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Fisheries committee for the salmon resource and its cultural and economic significance to all Miramichiers; respect for the rights of first nations to a sustainable harvest; respect for fisheries regulations based upon sound science and practical considerations; respect by residents for private property rights
May 17th, 2016Committee meeting
Jerry Doak
Copyright Act in the first place. The legislation before the House right now would give a unique exemption to either individuals who have a visual impairment or organizations acting on their behalf. The bill is structured in a way so that it would not threaten the intellectual property or the copyright
May 17th, 2016House debate
Pierre PoilievreConservative
Agriculture committee are going to sell it. Usually we verify whether there are other federal departments that would have an interest in that property. Then we want to make sure whether there were any aboriginal rights. That varies quite substantially from province to province. Some provinces have treaty land
March 7th, 2016Committee meeting
Pierre Corriveau
Bill C-74 Canada-Quebec Gulf of St. Lawrence Petroleum Resources Accord Implementation Act
of publication of notices 47. Regulations Division 3ExplorationExploration Licences 48. Rights under exploration licences 49. Shares 50. Terms 51. Amendment of exploration licence 52. Effective date of exploration licence 53. Continuation
June 18th, 2015
Bill
Greg RickfordConservative
Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act this legislative change would give purchasing rights to nearly 600,000 individuals. Let me again quote Pierre Latraverse of the Fédération québécoise des chasseurs et pêcheurs, who said: It's a very positive measure, given that there will only be a single licence under these conditions
May 25th, 2015House debate
Pierre LemieuxConservative
Citizenship and Immigration committee Thank you for inviting me to speak on Bill S-7, the zero tolerance for barbaric cultural practices act. I commend the government for its leadership in taking a stand on a very difficult issue and for defending the human rights of vulnerable women who are unable to speak
May 7th, 2015Committee meeting
Aruna Papp
Agriculture committee and tools to advance the sector. A key catalyst for innovation is the Agricultural Growth Act, which received royal assent about two months ago. Bill C-18 will drive innovation by strengthening intellectual property rights for plant breeders so Canadian producers can and will have
April 30th, 2015Committee meeting
The Honourable Gerry Ritz Conservative
Bill C-640 An Act respecting VIA Rail Canada and making consequential amendments to the Canada Transportation Act
) In carrying out its objects and duties under this Act, the Corporation has the capacity, and subject to this Act, the rights, powers and privileges of a natural person. Property (2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the Corporation may acquire, hold, lease, sell or dispose
April 29th, 2015
Bill
Philip TooneNDP
Canadian Heritage committee real property or the disposition of any real or personal property, other than program material or rights therein, for a consideration in excess of four million dollars or such greater amount as the Governor in Council may by order prescribe; or (b) a lease or other agreement
April 20th, 2015Committee meeting
Agriculture committee breeders' rights under Bill C-18. The agricultural growth act will strengthen intellectual property rights for plant breeders so Canada can catch up with the rest of our competitors. This is supported by every relevant farm group across Canada. Aligning our regulations will not only
November 27th, 2014Committee meeting
Gerry RitzConservative
Agricultural Growth Act more effective intellectual property rights. Once again, it is clear that the NDP is turning its back on farmers and the party knows it. During that same debate, the NDP MP for Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine said that changes to the Plant Breeders' Rights Act and Canada's decision
November 24th, 2014House debate
Pierre LemieuxConservative
Combating Counterfeit Products Act reading. We in the NDP could not agree more with protecting consumers. It is only right to support bills of this kind that have that intent. It is important for Canadian companies and consumers to fight counterfeiting, which, we must remember, is a breach of intellectual property
June 19th, 2014House debate
Bill C-614 An Act respecting VIA Rail Canada and making consequential amendments to another Act
, and subject to this Act, the rights, powers and privileges of a natural person. Property (2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the Corporation may acquire, hold, lease, sell or dispose of any real or personal property. Administration of oaths 16. The Corporation may
June 12th, 2014
Bill
Philip TooneNDP
Government Operations committee increasingly important in an open data environment. The key distinguishing aspect of these data is that they are all defined by a location or position on the earth. Additionally, they are often relevant in multiple applications, ranging from property rights, to government policy decisions
May 15th, 2014Committee meeting
Prashant Shukle
Natural Resources committee You're completely right. I would introduce a note of caution, though, about universities and intellectual property. This is an area that I actually studied a lot 15 years ago, but in the American context. The problem when universities get into the patent game
March 27th, 2014Committee meeting
Dr. Pierre Desrochers