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National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act Mr. Speaker, the amendments that are being proposed by this side of the House are designed to ensure that the bill is consistent. They are amendments that were actually subamendments in our committee put forth by the Conservative Party and the NDP. In essence, the amendments we a
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act Mr. Speaker, I am not really sure what the member is referring to, because the amendments that we have put forward and we are debating are ones that make the bill consistent. There were subamendments put before the committee that were from the Conservative Party and NDP. I do n
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act Mr. Speaker, you will not be surprised, that, unfortunately, I disagree with the hon. member that this is slack. I do not think that is the case. This is a very strong piece of legislation that was agreed to by committee members.
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
National Security Review of Investments Modernization Act Mr. Speaker, I am thankful for the opportunity to speak to Bill C-34, an act to amend the Investment Canada Act. Today the House of Commons will vote unanimously to support this bill's objectives. This bill was studied at the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology, and we
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Carbon Pricing Mr. Speaker, Canadians are wising up to the fact that the Conservatives would cut programs that our government has put in place for some of the most vulnerable Canadians in our communities. These have lifted almost half a million kids out of poverty and reduced child care fees by
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
The Economy Mr. Speaker, while the Conservatives have stood against helping our most vulnerable, we have fought time and time again for tangible measures that help Canadians, such as the CCB, the workers benefit, child care, dental care, the grocery rebate, the increased OAS, the GIS and qua
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Finance Mr. Speaker, our government is laser-focused on ensuring inflation can stabilize and that interest rates can come down. We are doing it with a fiscally responsible plan, one that has seen inflation come down from its peak at 8.1% in June 2022. It is also a pillar that our AAA cre
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Finance Mr. Speaker, we believe in the independence of our institutions. The Bank of Canada pursues an independent monetary policy that is best suited to Canada's economic circumstances. Keeping these institutions free from political interference is not a matter of principle. It is a mat
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Committees of the House Mr. Speaker, I really appreciated my colleague's impassioned speech. We hear comments in this House daily about how the Canada Infrastructure Bank is doing nothing. I think my colleague and I, being from the Durham region, know quite well that we have had some major investments
October 26th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Lynn Philip Hodgson Mr. Speaker, today I rise in the House to honour Whitby historian Lynn Philip Hodgson, who passed away peacefully on October 11. Lynn will be remembered as a respected Canadian historian, author and foremost expert on Camp-X, a World War II communications centre and training sch
October 24th, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Public Services and Procurement Mr. Speaker, as I have said in this House numerous times now, when the minister learned about the allegations of mismanagement at SDTC, he immediately acted to hire a third party to do an independent, impartial review. It came back with a report. Those findings are now being turn
October 23rd, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Financial Institutions Mr. Speaker, the Minister of Finance takes her role as the regulator of the financial sector very seriously. As the Department of Finance stated on November 29 of last year, “The Minister of Finance's decision [on the acquisition] will be informed by all required regulatory revie
October 23rd, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Carbon Pricing Mr. Speaker, if Conservatives really care about grocery prices, then why are they not supporting our affordability bill in the House? They have stated repeatedly that they are going to vote against measures that would increase competition and bring down food prices for Canadians.
October 23rd, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Grocery Industry Mr. Speaker, we know that climate change has many times the impact on general and food inflation that the carbon price has, but we do not see Conservatives jumping up and down to raise ambitions on fighting climate change. Why is that? When Canadians want more action on climate c
October 23rd, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
Housing Mr. Speaker, I can speak to the fact that Canada has created over one million more jobs compared to pre-pandemic levels, has the lowest debt-to-GDP ratio, the lowest deficit in the G7 and lower inflation than our comparative partners around the world. The IMF and OECD project the
October 23rd, 2023House debate
Ryan TurnbullLiberal