Taxation   mistaken about the impact of 10 years of your government.

Supreme Court  Mr. Speaker, for 10 years, the Prime Minister has repeatedly attacked the Supreme Court. He changed the judicial appointment process, making it partisan and closed. The Liberal Party has a plan for real change, to make the Supreme Court appointment process inclusive

The Senate  Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister has been promising to reform the Senate for over 10 years now, but he chose to appoint 57 senators. The Leader of the Opposition also makes a lot of promises, but the fact is that he wants to lead Canada back into a constitutional saga

Pensions  Mr. Speaker, Liberals, experts, and the provinces have all called for strengthening Canadians' retirement security and the CPP, but for 10 years the Prime Minister has stood in the way. He repeatedly said that he saw no desire for CPP expansion. He repeatedly said it did

Pensions  Mr. Speaker, for 10 years the Prime Minister has blocked the pension file and refused to co-operate with his provincial partners. Yesterday, after a decade of inaction and without consulting his provincial counterparts, the Prime Minister suddenly announced that he wants

Taxation  Mr. Speaker, in 2006 the Prime Minister started giving thousands of dollars in benefits to wealthy families like his and mine. Now, 10 years later, he is giving them another $2,000 tax break, and thousands more every year. Fairness means helping those who need help the most

Taxation  Mr. Speaker, every year for almost 10 years now, the Prime Minister has been giving billions of dollars in tax relief to families like his and mine. The Prime Minister has misplaced priorities. Our plan shows that we can give more to families who need it most by asking

Taxation  Mr. Speaker, in 2006, the Prime Minister started giving thousands of dollars in benefits to wealthy families like his and mine. Now, 10 years later, he is giving them a $2,000 tax break and thousands more each year. When will he understand that those families do not need

Financial Statement of the Minister of Finance  Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank my colleague for his question. The reality is that I will not take any lessons on economic growth from the members of this government. Over the past 10 years, under this Prime Minister, Canada has seen the worst rate of economic growth of any

Financial Statement of the Minister of Finance   inherited a $13 billion surplus. It was at the time of perhaps the strongest fiscal situation in the world. It took him only three years to put Canada back into deficit, and that was ahead of the recession. Since then, nearly 10 years of Conservative fiscal mismanagement have left 139

Military Contribution Against ISIL   in this for the longer term? Let us remember, in Afghanistan the longer term meant 10 years not 12 months. We cannot allow rhetorical appeals to moral clarity to disguise the absence of a plan. Third, the Liberal Party cannot support any military mission when the arguments to support it have