Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement Implementation Act  , is a real Canadian success story that all Canadians can be proud of because we must diversify our economy and accept new trade partners for the sake of our children, our small businesses, and future generations. Greater access to European markets is the natural next step not only

Ministerial Expenses  . Will the Prime Minister put a stop to this entitled, ridiculous, lavish spending and start focusing on the needs of real Canadians?

U.S. Decision Regarding Travel Ban   tolerance and understanding of what real Canadian values are. When called upon, he is a Prime Minister that has come to the plate and has been there for Canadians. I believe that Canadians understand that. We see through this ministry that the Prime Minister has put together a group

Budget Implementation Act, 2016, No. 2   issue that I often hear members talk about is the price on carbon. They made it very clear. The Conservative Party here in Ottawa, albeit unique in the entire country, has declared that the price on carbon is a bad idea. It does not care what real Canadians have to say. Mr. Speaker

Budget Implementation Act, 2016, No. 2   this speaks to, as I have heard over and over again at all the events and the doors we have knocked on, is that the government is out of touch with what is going on with Canadians and out of touch with what real Canadians are experiencing, and that is what matters.

Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement Implementation Act   and passing Bill C-30 is a real Canadian success. Many economies were hit hard by the 2008 world economic crisis, and even as we speak, some nations are still dealing with systemic social and economic challenges. Fortunately, Canada has recovered, and so has the province where I was born

Business of Supply   wondering if you could speak a bit about the people in your riding who would love to have a minister come into an intimate group and hear the concerns of real Canadians who are struggling today.

The Environment  Mr. Speaker, she should be listening to real Canadians and real job creators. Here is what the Nova Scotia Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters had to say: “With half the [carbon tax] cost being incurred by businesses, this will definitely negatively impact competitiveness

Budget Implementation Act, 2016, No. 2   not lost touch, they might have done a bit better in the last election. Because they lost touch with real Canadians, we were provided an opportunity to form government. As the Prime Minister clearly indicated not only during the election but prior to the election, we can always do

Canada Pension Plan   GIS will in fact benefit this year. The Prime Minister indicated that he wanted us to talk to real Canadians and understand the issues and bring them back to Ottawa. The individuals I met with, whether they work as firefighters, in hospitals, or in different industries understand

Income Tax Act   to a real Canadian problem. I encourage all of our hon. colleagues in the House, whether former first-aid captains or not, to rise in the House and vote in favour of C-240. Safety first, my friends.

International Trade committee   change in terms of phasing out coal plants and that kind of thing. They have real-time public health benefits in terms of decreasing COPD exacerbation and asthma exacerbations that affect real Canadians. I feel as though there's a strong willingness within the Liberal government

Food and Drugs Act  , but there are real impacts to real Canadians who work in real industries. I would like to see the TPP brought forward as quickly as possible. The Liberals are in government now and they like to bring up issues about the past. I would like to see one Liberal today address the domestic policies

Income Tax Act  Mr. Speaker, we talk about being out of touch with real Canadians and we see that demonstrated by yet another Conservative speaker. On the one hand, the member is saying that seniors are going to be most negatively affected by this government, when in fact the most vulnerable

Air Canada Public Participation Act  Mr. Speaker, I congratulate my colleague for having made a point rather clearly. It is important to note that we in the House are often concerned with procedures. What is more important is the outcome and real impact of our work on the lives of real Canadians, real middle-class