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Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I am glad the hon. member brought up what happened a few years ago when emissions went down. It amazes me that the member opposite and his party are trying to take credit for something that happened in Ontario with the phase-out of coal-fired plants. Nuclear power re
May 8th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I thank the hon. member for Carleton for his motion. Unfortunately, this motion is another example of never missing an opportunity to miss an opportunity. After years of denying climate change, after years of being singled out for fossil fuel awards at internationa
May 8th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Natural Resources Mr. Speaker, we are intervening in the reference question filed by B.C. We are confident in our jurisdiction and will intervene to defend the national interest. The TMX project is of vital strategic interest to Canada, and it will be built. Our government has initiated formal f
May 4th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Natural Resources Mr. Speaker, as I said a moment ago, we are intervening in the reference question filed by B.C. We are doing so because we are confident in our jurisdiction, and we will intervene to defend what is in the national interest. The TMX project is of vital strategic interest to Canada
May 4th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
The Environment Madam Speaker, our government is dedicated to ensuring that safe solutions are in place for managing radioactive waste. Under the federal policy framework, waste owners are responsible, in accordance with the polluter pays principle, for the funding, organization, management, and
April 27th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Natural Resources Madam Speaker, this review was the most exhaustive in the history of pipelines in Canada. What we actually did were additional steps that made the process more rigorous. In fact, we extended the consultation process to ensure that we were meeting and exceeding our responsibility
April 27th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Natural Resources Madam Speaker, let us talk about capital expenditures in the energy sector. By NRCan estimates, there are approximately 140 oil and gas projects under construction or planned in the next 10 years, worth an estimated $400 billion in capital expenditures. When we consider the whole
April 27th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Natural Resources Madam Speaker, we are the party that stands up for Canadians and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Surely the member opposite is not saying that the work done by the organization they reference is the same as the work being done by the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform. We
April 27th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Natural Resources Madam Speaker, we have been clear with Canadians. We will build this pipeline. We know that the environment and the economy go hand in hand, and that is the approach we are taking. Voicing opposition over an energy project is not comparable to the activities of organizations like
April 27th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Natural Resources Madam Speaker, the Conservatives had 10 years to build pipelines to ship Canada's resources to new global markets; they built zero. The Conservatives had 10 years to consult indigenous and local communities; they ignored them. The Conservatives had 10 years to rally the country a
April 27th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Natural Resources Madam Speaker, the TMX project, as we have said, is of vital strategic interest to Canada, and it will be built. Our government has initiated formal financial discussions with Kinder Morgan, the result of which will be to remove the uncertainty overhanging the project. We are a
April 27th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act Madam Speaker, I want to thank my colleague and say on behalf of the committee what a pleasure it is to work with him and his passion for the natural resources sector and wood in particular. It is a distinct pleasure to support him. I want to talk about a couple of things and as
April 25th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Budget Implementation Act, 2018, No. 1 Madam Speaker, I enjoyed listening to my colleague's remarks. He has a single vision, with a number of pieces that he has pulled out of a number of reports without any context at all, some of which are quite misleading. When he talks about the billion-dollar market debt, what he
April 23rd, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
Budget Implementation Act, 2018, No. 1 Mr. Speaker, I heard an earlier speaker talk about SMEs. I am an entrepreneur, and as an entrepreneur and a woman, I appreciate so many of the measures in the budget that support women and the work we do. In my role as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Natural Resources
April 18th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal
An Act in Relation to Firearms Mr. Speaker, I grew up in a home with guns. My father was an avid hunter. In the conversations I have been able to have with folks in my riding about this, mostly the response I am getting is that it is balanced, except for those who have received an email from the party of the o
March 27th, 2018House debate
Kim RuddLiberal