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Finance committee This is a bit strange for the Conservatives, who would like to talk about real Canadians living outside the Ottawa beltway, that they're now talking about this arcane distinction--important in Ottawa, but not to real Canadians--between legislated tax rates and things passed
June 1st, 2006Committee meeting
John McCallumLiberal
Budget Implementation Act, 2006 been duped by the media, and in fact the tax rate would go down. He said to my office that he had been duped into voting Conservative in the last election, but as a consequence of this lie, he had been un-duped and would subsequently no longer be voting Conservative. Real
May 12th, 2006House debate
John McCallumLiberal
Bill C-2 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee was going on in Enron. There's no protection. In fact, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which is the U.S. bill, is the main protection for whistle-blowers in Canada outside of the federal government. So we're protected by U.S. law, because there are no real Canadian laws that protect us
May 10th, 2006Committee meeting
Allan Cutler
Criminal Code on these flights home is okay. Let us ask seniors or farmers who just had the oil tank filled for the winter if these flights are okay. I think I know the answer, but those ministers never fly with the real Canadians and so they may not hear it.
October 17th, 2005House debate
Joe PrestonConservative
Chuck Cadman death. The impact of his words was profound. Here was a guy who spoke from the heart about the worst pain a parent can endure and he did it without bitterness and without the meanness of revenge. He spoke with the softness and firmness of a real Canadian hero who wanted to make
September 28th, 2005House debate
John CumminsConservative
Extended Sitting Period it and get it shuffled over to the Senate, that somehow that will take it off Canadians' agenda. It might come off the agenda of the House of Commons but I can say that there is no hope in hell that it will come off the agenda for real Canadians in the real world. However supposedly
June 22nd, 2005House debate
Jay HillConservative
An Act to Authorize the Minister of Finance to Make Certain Payments Carolina. No, tax relief benefits real Canadians on main streets, not just in urban centres but in rural towns, villages and hamlets. The NDP just does not get it. It is no wonder that the first auto worker in Parliament elected by regular Canadians is a Conservative from Essex
June 21st, 2005House debate
Jeff WatsonConservative
An Act to Authorize the Minister of Finance to make Certain Payments there is a surplus, there are only a few things that can be done with it: we can spend it, pay down debts or give it back. I know that we get criticized over here for having this ludicrous notion that we should give money back to Canadians. What I call that is investing in real Canadians
June 16th, 2005House debate
Randy KampConservative
Budget Implementation Act, 2005 this, but what it means is that real Canadians are hurting every day because the government is not allowing the creative forces, the competition and the natural abilities Canadians have to compete, because of too much taxation and too much regulation. On June 9 Statistics Canada released
June 15th, 2005House debate
Charlie PensonConservative
An Act to Authorize the Minister of Finance to Make Certain Payments these parties are with real Canadians. This is simply a massive spending exercise by the Liberal government in an attempt to cling to the perks of power. The NDP and Liberals think that businesses somehow take these tax cuts and stuff them into mattresses, and that they have billions
May 16th, 2005House debate
Gary GoodyearConservative
Justice issues like same sex marriage and the decriminalization of marijuana. This justice minister should be fired and we should get one with real Canadian values.
May 5th, 2005House debate
Myron ThompsonConservative
Committees of the House as my colleague is, we can lose sight of how real Canadians are impacted. I would be interested in my colleague's comments on that dimension of the issue.
April 19th, 2005House debate
Diane AblonczyConservative
Parliament of Canada Act the problem? Instead of raising our compensation, our remuneration, up to the 11% that it is rumoured we would get if it goes ahead and stays the same way, why not bring judges down to the same salary increase that real Canadians out in the real world get?
April 6th, 2005House debate
Jay HillConservative
Supply . They are real people. They are real Canadians and they deserve to be protected as much as we possibly can. The question in this motion is not so much about whether we should be transparent and have the Auditor General take a look at these foundations. That is a given. A few hours from now
February 22nd, 2005House debate
Rob MerrifieldConservative
Civil Marriage Act , is the real Canadian way. The Canadian way is not the blindly, ideological interpretation of the charter put forward by the Prime Minister. It is not a case where one side utterly vanquishes the other in a difficult debate on social issues. It is a constructive way, and as debate in other
February 16th, 2005House debate
Stephen HarperConservative