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The Environment Madam Speaker, I am extraordinarily proud of the climate change plan that we were able to negotiate with the provinces and territories in consultation with indigenous peoples. This includes putting a price on pollution, making polluters pay. This includes phasing out coal by 2030
May 5th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Taxation Mr. Speaker, we understand that we need to take action to tackle climate change and we need to create good jobs. That is exactly what we are doing. We are making polluters pay and at the same time attracting investment in our innovative industries. I was just in California, and
May 4th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Taxation Mr. Speaker, I was actually very pleased to be in Calgary just a month ago talking to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce. There were 300 people there to listen to how we are planning to create jobs, grow our economy, and innovate. I was in California because I am as much a minister
May 4th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
The Environment Mr. Speaker, I would like thank the member opposite for raising this very important issue. We do consider the UNESCO report a call to action. I met with Wood Buffalo people to talk to them about how we can move forward. We understand that we need to be working also with the provi
April 13th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Justice Mr. Speaker, our government is committed to introducing a strict framework that would regulate and restrict access to cannabis in order to keep cannabis out of the hands of children and profits out of the hands of criminals. Decriminalization will not achieve these objectives.
April 13th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Justice Mr. Speaker, I am very pleased to inform the member that he will not have to wait longer for legislation because we are introducing comprehensive legislation later today. Our government has committed to legalize, strictly regulate, and restrict access to cannabis in a careful w
April 13th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Justice Mr. Speaker, our government is committed to legalizing and strictly regulating cannabis and limiting access to it in a prudent fashion in order to keep it out of the hands of young people and to keep any associated profits out of the hands of criminals. Currently in Canada, cann
April 13th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Justice Mr. Speaker, our government has committed to legalize, strictly regulate, and restrict access to cannabis in a careful way in order to keep it out of the hands of children and youth, and to stop criminals from profiting. Decriminalization will not achieve these objectives. Creat
April 13th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
The Environment Mr. Speaker, our government understands that we need to put a price on what we do not want, which is pollution, to foster what we do want, which is clean energy innovation. It would be really good if the member opposite maybe learned some lessons from the Ontario Conservative lea
April 10th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
The Environment Mr. Speaker, the member opposite may like to take some lessons from the Ontario Conservative leader, Patrick Brown. He said, “Climate change is a fact. It is a threat. It is man-made. We have to do something about it, and that...includes putting a price on carbon.”
April 10th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
The Environment Mr. Speaker, I certainly appreciate all our job creators in our country. We actually have seen strong support from the private sector to put a price on pollution. Let me be perfectly clear. Every dollar that comes from putting a price on carbon pollution to the federal government
April 10th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
The Environment Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the member for Hastings—Lennox and Addington for his hard work on the environment committee. I am pleased to announce that our government has ratified the Minamata Convention on Mercury, a legally binding global agreement to reduce human-genera
April 7th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Regional Economic Development Mr. Speaker, unlike the party opposite, we understand that the environment and the economy go together. I am very pleased that the Mining Association of Canada is a member of the carbon pricing leadership coalition. It understands that putting a price on carbon pollution not only
April 7th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Natural Resources Mr. Speaker, our government understands that the environment and the economy go hand in hand—
March 24th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal
Natural Resources Mr. Speaker, our government understands that the environment and the economy go hand in hand. I work extraordinarily closely with the Minister of Natural Resources. As the Prime Minister said very recently, there couldn't be a serious climate plan without pipelines, and there co
March 24th, 2017House debate
Catherine McKennaLiberal