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National Defence committee Lentus, they're working in the cold and wet and they're already getting sick, but now we have the WHO-declared pandemic and the hospitals are full to capacity right now. Earlier you said that the hospital at base Petawawa was 92% complete. How long will it be before it's actually
March 11th, 2020Committee meeting
Cheryl GallantConservative
Health committee Would it not be something you'd want to take an active role in right now, increasing the blood supply right now before a possible pandemic occurs here?
March 11th, 2020Committee meeting
Len WebberConservative
National Defence committee in Canadian airspace and U.S. airspace, tying up four fighter jets, two Canadian and two American. Then we have today the WHO's declaring a pandemic. It's just when our attention is distracted with something else that Putin always seems to make a move. I'm looking through the estimates
March 11th, 2020Committee meeting
Cheryl GallantConservative
COVID-19 is the last thing that my constituents or Canadians need to hear. There will be plenty of time for holding the Liberal government to account. Today as we face the pandemic of COVID-19 we learn that the Prime Minister and his wife have entered self-isolation. We learn of new cases every
March 12th, 2020House debate
Dane LloydConservative
Health to be a pandemic, and while the government says that the risk to Canadians is low, countries around the world are taking decisive action. Italy is one of the hardest-hit countries and it has initiated many measures to lock parts of that country down. However, when the final flight out of Italy
March 12th, 2020House debate
Andrew ScheerConservative
Employment Insurance Mr. Speaker, as we all know, the World Health Organisation has declared a global pandemic and has called on all countries to take concrete action in response to the situation. Aside from the border and large gatherings, the Prime Minister announced that it would be easier
March 12th, 2020House debate
Alain RayesConservative
Health Mr. Speaker, yesterday the World Health Organization declared the global COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. Today the organization's director-general recommended a four-pronged strategy: first, prepare and be ready; second, detect, prevent and treat; third, reduce and suppress
March 12th, 2020House debate
Leona AlleslevConservative
Business of the House health officials and front-line health care workers who are working around the clock to keep Canadians healthy and safe. These are extraordinary times. With the World Health Organization declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic, it is incumbent on everyone to exercise the highest degree
March 13th, 2020House debate
Mark StrahlConservative
Business of the House Pursuant to an order made earlier today, the House shall now resolve itself into committee of the whole to consider matters related to the COVID-19 pandemic. I do now leave the chair for the House to go into committee of the whole.
March 25th, 2020House debate
The Deputy SpeakerConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Mr. Chair, I want to thank my colleagues in the official opposition for all their hard work throughout the day. I want to thank the members of other parties as well as we tried to find a resolution to a problem that was created when the government decided to add additional measur
March 25th, 2020House debate
Andrew ScheerConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, I will acknowledge that we are in agreement with much of what the finance minister has said. I think we are heading into some uncharted territory. There will be many Canadians who have never looked to government before for assistance who will now be looking to govern
March 25th, 2020House debate
Andrew ScheerConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, I would like to direct my question to the Minister of Employment. Applications for regular EI have overwhelmed the system and no one can get hold of Service Canada to apply. With a whole new benefit, how will the caseload be managed to ensure that people can apply a
March 25th, 2020House debate
Dan AlbasConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, many people who are about to go on parental leave have been laid off and have had to start EI, which will reduce the time that they can be on parental leave. Will their leave be extended to ensure that they can take their planned time with their new child?
March 25th, 2020House debate
Dan AlbasConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, last Friday the government announced temporary foreign workers already here would be extended from one year to two, and in certain industries it will be easier and faster to bring in a temporary foreign worker. We see in this legislation tonight, under the definition
March 25th, 2020House debate
Dan AlbasConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, we are looking for clarity. Will people who here as temporary foreign workers who lose their jobs be able to apply for this benefit, yes or no?
March 25th, 2020House debate
Dan AlbasConservative