International Trade  Mr. Speaker, chicken farmers are here in Ottawa. I met with them yesterday, and I can say that they are very worried. The lack of import controls, one of the key pillars of supply management, is compromising the entire system. The Liberals sacrificed our farmers in the recent

Public Safety  Mr. Speaker, I would like to take a moment to thank all of the volunteers, soldiers, police officers, firefighters, public safety officials, municipal officials and everyone helping those affected by floods across Canada. Things are really bad back home in Berthier—Maskinongé. D

An Act Respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis Children, Youth and Families  Mr. Speaker, I think we all agree that we need to do more to protect children. What I find really sad is that the government has said that reconciliation and protecting children is very important, yet it waited three and a half years to table a bill. Then it uses legislative meas

Justice  Mr. Speaker, the member for Markham—Stouffville was very sincere this morning. She said that she had chosen the truth and the principles that are so important to the future of our country. She paid dearly for her choices. She was kicked out of the Liberal caucus by this Prime Mi

Indigenous Affairs  Mr. Speaker, there is nothing wrong with joking around with donors for laughs, but making fun at the expense of a protester who wants to fix the catastrophic situation at Grassy Narrows First Nation is utterly shameful, especially considering that the Prime Minister has still not

Justice  Mr. Speaker, since yesterday, the Liberals have been going full steam ahead. Rather than focusing on telling Canadians the truth, they are spending all their time criticizing and even attacking the former attorney general for recording a conversation in which she was asked 17 t

Quebec's Federation for the Next Generation of Farmers  Mr. Speaker, on March 8, I participated in the 37th annual convention of the Fédération de la relève agricole du Québec. The FRAQ represents over 12,000 members and 13 associations across Quebec. It brings together youth who are passionate about agriculture and defends their inte

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, last week, the Liberals blocked the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food from inviting ministers to testify about the canola crisis. The canola sector contributes over $26.7 billion to Canada's economy and supports more than 250,000 jobs nationwide. Our

Justice  Mr. Speaker, our thoughts and prayers are with Claude Grou. Every Liberal in the House knows very well that they are in serious trouble because of the interference scandal involving the Prime Minister's Office. They promised that this affair would be studied by the Standing Comm

Justice  Mr. Speaker, I do not get it. The Liberals have to realize that despite all their efforts they cannot deflect attention from this scandal. People no longer trust the Liberal Party. They know that the Prime Minister did something inappropriate. Two former ministers are telling u

Business of the House  Mr. Speaker, there have been consultations among the parties and I believe if you seek it, you would find unanimous consent for the following motion. I move: That, notwithstanding any Standing Order or usual practice of the House, the deferred recorded division on the motion fo

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, when Liberal cronies want to have legislation passed discreetly, or get special meetings, or have the attorney general pressured into changing her mind, all they have to do is ask. In the meantime, our dairy farmers and the regions in Quebec get nothing. What is mor

Justice  Mr. Speaker, yesterday, people were appalled at the former attorney general's account of the inappropriate pressure the Prime Minister himself and his staff subjected her to. The Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance, the chief of staff, the principal secretary and seven other

Justice  Mr. Speaker, people want the truth, the whole truth. After the former attorney general testified, the prime minister said that he disagreed with her testimony. Then he admitted that he did not even listen to all of it. He is changing his story again. Canadians want the truth and

Justice  Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister has been refusing to tell the truth since the news about SNC-Lavalin broke. For nearly three weeks now, the message has changed daily. He even refused to let the former attorney general speak while allowing the current Attorney General to speak ev