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Young Offenders Act  In this act we will delineate the very necessary harsher system for violent crime. There is a group of incorrigibles in our country who need to be given a very clear, strong message. This act in part deals with that message. It also delineates the other side of the coin. It also acknowledges that there are some less serious offences that bring youth before the courts.

February 20th, 1995House debate

Sue BarnesLiberal

Cuba  This embargo which is a blatant example of central authorities catering to special interest, provincially minded political forces, is being maintained without regard for the suffering borne by the innocent. Our government's position with regard to Cuban foreign policy is very clear. Our ambassador to the United Nations has indicated that we need to engage with Cuba, not isolate it, in order to achieve our goals. Also, our Ministry of Foreign Affairs and our Secretary of State for Latin America have clearly indicated the need to end Cuban isolation.

February 20th, 1995House debate

Stan DromiskyLiberal

Cuba  This principle should be implemented especially when human rights abuses preclude any sustainable human development effort. In our dissenting report on the review of Canada's foreign policy, we were very clear on this. The majority of witnesses who appeared before the special standing committee agreed with us. In this report, we recommended that "Canada discontinue all bilateral aid to states that UN agencies or any other agency recognized by the UN have identified as having committed or been responsible for gross and reliably attested human rights violations".

February 20th, 1995House debate

Philippe ParéBloc

Cuba  Spain, Mexico, Italy, Russia and the United Kingdom have already negotiated agreements. We have heard one message loud and clear from Canadian businesses. It is to get that in place. We have heard the same message from our diplomats. I hope the government will move soon on that. Finally, we should ensure that Cuba is fully reintegrated into all multilateral organizations: the OAS, the World Bank and the IMF.

February 20th, 1995House debate

Svend RobinsonNDP

Speech From The Throne  We will not always agree with the government or the minister of fisheries, and at those times we will let them know loud and clear. In those instances where we do agree, no matter how controversial the stand, we will be there firmly beside him.

January 27th, 1994House debate

John CumminsReform

Speech From The Throne  I intend to bank on this huge wealth and particularly on the younger generation to ensure our country holds an enviable position at the dawn of the third millennium. It is no doubt clear by now that the Department of Canadian Heritage, far from being obsessed with the past, is instead looking toward the future. It is resolutely concerned with the important challenges which face the societies of today.

January 27th, 1994House debate

Michel DupuyLiberal

Cruise Missile Testing  I am pleased to participate as the member for Richmond-Wolfe in this debate on cruise missiles and I would like to send warm greetings to all the voters in my constituency of Richmond-Wolfe who placed their trust in me last October 25 and gave me a clear mandate. Obviously, we must examine this particular issue within a broader context. The Bloc Quebecois would have liked the government to undertake a comprehensive review of national defence policy.

January 26th, 1994House debate

Gaston LerouxBloc

Cruise Missile Testing  That was an initiative that a Liberal government took and it is the law of the land at the present time. This is not a debate-we have to be very clear about that-about nuclear weapons, but it is about the testing of a weapons system that belongs to a partner of ours in North America, to a colleague of ours in NATO and to a partner of ours in NORAD.

January 26th, 1994House debate

Bill RompkeyLiberal

Cruise Missile Testing  I would have hoped that member would have read the agreement, because of course the agreement itself makes it very clear. I quote from the agreement: "Either the Department of National Defence or the Department of Defense in the United States may refuse any testing project proposed under this agreement".

January 26th, 1994House debate

Svend RobinsonNDP

Cruise Missile Testing  Madam Speaker, I would like to thank the hon. member for his clear comments on this. It seems that many of the speakers tend to get confused on the issues or some of the rationale they are using. The previous speaker whom we heard from that side of the House seemed to want to make this into a nuclear issue.

January 26th, 1994House debate

Jim GoukReform

Cruise Missile Testing  Where are the big guns of the party? They are quiet. What is the use of debating? The opposition has a clear position. The Reform Party has a clear position and so does the NDP. Incidentally, I am surprised that they are not taking part in this debate. Perhaps are they going to later. I certainly hope so.

January 26th, 1994House debate

Louis PlamondonBloc

Cruise Missile Testing  Rather I hope they see them as the legitimate concerns of someone who watches the world scene and our armed forces with a great deal of interest. We need to develop a clear direction and a clear defence policy. For the moment I think it would be in the best interests of this nation if the agreement were allowed to continue until such time as our government has decided on our future defence policies.

January 26th, 1994House debate

George ProudLiberal

Cruise Missile Testing  I hope my constituents will forgive me that liberty, but I understand that the rules of this debate are that we are to restrict ourselves to the question at hand. I would like to begin by saying it is clear from all the debate, from everyone in this House, that we are all concerned with the same matter. That is to say the peace and security of this country and the security of Canadians wherever they may be in a world which is becoming increasingly interdependent and in many ways more complicated and in some ways more threatening.

January 26th, 1994House debate

Bill GrahamLiberal

Cruise Missile Testing  I also take note of the views of our colleague, the member for Western Arctic, whose views as published I have read. It is clear that there objections by native communities to these tests and on the usque ad coelum principle. To translate simply, if they own part of the terrain below then they own the air space above.

January 26th, 1994House debate

Ted McWhinneyLiberal

Foreign Affairs  Troops might have to intervene again under conditions far worse than those that currently exist. As well, it is clear that our troops are able to get humanitarian aid through to those in need. The UN Commission for Refugees and the Red Cross are both on record as having stated that the food is getting through.

January 25th, 1994House debate

Andy ScottLiberal