Bill C-388 An Act to fast track energy and mining projects and to facilitate the provision of munitions to Ukraine and develop its munitions industry

-20; 2001, c. 33, s.2(F) Export Development Act 7 Section 10 of the Export Development Act is amended by adding the following after subsection (1.01): Development of munitions manufacturing capacity in Ukraine (1.011) In carrying out its purpose under paragraph (1)(c

Bill S-209 An Act respecting Pandemic Observance Day

Short Title Short title 1 This Act may be cited as the Pandemic Day Act . Pandemic Observance Day Pandemic Observance Day 2 Throughout Canada, in each and every year, the 11th day of March is to be known as “Pandemic Observance Day”.

Citizenship and Immigration committee   times; and has been previously convicted of mischief charges. The 2023 court decision indicate[s] that Mr. Haq has “shown disdain for the rule of law and he has publicly encouraged others to break the law.” Court documents indicate that Mr. Haq helped organize a road closure

The Budget   and the next, according to the Bank of Canada and the IMF. We continue to have a AAA credit rating. Only 11 countries in the world have that. We have the lowest debt-to-GDP ratio in the G7, and it continues on a downward track. Canada's balance sheet remains the best of the G7's

Mental Health and Addictions  Mr. Speaker, from the beginning, we have been there to work on an evidence-based, science-based, compassionate public health approach to the opioid epidemic, and that included responding to B.C.'s request for a pilot program. Now that it is asking to adjust the pilot program, we

Public Safety   the radical B.C. NDP admitted to last week. The Liberals ignored evidence when they granted B.C.'s request, and overdose deaths skyrocketed by 400%. The city of Toronto is now asking the government to legalize cocaine, heroin and fentanyl, like it did in B.C. That would mean kids

The Budget   at Canada's fiscal framework, its fiscal management and our AAA credit rating from all the credit rating agencies: Moody's, S&P, Morningstar DBRS. I can hear some chirping from the other side. I understand that when it comes to being polite and when it comes to decorum, sometimes

Mental Health and Addictions   the government would end this deadly experiment if public health and safety indicators were not met. Both are failing, and B.C.'s NDP premier is now pleading with the Prime Minister to rescue them from this failed policy, yet the Minister of Addictions refuses immediate action. Now the Prime

The Budget  Before I go to questions and comments, I want to apologize to the hon. member for Cumberland—Colchester. I asked him to withdraw a word. The sound of that word came over here and I thought he had said the S-word, but it turns out he said the word “shady” and not what I thought

The Budget  The one that started with the letter “S”.

The Budget  Madam Speaker, I am not sure what the “S” word is. I apologize for not knowing which—

Food and Drugs Act   to testify in September had the courage to point this out to us. When they were told that their cost-recovery model was modelled on the pharmaceutical industry, they did not say one word, as if we would not figure out Bill C‑47's sleight of hand at some point. They took the entire model

The Budget   of the Liberal national capital region caucus. I am so pleased to see budget 2024's measures convert federal office space, which I believe will be the spark necessary to revive communities like Ottawa's core, which have been impacted by a changing workforce, and will lead to the creation

Public Safety committee   within Canada. According to statistics provided by B.C.'s integrated municipal provincial auto crime team, otherwise referred to as IMPACT, in 2023, B.C. had its lowest number of auto theft incidents across the province since 2018. B.C. had 7,538 auto theft incidents reported

Petitions  Mr. Speaker, I rise to present a petition signed by Canadians urging Parliament to pass Bill S-281, or Brian's bill, named in honour of the late Brian Ilesic, who was brutally murdered by a co-worker at the University of Alberta. The petitioners are calling, more specifically