Justice  Mr. Speaker, as the record shows, the Conservative leader met with representatives of the company. The NDP leader met with representatives of the company. Today, the Conservative deputy leader herself said, “I do not want that impression to be on the record that I think there is

Justice  Mr. Speaker, Canadians must have confidence in their institutions. We know that the committees are doing their work. We are the government that increased resources to help them do just that. Members on both sides asked for witnesses to appear. Today, these witnesses appeared at

Indigenous Languages Act  moved: That, in relation to Bill C-91, an act respecting indigenous languages, not more than one further sitting day shall be allotted to the consideration at second reading stage of the bill; and That, 15 minutes before the expiry of the time provided for Government Orders

Justice  Mr. Speaker, our government has done its work properly. We follow the rules and obey the law. We stand up for the principles of judicial independence and the rule of law. We will always respect the law and the commissioner's work, and we will always work hard for all Canadians.

Justice  Mr. Speaker, I can say that we have no knowledge of such activity. To refer to the member's other comments, I, on this side, am very proud of the work that we are doing as a government. We can see that the results speak for themselves. The investments that we are making are seei

Justice  Mr. Speaker, we have no knowledge of any such activity. I think that is a fairly clear answer.

Justice  Mr. Speaker, we have no knowledge of any such activity.

Justice  Mr. Speaker, when it comes to the Prime Minister's former principal secretary, he has put out a public letter. He has shared it with all Canadians. He has given his reasons. The Prime Minister has accepted his reasons. What I know is that it is clear that all members on all of

Justice  Mr. Speaker, the former principal secretary to the Prime Minister has shared his reasons in a letter to all Canadians. Anyone can read it. The Conservatives continue to talk out of both sides of their mouths. In French, they are claiming that they have no intention of hurting SN

Government Priorities  Mr. Speaker, as I said, I believe that all members are here to work hard for Canadians. That is precisely our priority as the government. We will continue to make investments that help Canadians succeed. That is exactly why we established programs like the Canada child benefit. W

Justice  Mr. Speaker, as I have stated time and time again, we on this side respect the independence of the RCMP. We respect the independence of officers of Parliament. The RCMP will do their work. We will not comment on that situation.

Prime Minister’s Office  Mr. Speaker, I can state that I know that committee members have been having this conversation. We know that members from all sides have been having that conversation. I understand that a Liberal member will be putting forward a motion today at committee to have the access that m

Government Accountability  Mr. Speaker, we know that the Prime Minister's former principal secretary shared his reasons for resigning. The Prime Minister accepted his resignation. The committee operates independently of the House. It is going to do its work, and I encourage the committee to keep doing tha

Justice  Mr. Speaker, we know that the Prime Minister's former principal secretary shared his letter with all Canadians. I think we can agree that all members and their teams are here to work hard for Canadians. That is my priority, my government's priority, and the priority of all memb

Justice  Mr. Speaker, the member across the way knows full well that the Prime Minister's former principal secretary put out a letter explaining the reasons for his resignation. The Prime Minister accepted Gerald Butts' resignation. We on this side of the House are going to keep working