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National Council for Reconciliation Act Uqaqtittiji, I do recall the member for Saanich—Gulf Islands coming to the indigenous and northern affairs committee to help make those amendments. As well, I have learned in this whole process that the colonial process of first reading, second reading, third reading and sendin
February 12th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
National Council for Reconciliation Act Uqaqtittiji , I always appreciate my colleague's fierceness in the House. I always learn from her. It has definitely been very disappointing to sit here since 2021 and to see the Liberal government not respect UNDRIP after passing Bill C-15. A very important aspect of UNDRIP, as
February 12th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
National Council for Reconciliation Act Uqaqtittiji, I also enjoy sitting in committee with that member. It is critically important for the national council on reconciliation to be indigenous-led because it will need the experience of first nations, Métis and Inuit to guide its work in the accountability that is demand
February 12th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
National Council for Reconciliation Act Uqaqtittiji , I am not too familiar about the work that was done before. I am aware that it was led by my colleague, the former NDP MP, Romeo Saganash. I very much always appreciated his leadership because he is also a former residential school student and one of the people that
February 12th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
National Council for Reconciliation Act Uqaqtittiji, before I begin, I would like to thank the member for Kings—Hants for his apology; I accept it, as he is correct that I abstained. Just to clarify, I abstained, along with my colleague, the member for Winnipeg Centre, with the full support of the whole NDP caucus, bec
February 12th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
National Council for Reconciliation Act Uqaqtittiji, I am quite concerned about some of the Conservative responses when they say they will listen to first nations. When the Conservatives were in government, they were the ones who cut funds to the Aboriginal Healing Foundation, which was very important for healing betwe
February 9th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
National Council for Reconciliation Act Uqaqtittiji, the hon. minister started his speech by saying that the Liberal government is listening to indigenous peoples and their calls to action. Seven years ago, it promised sunny ways and an improved relationship with indigenous peoples. If it has been listening, why did i
February 9th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
Parliament of Canada Act Uqaqtittiji, I enjoy the hon. member's chairmanship at the indigenous and northern affairs committee very much. I know that he answered this question a little. I also want to thank the member for including indigenous artists like Kenojuak Ashevak in his statement and for noting t
February 8th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
Business of Supply Uqaqtittiji, I rise on a point of order in response to the erroneous comment made by the member for Kings—Hants when, in response to my question, he said, “I noticed that she voted against the fall economic statement and the measures that actually contain the housing that was put
February 8th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
Business of Supply Uqaqtittiji, I do not normally like to ask questions with respect to other parties. However, I feel compelled to do so in this case. The previous member misstated a fact about the way I voted instead of answering my question on the need for increased investments so that all provi
February 8th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
Business of Supply Uqaqtittiji, the NDP believes that immigration makes Canada stronger, so we support this motion. I will read a quote by the premier of Nunavut on immigration. He said, “We do want to welcome new workers to Nunavut, but our immense housing shortage is the biggest obstacle we face
February 8th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
Indigenous Affairs Uqaqtittiji, the Liberals are skirting their responsibility by underfunding the non-insured health benefits that provide dental care, eye care, mental health and medical travel for Nunavummiut. Their actions are forcing Nunavut to divert funds to this program instead of to their
February 7th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
Business of Supply Uqaqtittiji, I find it difficult to accept that apology because I do not think it is a sincere one.
February 6th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
Business of Supply Uqaqtittiji, as I listen to the interventions and think back to the effectiveness of the NDP in this 44th Parliament, I think about, for example, what the MP for Vancouver East and I have done in securing $4 billion over seven years for urban, rural and northern housing. I think
February 6th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP
Business of Supply Uqaqtittiji, I would indeed like to rise on that same point of order because I am quite offended that I am being told that I might not be smart enough or might not have the level of information that I need to be able to ask smart questions. I did point to the effectiveness of wha
February 6th, 2024House debate
Lori IdloutNDP