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Agriculture committee Also, I think you mentioned the maximum residue levels, for example, and this is the same example I used when I was talking about the fruit growers earlier. There are products grown in the United States on which they can use certain pesticides, yet we're competing with these peop
June 8th, 2006Committee meeting
Agriculture committee So which products specifically come—
June 8th, 2006Committee meeting
Agriculture committee There's no time left, Mr. Atamanenko. As a matter of fact, we only have five minutes left and that will not be enough for a full round. However, if my colleagues have very short questions, I might accept a few. Mr. Gourde, do you have a question?
June 8th, 2006Committee meeting
The Vice-Chair Bloc
Agriculture committee If we were going to do this we would have to restructure our schedule for the rest of the session to fit in transportation somehow. I don't think we can do that.
June 8th, 2006Committee meeting
Agriculture committee We could have a proposal to leave early, so if we were doing that—
June 8th, 2006Committee meeting
Petitions Mr. Speaker, I have three petitions. The first is from the residents of Osoyoos and Nelson in my riding of British Columbia Southern Interior. They have signed a petition in regard to child care, requesting that Parliament work together in this minority Parliament to provide the
June 9th, 2006House debate
Petitions Mr. Speaker, my third petition is from residents of British Columbia Southern Interior, other areas of B.C., and Saskatchewan. These petitioners are calling upon the Government of Canada to remove Canadian soldiers from Afghanistan immediately. They feel that it should not be the
June 9th, 2006House debate
Petitions Mr. Speaker, the second petition deals with autism. This petition was signed by residents of the West Kootenay area of my riding, from Trail, Castlegar, Rossland, Montrose, Robson, Fruitville, Warfield and South Slocan. The petitioners ask Parliament to amend the Canada Health A
June 9th, 2006House debate
Rural Mail Delivery Mr. Speaker, the hon. member's talk on the postal situation in rural Canada is timely. I just received a call in my riding office and I would like his opinion. The person said there are not enough post office boxes in the rural areas because the population is growing faster than
June 9th, 2006House debate
International Trade committee Thank you. Now to the New Democratic Party, Mr. Atamanenko.
June 12th, 2006Committee meeting
The ChairConservative
International Trade committee Thank you very much. And thanks for being here, gentlemen. All of a sudden I may have to jump up and leave because I have to talk in the House, actually on this issue, but hopefully I'll have a chance to ask my question. Maybe I'll ask Mr. Friesen to respond and the rest of
June 12th, 2006Committee meeting
International Trade committee Initially to Mr. Friesen, and then to anybody else who would like to....
June 12th, 2006Committee meeting
International Trade committee Finally, it's my understanding, then, that we can gain market access only by compromising or changing our supply management system. Is there no other way that we can gain more market access and bring those other subsidies down, other than fooling around with our current supply ma
June 12th, 2006Committee meeting
International Trade committee Thank you, Mr. Atamanenko. Thanks for coming to our committee. I've enjoyed having you here. Now to the five-minute round, starting with the official opposition, the Liberals, Mr. Temelkovski.
June 12th, 2006Committee meeting
The ChairConservative
Committees of the House Mr. Speaker, the main issue facing us today is that dairy producers are being hurt by the importation of milk protein concentrates. The reason for this is that they are classified as proteins and not milk products. Eighty-five per cent of these milk protein concentrates are over
June 12th, 2006House debate