to mark the beginning of the torch relays for the Vancouver Games. Although saddened by his death, I am encouraged that so many Canadians will carry forward Jack's dream of seeing the Olympics in Vancouver and Canada.

October 27th, 2009House debate

Joyce MurrayLiberal