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Criminal Code   traded. It is a money producing activity that supports organized crime, the drug trade and the foreign trade in people. It is a sad fact that our pathetic law gives an opening for international operatives to exploit. Communities are victims too. Mothers do not appreciate walking

March 22nd, 2002House debate

Paul ForsethCanadian Alliance

Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act  . As far as Kofi Annan's comments are concerned, I can think of specific cases where people are asking for more opportunities and more broadly based economies which would result from free trade and trade agreements. Going back to Colombia, many of the people in the drug trade business

February 27th, 2002House debate

Bill CaseyProgressive Conservative

Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act   and I were on a human rights mission in Colombia last week. Colombia's huge problem is the drug trade. Part of the problem with the drug trade is that there are no options for the farmers in the jungles and fields where they have their cocaine. If it had more trade and a more

February 27th, 2002House debate

Bill CaseyProgressive Conservative

Contraventions Act   of the drug trade and the corruption it brings, we must take action here. While Bill C-344 is an important step it does not go as far as it should in recognizing human, medical, criminal and health realities. I hope the bill will be referred to committee. I hope the committee will have

February 18th, 2002House debate

Svend RobinsonNDP

Income Tax Conventions Implementation Act, 2001   been working on this issue for years, 15% of these assets may come from the worldwide drug trade. We are talking 15% of $8 trillion U.S. in tax havens. There is $3 trillion in bank deposits. Every year, some 140,000 companies are created in tax havens. I am not saying

November 9th, 2001House debate

Yvan LoubierBloc

Contraventions Act  . The first is decriminalization. The second is a four point motion that deals with the international drug trade. I would like to thank the Secretary of State for Latin America and Africa for allowing me to accompany him on a very informative trip to Colombia to meet President Pastrana

November 7th, 2001House debate

Keith MartinCanadian Alliance

Supply   those things. Fourth, crime results from systemic violence inherent in the illicit drug trade. We are familiar with different turf wars that occasionally happen. We are also familiar with the fact that in many very strong ethnic communities in Canada, people who have come to Canada

May 17th, 2001House debate

Jim AbbottCanadian Alliance

Supply   mentioned this marijuana business and said that it is an infinitesimal part of the drug trade. It is not. It is very significant. In British Columbia, of course, we grow very high quality marijuana. In fact it is so good that a pound of marijuana goes south into the United States

May 17th, 2001House debate

Werner SchmidtCanadian Alliance

Supply   undermined by the sheer corruption of the organized crime that drives the illegal drug trade. If left unchecked it will undermine our society, as it has some other societies around the world. It is insidious. So far we have been lucky but we should not take our luck for granted

May 17th, 2001House debate

Derek LeeLiberal

Supply   with respect to organized crime. Organized criminal groups control a very large portion of the drug trade in Canada. The drug trade in turn provides a prime source of profit for these groups. Over the past number of years the government has taken action against organized crime. I

May 17th, 2001House debate

Lynn MyersLiberal

Supply  Madam Speaker, I thank my friend for the question. It is something that I quite frankly had not contemplated because I do not see the drug trade as being directly related to free trade, although there are certainly implications whenever a country such as ours, which does so much

May 17th, 2001House debate

Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative

Supply   to the RCMP's 1999 report on drugs in Canada, the illicit drug trade is a principal source of revenue for most organized crime groups. This is a serious situation with no easy answers. In light of this, I would like to bring to members' attention a letter that called into question

May 17th, 2001House debate

Vic ToewsCanadian Alliance

Supply   charges. That creates a certain friction in information sharing. Sometimes police forces take a different attitude toward how they deal with those involved in the illicit drug trade. In defence of the Vancouver police, there are reportedly over 7,000 marijuana growing operations

May 17th, 2001House debate

Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative

Supply  . They are rat infested, terrible, dilapidated places with used needles and condoms lying around. Does my colleague think prostitutes are criminals or victims of the drug trade?

May 17th, 2001House debate

Randy WhiteCanadian Alliance

Supply  -ordinated action. In addition to fulfilling our international commitments, we also work closely with other nations to see if we can apply their lessons learned to our own situation. The member for Langley—Abbotsford mentioned the drug trade between British Columbia and the United States

May 17th, 2001House debate

John MaloneyLiberal