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Parliament Of Canada Act the free trade agreement and then expand it when elected. It will have to explain why the Prime Minister said very clearly that he would axe the tax and get rid of the GST and it is still here. If we go to the store we see that we are still paying the GST. It was expanded and harmonized
June 13th, 2000House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Criminal Code and call them its own. We have seen that happen on many occasions. That is the Janus-like persona of the government. We have seen it on free trade. We have seen it on the GST, privatization, helicopters, and the Pearson airport. The government said one thing in opposition. Then, lo
September 26th, 2000House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Economic Policy Because of free trade. Don't forget that.
October 19th, 2000House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Speech From The Throne , the collective buying power of free trading nations should and could be used to push the protectionist countries back to the bargaining table. Where is the government in terms of trying to organize that? As I visit farmers from coast to coast, too many have told me that they do not know
January 31st, 2001House debate
Stockwell DayCanadian Alliance
Speech From The Throne is extremely important. With the summit of free trade of the Americas coming pretty soon, even the president of the United States is very keen to promote free trade, the issues and challenges of globalization must advance. The Leader of the Official Opposition has asked me to chair
February 6th, 2001House debate
Deepak ObhraiCanadian Alliance
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
Supply . Excuse me if I am not completely enamoured with the argument that we should trust the Liberals. We have heard time and time again about the GST, about free trade and about what they would not do if they were elected to office. They have swallowed themselves whole on their promises
February 8th, 2001House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Free Trade Area Of The Americas Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. I would seek consent of the House to table the documents referred to by the right hon. member for Calgary Centre with respect to the involvement of Jean Carle in the Auberge Grand-Mère file and the Business Development Bank.
February 20th, 2001House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Parliamentarians' Code Of Conduct , confronted with words that they said earlier in campaign mode, like saying that they would repeal free trade and get rid of the GST, are common words now that ring around the country when we examine the ethics of campaigning. The red book promise has been shredded in terms of its
March 15th, 2001House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Modernization Of House Of Commons Procedure bills to deny unanimous consent to the House of Commons to force a change in the law of divorce. It was too sensitive for governments to deal with as a matter of initiative, but those two members of parliament at the time, Mr. William Peters and Mr. Frank Howard, used that power
March 21st, 2001House debate
Joe ClarkProgressive Conservative
Modernization Of House Of Commons Procedure know the position that was taken on the issue, for example, of free trade by the current government with respect to the efforts of the Mulroney administration to bring that policy forward.
March 21st, 2001House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Summit Of The Americas of England, and his views. I remember the speech very well. Our party was the only party that did not clap when Mr. Blair spoke of the nuances in terms of free trade. Our point is that Mr. Blair had a woeful ignorance toward the NAFTA deal when he tried to portray free trade or NAFTA
March 27th, 2001House debate
Summit Of The Americas Mr. Speaker, I could not help but notice that the hon. member from Alberta, who I have a great respect for, mentioned the Mexican economy and the uplifting of that economy because of free trade. The reality is that post-NAFTA in Mexico free trade has created one new billionaire
March 27th, 2001House debate
Summit Of The Americas for Surrey Central has told the people in his riding that health, education and other public services should be on the table. I do not think he would represent the riding for long if he were forthright enough to tell them that. When the Conservatives negotiated free trade they forgot
March 27th, 2001House debate
Summit Of The Americas because of the trade agreements. Since NAFTA and free trade have come in never in the history of this country have seniors found life harder. If we really want to see the inadequacies of this trade deal, we can look at what it has done to our seniors, one of the most vulnerable groups
March 27th, 2001House debate