Department Of Citizenship And Immigration Act   want to look very closely at each and every one of Bill C-44's provisions. If necessary, we will move the appropriate amendments. At this time, however, we would like to make some preliminary comments. First of all, in my view, the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration has

Forest Industry   hectares of land reclassified to satisfactorily restocked. The forest industry in British Columbia directly and indirectly employs over a quarter of a million people, some 18 per cent of B.C.'s workforce. Across Canada the industry is the mainstay of 346 communities including 116

National Patriots' Day   opposed Confederation in 1867, and so did W. S. Fielding of Nova Scotia who opposed Confederation in the 1880s in a campaign for premier that he led for the Liberal Party. Ten years later Fielding was in Ottawa as a part of Laurier's cabinet. Is it not possible that 10 years hence

Canadian Association Of Lutheran Congregations  Mr. Speaker, Bill C-210 which we are looking at now is my bill and we are certainly prepared to go on that. We appreciate the spirit of harmony that we have just experienced on Bill S-5 which I sponsored. Perhaps we can look forward to Bill C-210 going through at all stages just

Canadian Film Development Corporation Act  Mr. Speaker, I am seeking the floor to move Bill S-5 on behalf of the hon. member for Calgary Northeast.

Canadian Association Of Lutheran Congregations  Mr. Speaker, I would like to say, on behalf of the Bloc Quebecois, that we support Bill S-5, which was presented in the other place. The purpose of this bill is to incorporate the Canadian Association of Lutheran Congregations, thereby enabling this organization to better

Canadian Film Development Corporation Act  Mr. Speaker, I think Your Honour will find unanimous consent of the House to deal with Bill S-5 on the Order Paper under Private Members' Business.

Forestry  Mr. Speaker, this morning the Minister of Natural Resources announced the tabling of the report on the state of Canada's forests, 1993. The theme of this year's report, "Forests, A Global Resource", reflects Canada's recognition that the management of our forests has implication

Sahtu Dene And Metis Land Claim Settlement Act  ? Let me cite one more example that has been brought before me, a personal experience. The aboriginal fishing strategy is an agreement granting unprecedented authority to natives to catch and sell salmon from B.C.'s Fraser River. The management regime over this resource is controlled

Columbia River Treaty Permanent Engineering Board  Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 32(2), I am pleased to table, in both official languages, the annual report of the Governments of the United States and Canada for the Columbia River Treaty Permanent Engineering Board. The report sets out results achieved and benefits pro

Message From The Senate  I have the honour to inform the House that a message has been received from the Senate informing this House that the Senate has passed Bill S-5, an act to incorporate the Canadian Association of Lutheran Congregations, to which the concurrence of this House is desired. Pursuant

Supply  Mr. Tardif, who represented the riding of Frontenac at the time in the National Assembly, or as it was known, the legislative assembly, had a rather unusual way of talking in that he pronounced the letter s like a z. One day, several months after his appointment, he encountered

Presence In The Gallery  Colleagues, this is again a special day as I wish to draw to your attention in the gallery my brother Speaker from the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, the Hon. Stanley S. Schumacher. Dear colleagues, since this week is National Access Awareness Week, I would like to take

Supply   with a clear vision for their regional development. The federal government must change its approach to regional development. I am not talking here about section 25's or DEPs, which can be termed the welfare approach to regional development. I am talking about export assistance programs

Message From The Senate  I have the honour to inform the House that a message has been received from the Senate informing this House that the Senate has passed Bill S-3, an act to authorize General Security Insurance Company of Canada to be continued as a corporation under the laws of the province