Supply   that the takeover of an existing company under Canadian control by a non-Canadian will not be authorized. This is as clear as can be. Why does the Liberal government violate so wilfully this policy by rejecting all the offers and requests for information it has received regarding this issue

Supply   investment policy is concerned we are more than willing to sit down with the publishers and discuss what improvements could be made to the guidelines. I would like to make this as clear as possible: This government strongly believes in the economic growth of the Canadian-owned publishing

Supply   of a $1.2 billion market. During this same period, 80 per cent of Canadian authors had their works published by Canadian book publishers. The imbalance between the two is clear. Canadian publishers are far more likely than foreign controlled publishing houses to publish the works

Court Of Queen's Bench In Saskatchewan  Mr. Speaker, without engaging in a numbers game let me simply make clear to the hon. member and to the House the commitment which the minister of agriculture from Saskatchewan and I have. We are committed to ensuring that not only in that province but across the country we have

The Economy  Mr. Speaker, Canada is a very good and very stable country. We have had a good budget presented and we have a plan that is very clear. The market can speculate all it wants. However we are not changing the policies of the government on speculation in the market from one day

Health Care   expenditures and revenues, but that is pure speculation. The government intends to go on collecting taxes and taking these taxes to maintain health care programs. Furthermore, our party has made a clear commitment to maintaining a free and universal health care system for all Canadians.

Canadian Foreign Policy   and underdeveloped nations. Now is the time to approach this in a more comprehensive fashion and through it to have an influence on domestic policy. It is becoming more clear that the primary focus of our government should be one that gives its attention to a policy that expands beyond our

Canadian Foreign Policy   wistfully during the final throes of that momentous upheaval: "Once again history has accelerated its pace". In retrospect it is clear that the international community was not prepared for so much unprecedented change so soon. There was hardly time to rejoice at the fall of the Berlin

Criminal Code   such as the one proposed in Bill C-214 would undoubtedly broaden the narrow purpose of protecting visible and religious minorities approved by the Supreme Court of Canada in the Keegstra case. It is not clear to me whether adding what is proposed in Bill C-214 would have the effect

Canadian Foreign Policy   say nationalism is not only a matter of language. He is the one who made a link between nationalism and language. I think nationalism is much more than that. It is a culture. The Leader of the Opposition was perfectly clear on that this morning. I will also point out to you

Canadian Foreign Policy  , peacekeeping, and respect for human rights. Then in her remarks she simply addressed herself to one of those three issues, making clear that on the basis of the fact we have fallen short of our .7 per cent target in foreign aid somehow our reputation is about to be greatly threatened

Unemployment Insurance  Mr. Speaker, as the hon. member may know during difficult fiscal times and changing economies we have witnessed an increased use of contracting in many industries. This is creating some pressure on the UI system. However I do want to make it perfectly clear in cases

Job Creation  The point is not to forbid the minister to have new ideas. Anyway, we know he does not have new ideas. He is only copying old Tory ideas. The point is that yesterday in the House the Prime Minister told us in a very firm and clear way that his minister would not raise the idea

Canadian Foreign Policy   as of January 1, 1995 seems to be a step in the right direction. Also, we will have to ensure that clear and functional dispute settlement mechanisms are included in NAFTA and that the discussions requested by the federal government regarding the definition of dumping and subsidies

Canadian Foreign Policy   be possible, without creating a gap, to make a better distinction between those two Canadian types of action in order to make it clear that business is business and assistance is assistance if we are going to try to eliminate the somewhat undue influences which clearly exist in that area?