Business of Supply   more than when it left. Of course, we now know that everyday Canadians are paying vastly more in these taxes than they get back in return. The experiment fails. Every 30 years or so it happens, and it is allowed to happen only because enough time has passed for people to forget its

Budget Implementation Act, 2023, No. 1   of the firefighters and emergency response teams for all they are doing to save lives, properties and assist those displaced. I will go back to my intervention on Bill C-47, the budget implementation act. I was speaking last night about what $20 billion looked like to everyday Canadians, but I am

Procedure and House Affairs committee  . Do you think that education of members of Parliament, all levels of government and everyday Canadians would be a key part of that process?

Committees of the House   recommendations that are important to the lives of everyday Canadians.

Government Operations committee   it would cost for every half-degree increase in global temperature in terms of climate emergencies and the cost to everyday Canadians versus the current mechanism that we have?

Government Operations committee  Yes, I think there's the do-nothing fantasy land of the subsidies and regulations, which are going to be on everyday Canadians, or the current model, which is that eight in 10 Canadians get it back and the two out of 10 Canadians who can afford it are the ones who pay

Business of Supply   around the globe. I want to send a clear message to everyday Canadians who have families and loved ones in Hong Kong and in China; it is that I know their fear is real and the dangers their families face are real. For that reason, I am saying very clearly that I recommit myself

Public Safety committee   everyday Canadians to navigate.

Natural Resources committee  I would say, especially given the major consequences for the cost of living on everyday Canadians on their lives, on literally everything they buy or their transportation choices, that it is absolutely incumbent upon a government to be able to measure and attach results

Human Resources committee  My short answer is that I agree with that 100%. To expand on that, as to why I agree that strongly, the REIT space, which is where we operate, really is a platform from which everyday Canadian investors, not necessarily the ultrawealthy, can invest in Canadian real estate

Budget Implementation Act, 2023, No. 1  . That is exactly what we are going to do. We need to recognize that hope is possible. We need to reverse the negative trends we are seeing and give Canadians hope for a better future. We are going to do that by using and recognizing the common sense of everyday Canadians. What is our plan

Budget Implementation Act, 2023, No. 1  . This government has brought in a 14¢-a-litre carbon tax, which has increased the cost of living for everyday Canadians without benefiting the environment. Today, the Prime Minister went so far as to claim that the carbon tax would mean fewer forest fires, something that is utterly contrary

Budget Implementation Act, 2023, No. 1   admires Fidel Castro too. Therefore, when we witness the policies he unleashes on the Canadian people, we wonder whether it is really just incompetence or because he subscribes to an out-of-touch ideology that is radically different from the common-sense norms that everyday Canadians

Budget Implementation Act, 2023, No. 1  , that is where it stops. It is unfocused because, if the purpose of a federal budget is to present a path forward to future prosperity for Canadians, this document clearly misses the mark. It sacrifices the dinner table concerns of everyday Canadians on the altar of the costly coalition's

Procedure and House Affairs committee   wrote. After three hours of desperation, that's what comes our way now. Let me get back to what we're talking about here. Mr. Johnston, you spoke throughout your testimony today of the great care you took to write and share information that everyday Canadians can easily read