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Emergencies Act I apologize, Madam Speaker. I would ask the member opposite to please explain, if the quote he read says that the Prime Minister was referring to a small group within the organization, why the party opposite continuously says the Prime Minister was referring to all the protester
February 19th, 2022House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Black History Month Madam Speaker, I rise today to speak about Black History Month. I know I am not the only one to do that this month, but it should be spoken about often, which is why this year’s theme is “February and Forever: Celebrating Black History today and every day”. We need to remember th
February 17th, 2022House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I have not seen a rudderless government. I have seen a government that has a plan and has stuck to it. We have had a plan that has given us some of the best results in the world, and we are continuing to follow that plan. We have provided supports for Canadians, more
February 10th, 2022House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I have not ignored and one cannot ignore what is going on outside, nor has our government. However, earlier a member asked for unanimous consent for a motion to end the blockades. The hon. members of the opposition did not agree. They said nay to that motion. We hav
February 10th, 2022House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I am glad that we agree on a few things and that we are also listening to Canadians. We are hearing a variety of views. I agree that we have to have a plan. As I said, we have had a plan and we are following it. To tell Canadians that we have an exact timetable or
February 10th, 2022House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, I am thankful for this opportunity to address the opposition motion requesting that our government table a plan for COVID. Let me be clear. Throughout the pandemic, the Government of Canada has prioritized the health and safety of Canadians. We have followed a plan
February 10th, 2022House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, we have been focusing on Saskatchewan, and the member has been mentioning that he wants Ottawa to be more involved and more supportive. I wonder if the member could comment on the success of the supercluster in Saskatchewan, the plant protein-based supercluster. I ha
February 8th, 2022House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Petitions Mr. Speaker, I am tabling petition e-3766 today. The petition has been signed by Canadians across the country, but primarily residents of York Region and the riding I represent: Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill. They are very concerned by the Province of Ontario's decision to move
February 8th, 2022House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Beverley Wood Mr. Speaker, it is an honour to be in the House today to recognize the legacy of a long-time community builder in my riding of Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill: Beverley Wood. In 2006, Beverly founded Welcoming Arms, a program that provides warm meals and essential goods to low-i
December 14th, 2021House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
The Environment Madam Speaker, I would like to congratulate you on your appointment. I am pleased to stand in the House today on behalf of all of my constituents. Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill and the greater York Region area is composed of delicate interconnected natural ecosystems. The pro
December 3rd, 2021House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply Mr. Speaker, our government has been taking action. I have been working and speaking to staff at shelters and networks that have been helping women in our riding. I know that the money that has been put into these institutions to help these women to meet the challenges during the
December 2nd, 2021House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for that warm welcome. I do agree we need to reduce emissions. That is clear and I think we all understand there is a climate crisis. I think we can cap emissions on the oil and gas industry without capping production because we are moving toward
December 2nd, 2021House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply Mr. Speaker, I am completely committed to lifting women up and I believe our government has been working very hard on that. I believe the very ambitious child care program will help address overall affordability. When we free up $1,500 to $2,000 for a household, it provides more
December 2nd, 2021House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply Mr. Speaker, I am delighted to be standing in the House of Commons as the newly elected member of Parliament for Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill, located on lands covered by Treaty 13 and the Williams Treaties. Over several centuries, it has been traversed by many first nations a
December 2nd, 2021House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal
House debate Mr. Chair, I believe that the lens on gender equity is very important. The government will be making its appeals and presentations with that in mind. Our government is a feminist government committed to making sure there is gender equality, and I know this is very important to al
December 1st, 2021House debate
Leah Taylor RoyLiberal