Housing  Mr. Speaker, it is not just the job market that is becoming unstable. Yesterday The Globe and Mail reported that a private investor purchased hundreds of Toronto homes just to turn a quick profit. It is no wonder housing prices are up nearly 40% this year. First-time homebuyers l

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, Canadians deserve a serious answer on a serious issue. The Winnipeg lab is a level four biosecurity lab, which means that it works with the deadliest viruses in the world. This type of security breach is a catastrophic failure on the part of the government. It is ex

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Prime Minister suggested that the breach at the Winnipeg lab was espionage, but later he would not confirm it. Canadians are getting a little tired of the shell game that the Liberal government is playing with our national security. Will the government

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, it is sad to see the political games and cover-ups that the member and the government are willing to go to with respect to a breach at our level 4 biosecurity lab in Winnipeg. This is a lab working with the deadliest viruses in the world. People need two security cle

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, I am disappointed in the parliamentary secretary. She should know that I take the national security of our country extremely seriously. It is why I served 12 years in the Canadian Armed Forces and why I am concerned that there has been an infiltration at the top lab

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, yesterday, the Prime Minister suggested that the breach at the Winnipeg lab was espionage, but he does not want to confirm that. Canadians are getting tired of the political games the Liberals play by always withholding information. Will the Liberal government confi

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, when two scientists were marched out and fired from our top secret virus lab in Winnipeg, the government first said it was a personnel issue. Then it said it was a national security issue. Today the Prime Minister read some remarks about foreign espionage in relation

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, if he keeps covering up the security breach with respect to the Winnipeg lab in the midst of the worst pandemic this globe has ever known, the Prime Minister will be sitting in the opposition benches once again. I do not want to hear about a committee that is secret

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, Canadians watching question period today will see one thing: It is not answer period when it is the Prime Minister. The Winnipeg lab security breach could be the largest security breach in our history and we have questions. Why did we send virus samples to Wuhan? Wh

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, is the Prime Minister saying he was aligned with his allies in 2015? After the 2015 election, the Prime Minister reversed a decision on the O-Net Communications sale, which was blocked to a Chinese enterprise on security grounds. The Prime Minister reversed it at the

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, for months the Conservatives have been trying to understand why two scientists were removed from the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg. The Liberals said it was a staffing issue. Now they are saying that it is a matter of national security. Those are two

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, for months, Conservatives have been trying to get to the bottom of why two scientists were marched out of our top secret lab in Winnipeg. The Liberals first claimed that it was a personnel issue. Now they are saying it was a national security issue. They are hiding t

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister has already violated our national security. In 2018, the U.S. embassy sent experts to the biosecurity lab in Wuhan. They found the lab to be insufficient in terms of security protocols. This was the same lab the government was approving to transfer

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, media reports have confirmed that a database of 22,000 virus strains at the Wuhan lab was taken offline in September 2019. That database likely included the Winnipeg virus samples sent to Wuhan. Senior Canadian scientists warned against that transfer. Media reports

Attack in London, Ontario  Mr. Speaker, in London, Ontario, there is a nine-year-old boy lying in a hospital bed. If he is awake, he may already know that his family will never be the same. Just before 8:40 p.m. on a tranquil Sunday evening, as his family went out for a walk together, they were struck dow