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Carbon Pricing $11,000 in carbon taxes alone. That is today. Now the Prime Minister wants to quadruple the tax on Canadian farmers, which will drive up the cost of production, drive food growth out of this country and drive prices up for everyday Canadian families. Once again, how much
November 22nd, 2023House debate
Pierre PoilievreConservative
Climate Change . It is not like they cannot afford it. Oil executives are raking in record profits, while everyday Canadians are struggling to make ends meet. If the Liberals wanted to stop pretending to be a climate leader and instead take real climate action, they would stop listening to oil and gas CEOs
November 8th, 2023House debate
Business of Supply an incredible amount of profit off the backs of everyday Canadians. We know that Canadians across the country and in North Island—Powell River are scraping by and cutting back. They are trying to make ends meet, but it feels absolutely impossible. They deserve a break on their heating bills
November 7th, 2023House debate
Business of Supply of living. I talk to everyday Canadians across my region, who are trying so hard to keep up with costs. At the same time, Canada's biggest corporations, including the oil and gas sector, have record profits unlike anything they have seen for about 30 years. We need to address
November 7th, 2023House debate
National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act were given an opportunity to be on the side of the everyday Canadian person. Instead, Liberals chose to play politics. The bill that is before us today is yet another opportunity to be on the side of the Canadian people and to make sure that their safety, security and well-being
November 6th, 2023House debate
Rachael ThomasConservative
Lowering Prices for Canadians Act not realize the struggles of everyday Canadians. However, for everyday Canadians things are tough. If they do not have a private chef like the Leader of the Conservatives or the Prime Minister, things are tough. Things are tough for people like Ambyr, who I recently met. She broke down
November 6th, 2023House debate
Business of Supply nothing about the record profits of the fossil fuel sector, which is soaking up that extra 63¢ a litre, and it is gobbling that up at the expense of everyday Canadians. We know that, since 2022, the oil and gas sector in Canada has made a $30-billion increase in profits, or a 1,000
November 2nd, 2023House debate
Patrick WeilerLiberal
Business of Supply Madam Speaker, Conservatives have consistently in the House advocated to axe the carbon tax because everyday Canadians are struggling. Everyday Canadians are struggling in my region. They are struggling in Atlantic Canada. They are struggling out west, and they are struggling
November 2nd, 2023House debate
Melissa LantsmanConservative
Business of Supply down the motion to remove the carbon tax from home heating. We cannot make this stuff up. For eight years, the Liberals ignored the science. They ignored the feedback from businesses, which decided to close up shop or move south, and they ignored the cries from everyday Canadians
November 2nd, 2023House debate
Melissa LantsmanConservative
National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act of everyday Canadians is not that great. I think about the Rogers and Shaw merger and the forthcoming decision about the RBC and HSBC merger. I think these will be important moments. The Liberals have already failed on Rogers and Shaw. An important moment coming up for the government
October 30th, 2023House debate
Building Homes Not Bureaucracy Act Conservative team stands up on behalf of everyday Canadians who are suffering after eight years of the Liberal-NDP government. Our job, of course, is to hold ministers to account and try—
October 30th, 2023House debate
Melissa LantsmanConservative
Canadian Aviation Regulations Mr. Speaker, it is always an honour to rise in the House and engage in critical discussions about the policies that effect the lives of everyday Canadians. Today, we are being presented with a motion that calls for the adoption of International Civil Aviation Organization
October 25th, 2023House debate
Dan MuysConservative
Health committee that the money that was printed flooded the economy and caused this significant 40-year inflation high we now have with interest rates set by the Bank of Canada at 5%. We also know that the fallout from that has been absolutely incredibly bone crushing to the finances of everyday Canadians
October 23rd, 2023Committee meeting
Stephen EllisConservative
Business of Supply the good hard-working people I know in Wolfville are still struggling to get by on their average salaries for everyday Canadians. What does he have to say about that?
October 17th, 2023House debate
Business of Supply and everyday Canadians. We are hearing that people cannot get into housing because of supply. We are also talking to the people who actually build the homes. The number one issue today is interest rates, which were fuelled by the government's deficits. Builders will be sitting on land
October 17th, 2023House debate
Jasraj Singh HallanConservative