Official Languages committee  You answered the question by asking it. That's exactly right. Old‑stock French‑speaking communities across the country are in rural areas that are losing ground, usually in favour of large urban centres. For example, in Nova Scotia, the largest pool of francophones is now

Canada-China Relations committee  , or at least to replace old stock, but we have yet to, shall we say, really put any of that new capital into the water. I think there's a lot of positive rhetoric in the Indo-Pacific strategy around boosting our defence capabilities, but at the end of the day, one has to ask, “Where's

National Defence committee  Canada has delivered 20,000 155-millimetre rounds from our old stock. That's just a matter of a few days' supply. We've heard at this committee, though, that industry says it's waiting for orders, while procurement officials have been frustrated by industry's lack of capacity

Finance committee   significantly, as is Alberta's francophonie. I think the faces of Alberta's francophonie have changed a lot in recent years. In the last 20 years, the schools have become more diverse; they really need to be connected and they need inclusion. Alberta's francophonie, the old-stock

Human Resources committee   perspective, a fund to target acquiring old-stock buildings and moving them from the for-profit to non-profit realm would also help shore up the community housing element in the overall mix of housing supply. In part, to combat Nimbyism through making available—

Business of Supply  . The people who will come will work and ensure that our communities are vibrant. We will be able to populate and use our land. We talk about old-stock Quebeckers and I am one of them. Newcomers have never prevented us from continuing to speak French. I have never been afraid of that. I

Business of Supply   the first language was not French, and yet we all chose independence. This is our project. We will build this country together, newcomers to Quebec with old stock Quebeckers, as well as with our brothers and sisters from the first peoples—because anyone who wants to be a Quebecker

Business of Supply   and unhealthy, because there is a lot of vocabulary being used to divide people, namely, us, the old-stock Quebeckers, the historical majority, versus them, the newcomers who are being singled out. That is really unfortunate. There is not a lot of that kind of rhetoric in today's motion

An Act Respecting Regulatory Modernization  . It became apparent that there were artefacts and old stock, that 167 of the 367 standards were removed, replaced, were no longer managed or no longer served any purpose. What we are saying here is that we are going to facilitate the process of regulatory changes. There are essentially

Government Operations committee  . When I think of that word in this sense, I think of terms like “old stock”, “good old boys”, “this is the way things are done” and “we protect our own”. Can you speak to how we can foster a healthier culture? This seems to have been going on for a long, long time.

Government Business No. 22   criticized and told that opposition members do not want to work. It feels as though insults have been flying this evening during the debate on this motion. When there are debates and members of the opposition ask the government questions, they get either the same old stock answers

Business of Supply   the price on old stock whenever there is an international event. We have certainly seen this with the deplorable Russian invasion of Ukraine. The oil and gas companies profiteered and benefited by raising the price on old stock. We know as well that as the new stock comes in at a lower

Business of Supply   of the grocery sector, to profit from Canadian families, without putting any measures in place to restrict that. With the oil and gas sector, of course we have seen the rampant profiteering, with the price going up on old stock as soon as there is any sort of crisis, as the Canadian Centre

Human Resources committee  Thank you to the witnesses for their very informative remarks. I'm from the Vancouver area, and one of the challenges there is that we have a lot of old-stock rental apartments. Actually, very little has been built since the 1970s. They are purpose-built rentals. In the private

Arab Heritage Month Act   a family business at the same time. As old-stock Canadians, we just need sometimes to move beyond our preconceived ideas that have formed in our minds from popular culture and past events and get to know our Muslim brothers and sisters. Just two blocks away from my constituency office