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Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister's failure of leadership turned the tensions over the Nova Scotia lobster fisheries into a crisis. He ignored it until violence erupted. People were hurt and buildings were burned. However, that is his MO, is it not? It is do nothing, send out a cou
October 21st, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, this crisis has raged on for over a month. Fishers on all sides condemn the Liberal government's lack of action. Even a former top DFO official in the region said the government “mishandled this situation terribly”. Now the Prime Minister wants to force an election,
October 21st, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Nova Scotia Shooting Mr. Speaker, six months ago, the worst mass shooting in Canada's history tragically ended the lives of 22 Canadians in Nova Scotia. Victims' families rightly had questions and asked for a public inquiry. It was shocking when the public safety minister, backed by Liberal MPs from
October 20th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
COVID-19 Emergency Response Mr. Speaker, I am sorry for my language, but the whole lives of loved ones and families of murder victims are impacted forever. On August 25, U.S. business executives came to Canada on a private jet and were granted quarantine exemption, which the minister said was a one-time mi
October 19th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, more than a month ago the Conservatives asked the Prime Minister to de-escalate the Nova Scotia fisheries crisis. The Minister of Indigenous Services even said police are being overwhelmed, but still no action, just tweets. In fact, the Minister of Public Safety said
October 19th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Indigenous Affairs Mr. Speaker, right, so it did finally act by responding to that request, even after he first said the government could not possibly do anything about it and actually respond. More than 200 people overwhelmed police last Tuesday. Vehicles and boats were lit on fire as early as th
October 19th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Public Safety Mr. Speaker, the minister actually has an important job to do. Maybe instead of waiting, and blaming others and not doing anything about it, he should actually get on it. It seems that his usual practice is to ignore an issue and hope it goes away until he is forced to actually
October 19th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Public Safety Mr. Speaker, I asked about the public inquiry into the horrible mass murder in Nova Scotia on behalf of the victims' families and their loved ones. It is six months today since that mass murder occurred. The minister made families of the victims fight before he agreed to a publi
October 19th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Public Safety Mr. Speaker, in April, Canadians were shocked at the rampage that ended 22 lives in Nova Scotia. Two months ago, the public safety minister told victims' families their losses were worth only an internal review. After a week of outcry, he finally agreed to a public inquiry. Anne
September 30th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Public Safety Agreed, so the Prime Minister must answer my questions. Mr. Speaker, it has been five months since people lost their loved ones. Two weeks ago, Nova Scotia's government said it has a replacement, but the public safety minister's office said the process is ongoing and the Prime
September 30th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Mr. Speaker, last week the public safety minister said there was a “process in place” to deal with cases of compassion for family members who do not fit the Liberal definition of being “necessary” for entry to Canada. John McCall's adult children are Canadians by birthright. They
September 28th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship However, Mr. Speaker, the problem is there seems to be two processes: hundreds of special passes for famous athletes and billionaires, for example, while everyday Canadians are kept from work or are separated from loved ones. On September 16, the public safety minister said a new
September 28th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply Madam Speaker, obviously we have vigorous disagreements on some issues, certainly on oil and gas and on pipelines, but one area where we agree is that the federal government should be respecting provincial jurisdiction, should actually be listening to the premiers and should be t
September 25th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply Madam Speaker, briefly, since most people who know me well would know that I could have three hours of things to say, I absolutely share her concerns. Conservatives will always stand in solidarity with all members who will fight for support for veterans. They fought for us and ga
September 25th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply Madam Speaker, I just think that is patently false. Today members of all parties are replying to the Speech from the Throne. We are debating it. Members of every single opposition party and independents have been asking, precisely, for concrete details on whatever issues they mig
September 25th, 2020House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative