Science and Research committee   that one part of the country is not going to be paying carbon tax on its heat this winter, while she will be? She is already using the food bank. She can't afford to stay in the house that she has lived in for 30-plus years because of the increase in costs. Right now, we have

Status of Women committee  I have a point of order, Madam Chair. I don't know if I'm allowed to do this, so I'll just put it forward. I've been getting messages from people while we've been doing this committee. They watched question period. They watched the vote on the carbon tax. They are female

Transport committee  Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I would just like, at the beginning of my time, to give notice of a motion. The motion is as follows: “That the committee undertake a five-meeting review of the impact of the carbon tax on the transportation sector and the increased costs

National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act   by the House. I want to commend him for the good work he is doing here. In so far as answering the question goes, I will talk a little more about the negative impacts the carbon tax has had. It affects investment here in Canada, because it increases the cost of everything. It is not like

Science and Research committee   to address climate change in Canada. Just because I question whether or not the carbon tax is working doesn't mean it's a rejection of the need for policy; in fact, it's a responsible question. If our greenhouse gas emissions inventories show that Canada won't even be 50% of the way

National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act  Madam Speaker, that is very good advice. I was paving the pathway to this bill on how this carbon tax is negatively impacting investment in Canada. The Liberals today had an opportunity to reduce the cost of living for Canadians from coast to coast to coast and failed to do

Science and Research committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. I apologize to the witnesses, but because of the timing of this situation, this motion is being brought forward. I know that many times people have talked to me about the carbon tax. They say, “If we get 90% of this money back, where does the last 10

National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act   was the issue of the carbon tax. Folks at both venues talked to me about the carbon tax vote that we had here earlier in the House today. They said, “How is it going to go, Mr. Falk? Is this a confidence vote? Will this actually bring us into an election?” We know that the Liberals want

Carbon Pricing   for Manitobans. Because of him, Manitobans have been left out in the cold. They cannot afford to heat and eat after eight miserable years of the Prime Minister and his punitive carbon tax. Manitobans and the useless Liberal MPs are not worth the cost. Will the Prime Minister allow

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, after eight years of this Liberal government, food banks can no longer keep up with demand, it is hard to pay mortgages, and groceries are getting more and more expensive. Now, the Bloc Québécois is rescuing the Liberals in order to maintain the carbon tax

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, unfortunately, I must explain once again that there is no federal carbon tax in Quebec. Canadians are concerned about the cost of living and climate change. Any serious government must have a plan for both. These Conservatives are not worth the risk. That is why we

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, after eight years of the NDP-Liberal government, Alberta got shafted yet again. With Liberal support collapsing in Atlantic Canada, the desperate Prime Minister gave Atlantic Canadians a pause on his punitive carbon tax on home heating while Albertans got nothing

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister plans on quadrupling the tax on gas, groceries and home heating. He gave 3% of Canadians a pause on the carbon tax for home heating where his poll numbers were tanking and his MPs were revolting. The Liberal rural affairs minister said

Carbon Pricing   Canadians' pain and pause the carbon tax on all forms of home heating. It is costly to vote Bloc. In today's La Presse, the Bloc leader confirms that he has no qualms about propping up the Liberal Prime Minister for the next two years. What concessions has the Prime Minister made

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, we are going to get a stone-age government. We are going to vote on a motion that calls on the government to pause all carbon taxes on home heating for all Canadians. The Bloc Québécois has picked sides: It wants to drastically increase carbon taxes. It is throwing