Health  Mr. Speaker, the COVID-19 testing and screening expert advisory panel has officially recommended doing away with the failed Liberal hotel quarantine policy. Instead, the Liberals increased fines for non-compliance, and only the day before the Prime Minister left for the U.K. was

Health  Madam Speaker, I think I talked about hotel quarantines. I did not mention the border once, which the parliamentary secretary focused on. I thank her for recognizing Alberta: For months and months, now approaching five, they have not enforced it. I thank her for recognizing that.

Health  Madam Speaker, it is great to be in the House, as always. I want to talk about doctors in Canada. I have a tremendous doctor in my constituency. He is my personal doctor, Dr. Van de Linde, who has been recognized for his commitment to the community. In the past, I was involved i

Canadian Heritage  Madam Speaker, not to be a repetitionist, but there is another issue that has developed this week that is really of significant importance. COVID really destroyed the airline industry in this country, hugely, shutting it down and losing all sorts of parts of our airline industr

Canadian Heritage  Madam Speaker, tonight I will talk a little about Bill C-10. We have talked about free speech and net neutrality. There have been a lot of words mentioned by the minister about foreign big tech and the Conservatives supporting them. When I look at lobbying, and I look at all of t

Government Accountability  Mr. Speaker, it is no secret the government lacks accountability. Last week, we learned that third party consultation fees cost $1.3 billion more than an earlier estimate of just two months ago, totalling $17 billion in 2022. Since the Prime Minister took office, the public serv

Canadian Heritage  Madam Speaker, heritage department memos reveal that Bill C-10 has the potential to grant the CRTC regulatory powers to affect online services, including sports streaming, news sites, podcasts and apps. The Liberals are still pressing for the bill to be passed, which would cause

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Madam Speaker, of course, we have to have accountability, and one of the things we have lacked through the spending programs, through these programs that have been running out, is accountability. We need accountability for those tax dollars spent, and that has been lacking. In

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Madam Speaker, do you mean the other one that I am wearing as well?

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Madam Speaker, in response to my hon. colleague, whom I have worked with for many years on a committee in this particular House, on the environment committee, one of the challenges we have, and he refers to it, is that if we are here in person we are capable of doing a lot more t

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Madam Speaker, in this budget, that is one of the things we look for. We look for things for the future, things for our environment, things for our workforce, things for energy and what we can do. In the province of Alberta, I have seen some of the most phenomenal innovative proj

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Madam Speaker, if there is a question, I would respond to the question.

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Madam Speaker, in response, would that apply to anything people might wear in the House that is not their—

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Madam Speaker, it is a button that states what I personally—

Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1  Madam Speaker, I appreciate the opportunity to rise in the House today. It is always an honour to speak in the House, especially in a time where we remain virtual. It is much better to be in the House to speak. I would like to thank my colleagues, the member for Parry Sound—Musk