Business of Supply  . That is another scandal, another misuse of taxpayer dollars, propped up by the NDP. Now those members are trying to distract. They are now stating a falsehood. There was no motion from the NDP to take GST off of home heating. The members are distracting from their plan to have a carbon tax.

Business of Supply   will vote on Monday. It reads: That, given that the government has announced a “temporary, three-year pause” to the federal carbon tax on home heating oil, the House call on the government to extend that pause to all forms of home heating. This is a reasonable, common-sense, fair

Business of Supply   in the next election because the people on Vancouver Island have seen him betray them again and again, and now he is going to force British Columbians to pay a quadruple carbon tax on their heat, gas and groceries. He is voting in favour of the federal government's forcing the NDP

Business of Supply   former environment minister Catherine McKenna said that he had broken her heart. A Liberal senator, Paula Simons, said that he betrayed her, because he had assured her that the carbon tax was going to make people better off but later admitted that people heating with oil were made far

Business of Supply  moved: That, given that the government has announced a “temporary, three-year pause” to the federal carbon tax on home heating oil, the House call on the government to extend that pause to all forms of home heating. Mr. Speaker, I will be splitting my time with the member

Committees of the House   plans, impacted by stubborn inflation, increasing carbon taxes and higher interest rates, which make everything more expensive and life more unaffordable. Internationally, visitors are simply not coming as they did before COVID. After eight years under the Liberal Prime Minister

National Framework for a School Food Program Act   are two million people going to a food bank in a month? They should not need to, and it is because of the policies of the government. We would not need this kind of program if food inflation were not so high and if the carbon tax were not on everything. It is to the point where

National Framework for a School Food Program Act  Madam Speaker, Governor Macklem continued by responding to the second question, which was what the effect on inflation would be if the carbon tax were to be eliminated. He said that it would create a one-time drop in inflation of 0.6%. If the carbon tax were eliminated

National Framework for a School Food Program Act  Madam Speaker, you are incredibly patient. We first rose on a point of order about five minutes ago to ask members to be respectful enough to talk about our colleague's bill, which is an important bill that has nothing to do with the carbon tax. I think that, out of respect

National Framework for a School Food Program Act  , the member for Northumberland—Peterborough South asked the governor how the carbon tax affects inflation. Governor Macklem said that it is really two separate questions.

National Framework for a School Food Program Act  Madam Speaker, Governor Macklem said there are two separate questions. The governor said, “...how much are the increases in the carbon tax adding to inflation each year? That number is about .15 percentage points of inflation. That's the direct impact on those three components.”

National Framework for a School Food Program Act  Madam Speaker, I will try again. At this rate, eliminating the carbon tax by the Bank of Canada—

National Framework for a School Food Program Act   and themselves, this is something he could push for: Axe the carbon tax. I urge the member for Acadie—Bathurst to persuade his leader, the Prime Minister, that it would be better for Canadian families and better for him, electorally, to axe the carbon tax. I want to share some talking points

National Framework for a School Food Program Act  , but she is talking about the carbon tax. Her comments are completely off topic and I would ask you to call her to order.

Committees of the House   with the carbon tax issue in the Maritimes. There are some situations with the recommendations in this report, and the Wagner Group is just one of them. I am wondering why the Liberal government is so hesitant to recognize them as a terrorist organization.