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COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, this bill states that one would not be eligible if one received employment insurance after one's employment ceased. Will a fisher or someone in the tourism and hospitality industries who was laid off last year, received EI and has now exhausted it, and the job that p
March 25th, 2020House debate
Dan AlbasConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, my question is for the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness. Given the current situation, has the minister established a contingency plan with the private sector in order to protect and maintain operations in critical infrastructure sectors, such as
March 25th, 2020House debate
Pierre Paul-HusConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, it appears at the moment that the larger provinces like Quebec and Ontario, which have resources, are in control of the situation. However, we know that the smaller provinces will need some help. Is your government able to help them without invoking the Emergencies
March 25th, 2020House debate
Pierre Paul-HusConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, over one million Canadians returned to Canada between March 14 and March 20. In just one week, one million people crossed our borders. Some border officers have said that many people entered the country with visible flu-like symptoms. Knowing that the virus entered
March 25th, 2020House debate
Pierre Paul-HusConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, according to some experts, family violence is expected to increase as a result of consequences related to the virus, isolation and everything that goes along with that. I am wondering whether the government has planned any additional measures to keep vulnerable women
March 25th, 2020House debate
Pierre Paul-HusConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, we have learned that when cargo ships dock in Canada, disembarking crew members are not being screened. Does the minister have any information about that?
March 25th, 2020House debate
Pierre Paul-HusConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, many Canadians are stranded abroad, worried and wanting to come home at the first opportunity. I would like to extend thanks to the Minister of Foreign Affairs for his collaboration and the information he has given in working with all of our colleagues in the House t
March 25th, 2020House debate
Leona AlleslevConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, during this crisis, there will be a need for critical medical items, many of which are not manufactured in Canada. Will the government ensure that those critical items are manufactured in Canada?
March 25th, 2020House debate
Leona AlleslevConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, with many of these items in short supply and supply chains under strain and borders closed, could the minister shed some light on whether those items will remain in Canada?
March 25th, 2020House debate
Leona AlleslevConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, how will the government ensure that these critical items are distributed to appropriate organizations according to priority and need at a fair price, rather than on first-come, first-served basis or going to the highest bidder?
March 25th, 2020House debate
Leona AlleslevConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, finally, how quickly we will we see those manufacturers able to get into motion and will the government will be setting the levels they will be required or asked to produce to? Will the government be buying and setting those levels so that they know what amounts to p
March 25th, 2020House debate
Leona AlleslevConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, Albertans have been struggling for years. The unemployment rate of young men has been approaching 20%. Nearly $200 billion in oil and gas projects have been cancelled or stalled, and 200,000 Canadian oil and gas workers have lost their jobs in just the last five year
March 25th, 2020House debate
Tim UppalConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, Albertans need a plan to receive the money the government is laying out, and not have to play a game of wait and see. Similarly, there is $21 billion worth in energy projects in the queue for regulatory review, with at least one waiting for cabinet approval. The gove
March 25th, 2020House debate
Tim UppalConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, hopefully we will hear that sooner than later. We already know that unemployment is at unprecedented levels and that people are struggling to pay their bills. The carbon tax makes these bills even larger at a time when every dollar saved is crucial for Canadians to
March 25th, 2020House debate
Tim UppalConservative
COVID-19 Pandemic Madam Chair, on Monday the Minister of Agriculture announced additional funds for Farm Credit Canada, but producers need cash flow now to pay for spring inputs like seed, fertilizer and fuel. How will the funds for Farm Credit Canada be allocated and how quickly? Will these be in
March 25th, 2020House debate
Tim UppalConservative