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Environment committee  Do you have anything you can offer to this committee in terms of what that would do to the price of energy for everyday Canadian consumers? How much would a litre of fuel be in 2030? How much would a cubic litre of natural gas be in 2030?

June 18th, 2009Committee meeting

Blaine CalkinsConservative

Transport committee  How many Canadians will be directly advantaged by a high-speed rail system? Public transit touches the lives of everyday Canadians, and your constituents, in an exceptional number of ways. We have the young couple who take the bus or train to work every day. There are families who depend on transit to access health care.

June 16th, 2009Committee meeting

Michael Roschlau

Environment committee  Finally, with respect to the guidelines for eating fish at Fort Chip and the suggestion to eat fish no more than once per week, can you help me understand, as a lay person, as a Canadian, what the differences are in terms of the guidelines for me eating fish on a weekly basis? I believe those guidelines exist for everyday Canadians as well. What are the differences?

June 11th, 2009Committee meeting

Peter BraidConservative

House debate  Now the CBC is obviously experiencing the same economic downturn that regular Canadians are facing. Everyday Canadians are saying that these are tough economic times. People are being forced to make tough choices. The CBC has seen its advertising revenues drop, but not because of the Conservative Party.

June 4th, 2009House debate

Dean Del MastroConservative

Environment committee  Can you help everyday Canadians understand what you mean by compensation? What are the implications of compensation now? Are we talking about rural Canadians here, taking certain actions that are in support of SARA and the protection of species at risk, being compensated?

June 2nd, 2009Committee meeting

David McGuintyLiberal

Settlement of International Investment Disputes Act  In fact, we are waiting on the government to give some sense that it is there to help everyday Canadians, but it has said only if we pass its budget. These kinds of treaties, the SPP kind of process, are a clear indication to Canadians of where the present government, the previous government and opposition parties stand on this bill.

January 28th, 2008House debate

Paul DewarNDP

Business of Supply  We are keeping our communities strong by focusing on real help on the hardest hit. This government is taking good ideas from everyday Canadians to make sure Canada weathers the storm. Young families and new farmers want a way of life, some want what mom and dad and grandma and grandpa had, and some really want a special way of life.

May 14th, 2009House debate

Joe PrestonConservative

Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992  Some of the chemicals enable, for instance, municipalities to provide safe drinking water to their citizens, doctors to provide their patients with access to vital and important nuclear medicines, manufacturers to produce plastics that are used in our clothes, homes, cars, boats and cottages, and everyday Canadians, on those beautiful summer days, to cook their favourite meals on their backyard propane or gas barbecues. That is one of my personal favourites. The Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act is criminal law and has serious consequences as a result.

March 23rd, 2009House debate

Brian JeanConservative

Natural Resources committee  Or it was put up the smokestack; that was also noted to be containment by the minister. Definitions that everyday Canadians would understand to mean one thing were beginning to mean another. As well, around the notion of treatment, what is it to treat heavy water that has been contaminated with tritium, which has severe adverse health effects?

March 3rd, 2009Committee meeting

Nathan CullenNDP

The Budget  The Minister of Finance's team crossed the country and consulted widely with some of the leading economic and financial minds in Canada, not just the people on Bay Street or the car manufacturers in southern Ontario, but everyone from coast to coast to coast. I myself met with community leaders and constituents and everyday Canadians in my riding of Saint Boniface. They are concerned about the future of our country if action is not taken immediately, yet at the same time they feel a sense of confidence in knowing that the Prime Minister and our Conservative government are the ones to see us through this uncertain time.

February 3rd, 2009House debate

Shelly GloverConservative

Budget Implementation Act, 2008  The NDP is the only party consistently opposing this wrong-headed Conservative agenda. We are listening to everyday Canadians and ensuring their voices and their choices are part of the national debate about the kind of Canada we want. I would also like to talk about a growing crisis in this country, that of poverty and homelessness.

April 9th, 2008House debate

Catherine BellNDP

The Budget  We invited the ideas of provincial and territorial governments, economists, academics, labour and non-governmental organizations. We sought out the input from everyday Canadians through online consultations and town halls. We formed an economic advisory council of private sector business leaders, some of Canada's pre-eminent business minds and most successful business leaders, who unselfishly gave of their time out of a desire to help their country in a time of tremendous need; a desire I believe that is shared by most members in the House.

January 28th, 2009House debate

Ted MenziesConservative

Address in Reply  The most disheartening thing about this point is not that MPs of different persuasions are more divided than everyday Canadians. It is that if we are not careful we will increasingly become divided from Canadians. This risk does not just extend to MPs. It extends to staff members, lobbyists, journalists, academics, interest groups and even public servants.

January 26th, 2009House debate

Kelly BlockConservative

The Economy  Speaker, western Canadians have a long tradition of standing up and standing against anti-democratic figures, even when such figures are from western Canada themselves. Instead of worrying about his job, he should be taking action to create jobs for everyday Canadians. As a proud Canadian from British Columbia, as a lifelong fighter for democracy, as a duly elected member of this House, I call on the Prime Minister to stop preventing me from exercising my duties in this House of Commons.

December 3rd, 2008House debate

Dawn BlackNDP

Economic and Fiscal Statement  We have made over $200 billion in tax cuts. That is putting money back in the hands of everyday Canadians to ensure they spend it on their priorities and not on the priorities of political operatives. Tax cuts this year alone are over $31 billion. That represents 2% of GDP that is being given back through tax relief.

December 1st, 2008House debate

James BezanConservative