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Questions on the Order Paper Mr. Speaker, in response to (b), the National Gallery of Canada operates as an autonomous crown corporation, and is responsible for its day-to-day operations. The Museums Act provides the gallery with the legal authority to manage its collections and make decisions on acquisition
June 18th, 2018House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Charlottetown Mr. Speaker, imagine working on a cruise ship travelling to ports of call all over the world. Now picture pulling into port in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. This, of all places, was the city that inspired our Quebec-born singer/songwriter to write a song that has hit numbe
September 28th, 2018House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Whales Madam Speaker, there are only 74 southern resident killer whales remaining in the wild. These highly social animals are facing an imminent threat to their survival and recovery. We need to act now to protect them. Since taking office, we have taken action to protect critical fo
November 2nd, 2018House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Oceans Protection Plan Mr. Speaker, I rise today on the second anniversary of our government's historic $1.5-billion oceans protection plan. Since 2016, the plan has made clear and measurable progress to keep our oceans clean, safe and healthy. We have taken bold action to protect our whales. We have
November 7th, 2018House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Order of Military Merit Recipient Mr. Speaker, I am honoured to rise in the House today to recognize Major Trevor Jain, a doctor from Charlottetown. Major Jain is one of five members of the Canadian army recently awarded the officer level of the Order of Military Merit, the second-highest honour awarded by our Go
November 27th, 2018House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Tourism Employee of the Year Mr. Speaker, I rise today to inform the House of something that should come as no surprise. A Prince Edward Islander has just been nationally recognized in the field of hospitality. Last week, Mr. Ian Cheverie was named Tourism HR Canada's tourism employee of the year. Mr. Chev
December 4th, 2018House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Questions on the Order Paper Mr. Speaker, there were no scientific studies specifically conducted by Fisheries and Oceans Canada to inform the marine mammal regulations amendments post November 4, 2015; therefore, the answer to the above questions (i) to (v) is nil. However, the most recent amendments to the
December 6th, 2018House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Charlottetown Urban Beehive Project Mr. Speaker, things are really buzzing in Charlottetown these days. Earlier this month, Charlottetown's urban beehive project, by Nine Yards Studio, was presented with a medal under the community initiatives award category at the 2018 National Urban Design Awards. Local architec
January 30th, 2019House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Fisheries and Oceans Madam Speaker, our government takes the conservation and sustainable use of the Pacific herring fisheries very seriously. We are committed to ensuring the conservation of fisheries resources, and I would like to assure Canadians that this is central to the mandate of the Departme
April 4th, 2019House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Fisheries and Oceans Madam Speaker, as I indicated in my remarks, all decisions with respect to fisheries management, including the decisions with respect to the herring fishery in the Strait of Georgia, are grounded in science. If my hon. colleague does not believe in science, that is up to him. We
April 4th, 2019House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
The Budget Madam Speaker, desk-thumping and a filibuster have impeded the opportunity of Prince Edward Islanders to hear just how good budget 2019 is for our province. There was $10 billion in new dollars to tackle the national housing crunch, including in Charlottetown; $16.5 million fro
April 5th, 2019House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Petitions Mr. Speaker, I rise to present a massive petition with more than 2,000 signatures, many of them from Prince Edward Island, with respect to animal testing for the safety of cosmetics. The petitioners point out that animal testing is not necessary to prove the safety of cosmetics
April 9th, 2019House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Fisheries and Oceans Mr. Speaker, the Canadian Coast Guard members are at work every day across the country, and our government will continue to provide them with the tools that they need to keep Canadians and our waters safe and our economy moving. During the 2018 Arctic season, the Coast Guard wa
April 9th, 2019House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Josh and Oliver Underhay Mr. Speaker, I rise today to mark the tragic passing of Josh Underhay and his six-year-old son Oliver, on Good Friday, in a canoeing accident. Josh had an enthusiastic, almost effervescent personality. He represented Prince Edward Island a few years ago here in Ottawa at the Te
April 29th, 2019House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal
Fisheries and Oceans Mr. Speaker, I will do my best. Our government is committed to protecting the health of Canada's wild and farmed fish from aquatic animal diseases. A stringent process exists to ensure the health of cultured finfish populations prior to their transfer into the marine environment
April 29th, 2019House debate
Sean CaseyLiberal