Labour  Mr. Speaker, it is so sincere when it is coming from a sheet of paper. The Prime Minister does not know this file. He does not know the position of his own government. Let me try this. This morning, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers filed with the Ontario Superior Court a ch

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, from 2014 to 2016, the United States got around our supply management system by exporting diafiltered milk here. The Liberals did nothing about it, so our producers had to fend for themselves and negotiate a separate agreement with the major processors. By signing CU

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister does not understand. I just told him this is not a supply-managed product. It bypasses supply management. Dairy farmers have been waiting for compensation for three trade agreements for three years now, but there is nothing in the budget. I would r

Natural Resources  Mr. Speaker, the Liberals keep saying that their relationship with indigenous peoples is their most important relationship, but they are doing nothing to prove it. The Federal Court of Appeal was very clear on the subject of Trans Mountain: the consultation process was unaccepta

Indigenous Affairs  Mr. Speaker, on the one hand, we have what the minister says, and on the other, we have what the Prime Minister does. The Prime Minister calls himself progressive and feminist. He says he listens to first nations, but with one single answer yesterday afternoon, he put the lie to

Violence Against Women  Mr. Speaker, 29 years ago, Geneviève Bergeron, Hélène Colgan, Nathalie Croteau, Barbara Daigneault, Anne-Marie Edward, Maud Haviernick, Barbara Klucznik-Widajewicz, Maryse Laganière, Maryse Leclair, Anne-Marie Lemay, Sonia Pelletier, Michèle Richard, Annie St-Arneault and Annie T

Indigenous Affairs  Mr. Speaker, holding consultations and writing reports is a good step, but the Liberals need to realize that it is just the first of many steps for the government. Indigenous women are three times more likely to suffer physical or sexual abuse than non-indigenous women. The gove

Indigenous Affairs  Mr. Speaker, tomorrow, Canadians will condemn violence against women. This violence is always unacceptable, but for some communities it is part of everyday life. Over the past 30 years, more than 1,200 indigenous women have been murdered or reported missing. Forty mothers, siste

Prime Minister's Trip to India  Mr. Speaker, the report on the trip to India tabled yesterday does not answer all the questions we have been asking about that disastrous trip. People were expecting answers about the presence of a man like Mr. Atwal at the residence of Canada's High Commissioner in India and th

Prime Minister's Trip to India  Mr. Speaker, in 2015, the Liberals promised an open and transparent government. The only thing about the Prime Minister's trip to India that was clear and transparent was that the whole thing was a complete and utter failure. In addition to being under investigation by the RCMP

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, from 2014 to 2016, the United States circumvented the supply management system by exporting diafiltered milk to Canada. Despite the fact that dairy producers were losing over $200 million a year, the Liberals did not lift a finger to help. Producers had to take matte

Automotive Industry  Mr. Speaker, that is the thing. Diafiltered milk is outside the supply management system. The announced closure of the GM plant is devastating for the families of 2,500 workers and their communities, but it is not just workers in Oshawa who are concerned about their families. Al

Canada's Oil and Gas Sector  Mr. Speaker, my friend must know that I would be very surprised if Gwyn Morgan had given a negative assessment of the impact of pipelines. On this side of the House, we believe that environmental assessments are a key part of any pipeline project. I do not believe my friend is

Automotive Industry  Mr. Speaker, the announced closure of the GM plant is devastating for the families of the 2,500 workers and the community. However, it is not just workers and families in Oshawa who are worried about the future; it is all auto workers across the country. The Prime Minister must

Automotive Industry  Mr. Speaker, that is throwing money at it. It is not having a strategy. This week, it was GM, but other closures could be coming. That is why the federal government needs to develop a coordinated strategy to save jobs. It also needs to make sure that Canada's automotive sector s