Royal Canadian Mounted Police   eight times to continue shovelling money out the door to insiders, including GC Strategies, a two-person firm working out of a basement that received $20 million but did no IT work. My question to the parliamentary secretary is very straightforward. The Liberals voted against

Natural Resources committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Resource development is the jurisdiction of the province. It's not up to the feds to tell the province what to do. I think we'll be voting against this amendment for the sole reason that natural resource development is the jurisdiction of the province.

Human Resources committee  .... For the Liberals to bring forth this motion to not debate this in the House of Commons just shows that it's not a priority for them, and it's really too bad that they brought this motion forward. I hope the other opposition parties can vote against this amendment to the motion and then vote

Public Services and Procurement  Mr. Speaker, it would not fit on a bumper sticker, but that member and everyone over there voted against the common-sense Conservative motion calling for the Auditor General to investigate corruption, and corruption is exactly what they found. That is what they get on that side

Government Orders No. 35—Extension of Sitting Hours and Conduct of Extended Proceedings  Mr. Speaker, I was listening to the Liberal government House leader on how the Liberals believe that they are so righteous, yet they continue to vote against common-sense bills and common-sense motions. One example was the private member's bill, the end the revolving door act

Government Orders No. 35—Extension of Sitting Hours and Conduct of Extended Proceedings   members have decided to protect the Prime Minister personally against political embarrassment and to help him cover up his corruption. Time and time again at committee, we see the NDP vote against Conservative motions to investigate corruption and scandals, vote against our attempts

Criminal Code   domestic violence, but when the rubber hits the road, we have Liberals voting against critical measures that would actually protect victims of crime. Victims of crime are not primarily concerned about words of solidarity from politicians. There are a lot of politicians who say

Public Services and Procurement  Madam Speaker, the minister said the Auditor General had an important job, but he and all the Liberals voted against her conducting the audit. It was because the Leader of the Opposition moved a motion in November 2022 that we had that Auditor General investigation. Just like

Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Act  -Laurent moved a motion in committee. Unsurprisingly, the Liberal Party voted against that motion, which was intended to allow a discussion of the amendments proposed by the Senate and Quebec's request. Again unsurprisingly, the NDP sided with the Liberals. How did the Bloc Québécois

Criminal Code   not to give up on Canadians living with mental illness. Nevertheless, the government voted against the bill, sticking to its original plan, as per Bill C-7, to expand access to MAID to Canadians who are healthy except for their mental disorder. If it were not for the Special Joint

Public Services and Procurement   did the minister do? They voted against that request. Today, we are asking for access to all the documents. Will the minister once again hide under a rug and vote against this, or will he, for once, step up with the dignity we expect from this government and allow the whole truth

Public Services and Procurement  Mr. Speaker, the Liberals voted against calling in the Auditor General in the first place and blocked multiple attempts at committees to get to the truth. While the rest of the country viewed the pandemic as a difficult time full of hardship, the Liberals saw

Human Resources committee   and adoptive parents, which they also voted against. They spoke very positively here but will not give it royal recommendation. When that royal recommendation isn't given by third reading in the House, it just drops off the Order Paper. Our bills just disappear. Madame Larouche, what

Official Languages committee  . This is really important. I suggest that everyone vote against Mr. Serré's amendment and in favour of Mr. Godin's motion.

Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act  . In fact, members may recall that this bill passed through the House with all of the opposition parties voting for it. There were five Liberal members who voted for it, but the rest of the Liberal caucus voted against it, and it is unbelievable that they would actually vote against