Canadian Heritage committee  Was that short enough?

Canadian Heritage committee  It is fundamental because it is part of our social fabric and who we are. We recognized that these differences are our strength. We have to provide funding while respecting differences and out of a sense of inclusion and a willingness to and the beauty of working together. As I s

Canadian Heritage committee  Mr. Blaney, I think that the media plays a fundamental role. The media played an important role when they talked about the measures taken by your government at the time. I am talking about the cuts to Radio-Canada, getting rid of the PromArt and Routes commerciales programs, cuts

Canadian Heritage committee  I cannot answer that.

Canadian Heritage committee  Of course. I am always brief, Mr. Blaney.

Canadian Heritage committee  I always look forward to your questions. When the media shed light on all your cuts—

Canadian Heritage committee  You're right, Madam Chair. The questions are incomprehensible. Mr. Blaney, I reject your premise. You say that we do not support regional media. However, the regional media in your riding and in other ridings will benefit from the various programs we are offering, including the

Canadian Heritage committee  I invite you to ask Facebook or Public Services and Procurement Canada that question.

Canadian Heritage committee  This question should be directed to Public Services and Procurement Canada. My department doesn't buy advertising.

Canadian Heritage committee  Time always flies with Mr. Blaney.

Canadian Heritage committee  Mr. Blaney, if I were impolite I might say that you spent 10 years doing nothing, but I will refrain from saying that.

Canadian Heritage committee  Absolutely. As you know, we've invested an additional $300 million in the Canada cultural spaces fund over 10 years. That's an extra $30 million a year. Why? It's extremely important to do so. This allows us to invest in small projects. I remember one in a region in Quebec that

Canadian Heritage committee  Thank you for your question, Ms. Dhillon. As I was saying to Mr. Hogg, I believe, we are seeing a resurgence of discrimination, hateful comments, and various forms of racism. We have decided to do something about it. We consulted more than 600 people and 400 groups across the c

Canadian Heritage committee  Absolutely. Intersectionality was raised quite frequently during our consultations. Parliamentary secretaries, federal MPs and people from across the country took part in those consultations. Many people who experience this intersectionality came to testify. I remember one woman

Indigenous Languages Act  moved that Bill C-91, An Act respecting Indigenous languages, as amended, be concurred in.