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Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi Montmorency Mr. Speaker, the Carrefour jeunesse-emploi Montmorency, or CJE Montmorency, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. This organization in Beauport has become indispensable for young people between the ages of 15 and 35. CJE Montmorency provides a wide range of free services to these
December 12th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Affordable Housing and Groceries Act Madam Speaker, housing is extremely important, especially during winter, when being homeless or kicked out of one's home for any reason becomes a health hazard. Builders are now faced with mortgage rates so high that they cannot build housing and still turn a reasonable profit.
December 5th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Petitions Madam Speaker, I rise today to present petition e‑4648, signed by 9,202 people from across Canada. This petition essentially calls for a reduction in the Governor General's expenses and salary and suggests various ways to accomplish that.
December 5th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Committees of the House Madam Speaker, at the beginning of his speech, my colleague spoke of the fact that the member for Rivière-des-Mille-Îles could have brought up the discussion on the report at another time to receive answers in another way. When I look at routine proceedings, however, there is a c
December 5th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Committees of the House Madam Speaker, our veterans fought not only for democracy, but also for justice, equity and equality for everyone. They fought so that rules that are not always followed would be followed, both in Canada and abroad. Does the situation described in the report and in my colleague'
December 5th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Ginette Faucher Mr. Speaker, when it comes to recreation and the community, social and cultural life of Beauport, Le Pivot has been a veritable institution in our area for more than 40 years. The beating heart and most faithful employee of this essential organization is its executive director, G
December 4th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I am trying to see both sides of the issue. I understand that the carbon tax, as applied in the Canadian provinces and territories aside from Quebec, makes it possible to build up funds that will help people when disaster strikes. That said, I also understand that o
November 28th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Canada Labour Code Madam Speaker, I can only agree with everything my colleague said, of course. When a nation is independent and uses its power, that only makes it want more because it sees all the potential it has. That is what is happening with Quebec. Following Quebec's example is no better o
November 22nd, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Canada Labour Code Madam Speaker, yes, they should definitely follow the example of Quebec and British Columbia. Ottawa should do so by reducing the time it will take to implement the bill. The 18-month wait makes no sense. We should follow the example of these two provinces because we are current
November 22nd, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Canada Labour Code Madam Speaker, these rumours circulate every time a strike happens in a federally regulated workplace. They circulate because the federal government has no anti-scab legislation. If such a situation were to happen, the current legislation would not apply because it is not retroa
November 22nd, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Canada Labour Code Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for sharing her time with me. In 1977, 46 years ago, the Government of Quebec passed anti-scab legislation. Anti-scab legislation has been around for as long as I have been alive. It was meant to force employers to negotiate in good faith. Keep
November 22nd, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Canada Labour Code Mr. Speaker, my colleague is right when he says that Quebec's anti-scab legislation has made it possible over the past 46 years to negotiate as equals and ensure that no strikes have dragged on. He also talked about the 14-month strike at the Port of Québec. Given that it is so
November 22nd, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Committees of the House Madam Speaker, my colleague's remarks are particularly interesting and important because they shed light on a subject that is controversial in the House but usually not very controversial among the public. My core values often lead me to say that a coin has two sides and one edg
November 8th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Small Business Mr. Speaker, a wave of bankruptcies is coming for our SMEs if the federal government does not defer repayment of the Canada emergency business account without the loss of any subsidies. According to the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals, more com
November 7th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, the Parliamentary Budget Officer says that a wealth tax could generate a little over $1.05 billion per year, which is $4.2 billion over five years. That is less than the government would save if it were to reduce the subsidies, tax credits and tax avoidance measures
November 7th, 2023House debate
Julie VignolaBloc