National Defence Act  Madam Speaker, of course we support that. I want to come back to something. The Liberal government does not want to admit that it is simply copying Bill C-77. They know full well that is what they are doing. I cannot blame them because that was the thing to do. However, it woul

National Defence Act  Madam Speaker, I thank my colleague for the question. It was extremely important. What retired Lieutenant-Colonel Perron said was extremely important. Another thing people need to know is that the Conservatives will always protect victims of crime and ensure that they are trea

National Defence Act  Madam Speaker, we appreciate that. The bill will take its course. We look forward to the next stages.

National Defence Act  Madam Speaker, we have to make sure that everything is going to work well and that everything is taken into consideration.

National Defence Act  Madam Speaker, I think that the process is great. We need to make sure everything is done right. We need to look at all the available options so that the best possible decisions can be made. As time goes on, we will see how the bill evolves over the course of the following stage

National Defence Act  Madam Speaker, I believe that we can always do better. So far, we are rather satisfied. We will see how things go.

National Physicians’ Day  Mr. Speaker, as we begin our week, I am pleased to speak to Bill S-248, an act respecting national physicians’ day. My Conservative colleagues and I support this bill. Physicians are a crucial part of our health and social services network. They lead medical teams and take on a

Justice  Mr. Speaker, our Prime Minister is trying to intimidate our leader with threats of legal action. He wants to beef up his credibility because his lack of leadership is causing the government to make mistakes. He hid the truth from Canadians for weeks, if not months, but now we ha

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, as a result of the Prime Minister's lack of leadership, his government has failed in all the international trade files. Steel and aluminum tariffs still have not been lifted. Compensation is being paid out in dribs and drabs, and let us not forget that the existing s

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, the Liberals signed the new free trade agreement with tariffs on aluminum and steel, which are still in place today. Then the Liberals imposed their own tariffs. Their improvised plan did not work. Approximately 86% of Chinese aluminum imports enter the United States

Justice  Mr. Speaker, on Friday, we learned that a Liberal MP from Orléans and former lieutenant-general in the Canadian Armed Forces is going to testify against the government in the trial of Vice-Admiral Mark Norman. The Vice-Admiral was defending the Royal Canadian Navy from political

Justice  Mr. Speaker, there is no end to the Liberals' political interfering and scheming. After politicizing the fighter jet procurement file, they politicized the Navy's procurement projects. If the Liberals have nothing to hide, why will they not provide Vice-Admiral Norman with the d

Regional Economy  Mr. Speaker, the Liberal government has politicized the fighter jet procurement file. Three and a half years later, nothing is happening. The Liberals' improvisation, political interference and schemes are motivated by their naive and reckless election promise to not buy the F-35

Foreign Affairs  Mr. Speaker, Canada's Arctic is a strategic region with immense potential. Yesterday, the U.S. Secretary of State described Canada's claim to the Northwest Passage as “illegitimate”, casting doubt on Canada's Arctic sovereignty. The Liberals lost control over our southern regi

Public Services and Procurement  Mr. Speaker, every passing day brings new Liberal failures. The conclusions of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute report are scathing. The report found that the Liberal government's decisions around replacing Canada's fighter jets were purely based on reasons of political interest