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Questions on the Order Paper by the Minister of Finance. [The Finance Minister] has listened to consumers and incorporated their interests in this new code … The new code guarantees consumer choice.” Consumers Association of Canada, “welcomed the Code.” Interac Association: “After a comprehensive consultation period
September 20th, 2010House debate
Jim FlahertyConservative
Petitions , kill competition and remove consumer choice. It would not only hurt consumers but would also hurt the families of hard-working small business people. The petitioners seek to defend their community from the unilateral actions of the Calgary Airport Authority.
June 7th, 2010House debate
Devinder ShoryConservative
Jobs and Economic Growth Act about how this will impact consumers' choice. That is, if consumers come into their place of business, whether they will be able to even use their cards and whether the businesses will be able to take their cards. Consumers are very concerned about the interest rates that we have
April 13th, 2010House debate
Petitions Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to present a petition on behalf of more than 330 of my constituents and other residents of Calgary. The petitioners call upon the House to protect the livelihood of hundreds of families and the consumers' choice against the Calgary Airport Authority's
March 29th, 2010House debate
Devinder ShoryConservative
Canada Transportation Act this increases consumer choice to the travelling public and provides better service and pricing. The government is also committed to regulating only where deemed necessary and advantageous to the Canadian public. The objectives of the proposed air transportation amendments meet
September 19th, 2006House debate
Brian JeanConservative
Telecommunications Transparency and Fairness Act to amend the conditions for PCS and cellular spectrum licences. It would also require the government to direct the CRTC to gather information, seek input and make a major report on competition, consumer protection and consumer choice issues relating to telecommunications services
October 29th, 2009House debate
David McGuintyLiberal
Consumers' Choice Award Mr. Speaker, on February 23 of this, year I had the pleasure of being part of the Consumers' Choice Awards presentation to Calgary businesses chosen by Calgarians for their outstanding ethics and dedication. This prestigious award is given to businesses that not only have
February 27th, 2004House debate
Art HangerCanadian Alliance
Canada Consumer Product Safety Act Mr. Speaker, I would like to ask my colleague a question with regard to children's products. A couple of amendments that would have provided more consumer choice were brought forward in committee, but they were defeated. As a parent, I have discovered that some of the toys I
June 10th, 2009House debate
Brian MasseNDP
Competition Act because there is a problem with our current system. If we continue to ignore it, it will affect the environment, consumer choice and public safety. Bill C-273 attempts to address that. I want to touch upon a couple of things that are important and that have been part of the debate
May 11th, 2009House debate
Brian MasseNDP
Air Passengers' Bill of Rights . Is that what we want for Canadian consumers, to reduce competition and therefore consumer choice? On this side of the House we want better service, but with this bill we risk decreasing the competition that can lead to that better service. These are just a few of the concerns that come
May 8th, 2009House debate
Pierre PoilievreConservative
Business of Supply information and increased financial literacy can result in better consumer choices, a larger and better market for their financial sector services and greater participation in capital markets. All that could translate into higher savings levels and decreasing indebtedness, making our
April 23rd, 2009House debate
Mike WallaceConservative
House debate they will have to go over there, that they have no consumer choice, that they have no right to repair with the company they choose. It baffles many when they step back and ask why this situation exists. What is the role of government in this place? What is the foundational and functional
March 6th, 2009House debate
RESUMPTION OF DEBATE ON ADDRESS IN REPLY facing us. However, last evening I had the opportunity to participate in the Consumers' Choice awards in Vancouver. That is where we celebrated the best, the brightest and the most successful of our business people, people who run small and medium size businesses and also larger
November 24th, 2008House debate
Ed FastConservative
Supply is akin to legislating the garment industry into making size two dresses only and demanding that everyone fit into them. That should fix the problem. If the NDP motion is put through it would greatly restrict Canadian consumer choice. It would mean that Canadians could only drive
February 17th, 2005House debate
Colin CarrieConservative
Nuclear Liability and Compensation Act was speaking about the fact that, in addition to establishing a cap and trade system, we could create green jobs and also continue to make sustainable consumer choices more affordable. We need a national energy plan that would make a better building retrofit and energy efficient strategy
June 19th, 2008House debate