Privilege   specifically how the candidate who ran for the Liberal Party and ultimately defeated Kenny Chiu in the 2021 election did not separate himself or fight back against what was clearly disinformation. There was a clear attempt to take what Mr. Chiu had brought forward, specifically a foreign

National Strategy to Reduce Food Waste and Combat Food Insecurity   to be clear that, when we are talking about food waste, it does not have to be specifically tied to working on food insecurity or poverty, which I think are two separate issues. I, personally, support having a different approach to each issue. There is also an environmental impact from

National Strategy to Reduce Food Waste and Combat Food Insecurity  Madam Speaker, perhaps I was not as clear in identifying the fact that it is imperative for the federal government to work and to collaborate with our provinces. I do not mean to suggest for a second that the federal government should be telling the provinces what to do. Rather

National Strategy to Reduce Food Waste and Combat Food Insecurity   programs. As such, the federal government should examine policy barriers and business practices that obstruct donations, establish clear national guidelines and regulations and adopt best practices for best-before labelling and perishable food donations. An opportunity also exists

Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023   are rolling out new measures to strengthen our economy, combat climate change and forge excellent career opportunities for Canadians, now and in the future. The Liberals' plan is already yielding results and we continue to push forward. We are advancing Canada's clean economy with a clear

National Defence   in Petawawa, Kingston and here in Ottawa, which includes a significant wage increase of 13.75% over three years. To be clear, no employee is paid less than minimum wage. We hope that a settlement can be reached with the three parties that are on strike right now, and we encourage them

Mental Health and Addictions  Madam Speaker, after nine years of the NDP-Liberal Prime Minister, it is clear he is not worth the crime, chaos, drugs and disorder. His radical experiment in British Columbia with taxpayer-funded hard drugs and legalized street drugs has led to more crime, chaos and disorder

Carbon Pricing  . It is clear that the Conservatives would make cuts that would hurt families and abandon—

Drug Policies   beautiful country is being destroyed by radical Liberal and wacko NDP drug policies. The Liberals must not allow the legalization of hard drugs to be expanded to other cities like Toronto or Montreal after the clear failures in B.C. and Oregon. What the Liberals are doing is absolutely

Gaza   clear that they want us to do the same. The people of Israel have the support of Canada, but that does not mean supporting Netanyahu and his regime's indiscriminate war against the people of Palestine. Canada has continued calling for a ceasefire, the release of hostages

Privilege  . This is a place where, we have now recognized, people face genocide; however, this was at a time when that recognition had not yet taken place. When I saw the data, it was clear to me that this had all the hallmarks of genocide. Using the information I received from IPAC, I was able to work

Status of Women committee   what sets them off. It's really a pattern that is daily. We victims, both the mothers and the children, are forced to.... Everything has to stay hidden, because if anybody finds out, God help you. He'll make it clear that if you do or say anything, “Oh, it's going to cost me $5,000

Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023  . It is a disgusting motion that we are discussing, actually, because it has been put forward to delete the short title of a very important bill, Bill C-59. Just to be clear, the long title of the bill is “An Act to implement certain provisions of the fall economic statement tabled in Parliament

Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023   that there were important things that needed to be discussed. Therefore, when they do it, it is legitimate; when we do it, in order to make sure that the voices of Canadians are heard, it is somehow filibustering. Let me be crystal clear. Never, in this place, is it wrong to bring up the pain

Foreign Affairs committee   down to a question of diplomacy and ensuring that parties to conflicts are receiving clear messages of expectations from the international community through diplomatic means. Again, that's a bit outside our wheelhouse, but it is our expectation that things like international