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Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Act of departments such as this and it was vigorously opposed by the Liberal Party of the day. Therefore, we are pleased once again to note that an idea that was proposed some years ago, much like free trade and some of the other initiatives that were taken by a previous government, has now been
November 17th, 2004House debate
Peter MacKayConservative
Code of Conduct government, that they were going to change it. What have they done? They have done the complete polar opposite of the promises that were highlighted in the red book such as the desire to change the free trade agreement and to get rid of the GST. They were completely broken, completely
June 20th, 2002House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Act , and this creation of a new department, allow us, in working toward greater coordination, both internally and with our American counterparts, to move in the direction toward what I would describe as a North American security perimeter using the economic model of the free trade agreement, which
October 14th, 2004House debate
Peter MacKayConservative
Canada Education Savings Act years of free post-secondary education through the cégeps. It is something very admirable. First, he said that typically these students would go to university at the age of 20. I would like to know just how general that is. Second, when we are talking about post-secondary education
October 14th, 2004House debate
Peter AdamsLiberal
Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply of the day, just like it did on GST. The Liberals are for free trade now. They have wrapped their arms around it and called it their own. They did the same thing on the price of gasoline and wage and price controls. The Liberal government has a reputation of not being left or right
October 7th, 2004House debate
Peter MacKayConservative
Access To Information Act are very competitive and there are occasions when they will fiercely guard certain trade secrets. Bids for government contracts would be a perfect example. Crown corporations, single purpose agencies that are still wholly owned by the government have been created to allow
May 4th, 1999House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Competition Act in the U.S., and as a comparison what we have in Canada. We will all be startled by the disparity which exists between ourselves and our free trade partners. This important element between our two countries was left out of the free trade agreement. I wish to get a little closer to my
October 9th, 1998House debate
Equalization the right climate, all that sort of thing that we have had to listen to for years. I am also concerned about an argument that I heard just the other day. We need to be aware of this as there is some truth in it. Those who supported the free trade agreement should be concerned about
September 30th, 1998House debate
Bill BlaikieNDP
Resumption of debate on Address in Reply seen on GST, free trade and the exorbitant promises that were made about what we would do or what we would see in terms of funding for our Canadian military. All of that is awash. The Hansard s of this place are littered with those particular promises that were made
February 3rd, 2004House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Committees Of The House -like way, saying one thing and doing another. We have seen that consistently since the Liberals came to office. We have seen it on a number of issues: the GST, free trade, Pearson airport. Consistently the government has said one thing and done another. That is what is happening
June 5th, 2001House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Foreign Publishers Advertising Services Act are not happy with the reported government attempts, including its last minute amendment, to delay the proclamation of this bill. We are suspicious that the government will negotiate our culture away behind closed doors, much as the Mulroney Conservatives did in the free trade agreement. We
March 12th, 1999House debate
Wendy LillNDP
The Economy Mr. Speaker, unlike the current Minister of Finance, I actually kept my promise to complete a leadership contest. The current minister is part of a government that broke its word on the GST, free trade, the helicopter contracts, the Pearson airport contract, every major promise
November 3rd, 2003House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Ethics Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister will no doubt recall his great public pronouncement in 1993 when he said: It's time to elect politicians that serve the public rather than serve themselves. Things sure have changed in 10 years: broken promises on the GST; free trade
October 29th, 2003House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Speech From The Throne in government in 1989 Ed Broadbent moved a motion in the House to eliminate child poverty by the year 2000 that was agreed to by all parliamentarians. Regardless of free trade, NAFTA, deficits, debts and surpluses, child poverty has increased by four times. The Conservatives were
February 6th, 2001House debate
An Act To Give Effect To The Requirement For Clarity As Set Out In The Opinion Of The Supreme Court Of Canada In The Quebec Secession Reference Dean Yves-Marie Morissette, former Quebec Justice Minister Gil Rémillard, and Dean Peter Hogg, who stated as follows. I quote Professor Hogg: No, I think Bill C-20 is completely consistent with the Supreme Court's judgment, and I think it would be difficult to both support
March 15th, 2000House debate
Stéphane DionLiberal