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Supply  Mr. Speaker, those were excellent comments and an excellent question. People must remember when the Prime Minister went on television and asked for forgiveness and time. He promised to call an election. The first part of his promise would have placed us directly in the time zone

November 17th, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Supply  Mr. Speaker, I thank my hon. colleague, the member for Vancouver East, who brings to bear a sensibility and sense of compromise to this debate and in her work as our House leader. I would like to bring us back in time for a moment and recall the context from which the current Pr

November 17th, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Supply  Mr. Speaker, a number of negotiations and discussions have been going on around this place but there seems to be a certain amount of hostage taking going on by the Liberal Party over a number of important issues. Our party certainly knows that the abhorrent conditions many first

November 17th, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Supply  Mr. Speaker, I appreciate the member's clear sincerity and energy with respect to this issue. The member for Ottawa Centre from the New Democratic Party recently released a seven point ethics package that addresses much of what we have talked about here today. I am wondering if

November 15th, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Supply  Mr. Speaker, the hon. member mentioned at one point both the confidence of Canadians and our international partners in this democracy to function when we have things like the sponsorship scandal and a government still dragging its feet after more than a decade and unwilling to ac

November 15th, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Supply  Mr. Speaker, in his last example, the member used a curious example of the sale and transaction of a home. I have just come from meetings involving the sale of a Crown corporation in my riding, Ridley Terminals, which is happening under increasingly suspicious terms. We cannot ga

November 15th, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Pacific Gateway Act  Madam Speaker, I thank the member for deviating so wildly from his prepared notes but I need him to address a couple of specific items when we are talking about this, as we move forward to COP 11, this important international debate. The government took a report from the Standin

October 31st, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Pacific Gateway Act  Madam Speaker, I hope the government finally has a response to a point I raised on the government's record on the environment. When I raised the David Suzuki report with the environment minister, which placed Canada near the bottom of the pile yet again with the OECD, the respons

October 31st, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Pacific Gateway Act  Madam Speaker, my hon. colleague also fails drastically on specifics. He mentioned some former members of the House that represented the region, ignoring that in the short tenure that the NDP has had in this region, it has achieved more economic stimulus and federal investment do

October 31st, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Pacific Gateway Act  Madam Speaker, I think the member confuses an announcement with actual work done. Being in office for 13 years, the opportunity existed for true investment in that region but it was neglected. Some few parliamentary weeks before an election, the government suddenly sees the ligh

October 31st, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Pacific Gateway Act  Madam Speaker, the government has brought in legislation, at a very suspicious time in our electoral process, with little to no hope of it getting passed through. It raises a suspicion of electioneering at a time when the west coast of Canada needs sound investment and a sound st

October 31st, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Pacific Gateway Act  Madam Speaker, that was a well laid out speech and interesting comments, especially laying out the history of what has happened in the long fight that B.C. has had to make, in terms of actually attracting some investment and some interest from the federal government. The member t

October 31st, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Pacific Gateway Act  Mr. Speaker, I represent an area in northwestern British Columbia with the newest out surge of where Canadian goods are meant to be shipped. I have a couple of pivotal questions for the minister. The important one, which has not yet been answered, concerns the security costs tha

October 31st, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Energy Costs Assistance Measures Act  Madam Speaker, the parliamentary secretary asks if I balk, which I believe is a baseball metaphor. I suggest he just threw all of us a wild pitch. The question about the corporate tax cuts in general, if he would like to address that and perhaps even listen to the response to hi

October 26th, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP

Energy Costs Assistance Measures Act  Madam Speaker, obviously a debate around energy in this country at any point raises quite a bit of energy within this House and that is as it should be. I am pleased to speak to this bill at such an early stage. It is at the early stages that we must set the foundations of this

October 26th, 2005House debate

Nathan CullenNDP