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Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2020 Madam Speaker, this is fundamental. The analysis we made and the comments we received when we drafted the bill have provided the right feedback to be compliant. I understand that stability and predictability is important. A number of Canadian companies depend on data to be exchan
March 26th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2020 Mr. Speaker, my colleague raised important issues. I know Jim Balsillie. He is a very important voice in our country when it comes to the digital economy. I would invite the members to study these issues at committee. We want to send the bill to committee so that different voic
March 26th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2020 Mr. Speaker, my colleague raised an important issue. The provision in the bill on the issue of consent needs to be strong. It needs to be informed consent. That is what Canadians expect from us and that is what we certainly want to ensure in the bill. If the member and other me
March 26th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2020 Madam Speaker, I thank my hon. colleague from Berthier—Maskinongé, or my neighbour, I should say, for his important question. I thank the Bloc Québécois for being willing to work with us to move Bill C-11 forward. As he said, I think that all Canadians want a more tailored and c
March 26th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2020 Madam Speaker, I am proud to continue second reading of Bill C-11, the digital charter implementation act, 2020. I am proud because our government set out to deliver an ambitious and comprehensive reform of Canada's framework for protecting the privacy of Canadians while fosterin
March 26th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Health Mr. Speaker, it is quite the opposite actually. Within 12 days of the World Health Organization declaring a pandemic, we were already there with $200 million to support a made-in-Canada vaccine and therapeutics. Within 30 days, we added another $600 million. In fact, Canadians s
March 23rd, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Questions on the Order Paper Mr. Speaker, the Government of Canada does not comment on whether specific applications for federal funding, including from the strategic innovation fund, SIF, may be under consideration. Details related to applicants and/or applications are subject to commercial confidentiality
March 22nd, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Aerospace Industry Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for her work on behalf of the aerospace industry and its workers. We are all saddened for the workers and families who have been impacted by the decision to halt production of the Dash 8 aircraft. Since being named Minister of Innovation, Science
February 23rd, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Aerospace Industry Mr. Speaker, I thank my excellent colleague for her question. I am well aware of how important the space exploration sector is for the people of Longueuil, particularly since the Canadian Space Agency is headquartered there. Our government proudly reinvested in this vital secto
February 23rd, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Health Mr. Speaker, the World Health Organization declared a pandemic on March 11. Twelve days after, we announced $192 million to support biomanufacturing in this country. On April 23, we announced a further $600 million. If we add it up, in about one month from the time COVID was decl
February 22nd, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Health Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his question. On the contrary, as I said, we took immediate strategic action guided by a long-term vision. Investing $350 million in biomanufacturing in Quebec is exactly the kind of thing Quebeckers want to see. I mentioned Dr. Kobinger e
February 18th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Health Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his question. However, I want to set the record straight. On March 11, the World Health Organization declared a pandemic, and 12 days later, the federal government announced $192 million to support Canada's biomanufacturing industry. On Apri
February 18th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Health Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his question. As I told him, the federal government made nearly $800 million available in under a month. I will be a little more specific, because I know he is going to be interested. We have made historic investments. For example, we have
February 18th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Public Safety Mr. Speaker, I have enormous respect for my colleague, but I would take exception to the premise of her question. She well knows, because she is a very experienced member of the House, that the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council is responsible for the administratio
February 18th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal
Public Safety Mr. Speaker, as members know and Canadians who are watching know, our government will continue to ensure that Canadian networks are kept safe and secure. While we cannot comment on any specific companies, an examination of 5G technologies and a review of security and economic con
February 18th, 2021House debate
François-Philippe ChampagneLiberal