Questions on the Order Paper  With regard to comments made by the deputy minister of Public Services and Procurement Canada at the Standing Committee on Public Accounts on March 7, 2024: (a) what is the total value of staff augmentation contracts per year from 2015 to present, broken down by department; (b

Mental Health and Addictions  Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister's hesitation is worrisome. He just has to say the word to end this deadly experiment because, essentially, he is the one responsible for criminal law in Canada. That is where it ends. It is as simple as that. It is worrisome to see him insist

Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Atlantic Accord Implementation Act  Madam Speaker, I rise on a point of order. How is this relevant?

Mental Health and Addictions   is affecting all regions of Canada. The Journal de Montréal reports that crack consumption is surging in Montreal and will increasingly start happening in public places. Will the Prime Minister put an end to his extremist experiment in legalizing hard drugs today and say no to any

Food and Drugs Act   to pay for an inspection service that will guarantee the effectiveness and safety of natural health products. When we met in September, everyone agreed that consumers deserve to have effective products that are safe. Health Canada has to do its job in that respect. What did

Food and Drugs Act  Madam Speaker, does my colleague not find that Health Canada is using a bazooka to deal with a credibility problem it had, revealed by the Auditor General's report?

Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999  , particularly when it goes up the food chain and ends up in our food. Fourth, plastic pollution is present along our shorelines and in our surface waters, sediment, soil, groundwater, indoor and outdoor air, drinking water and food. The author of the bill, the member for Saskatoon

Pharmacare Act  , including the fact that it takes into account the principles of the Canada Health Act (public administration, comprehensiveness, universality, portability and accessibility), maintains long-term federal funding, covers birth control and diabetes medication, and includes first dollar

Finance   the Liberals. Tomorrow is budget day. Will the Prime Minister, who is not worth the cost, at least agree to our demands to axe the tax on farmers and food; build homes, not bureaucracy; apply the dollar-for-dollar rule; and, most importantly, put an end to his parade of inflationary

Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act   partnership council to provide independent annual advice to the Government of Canada and to engage with Canadians. This council will ensure that experts, including workers, indigenous leaders and industry representatives, are at the table to guide government action. The third part sets

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, after eight years of this government, let us examine its record. Housing costs have doubled. Immigration wait times are interminable. Over 800,000 Quebeckers are using food banks every month. Our streets are less and less safe. Violent crime is on the rise

Science and Research committee   College focuses on industry sectors that are important to its region, such as manufacturing, food, beverages, environment and horticulture, among others. Every college in Canada tends to do this. You have to know that applied research with local businesses or non-profits is a contact

Procedure and House Affairs committee   that was bestowed on Yaroslav Hunka here. It's an embarrassment that could have been avoided if the Prime Minister's Office had done its due diligence in checking the guest list it had sent to the Office of Protocol of Canada. It even states in the motion that neither the Prime Minister nor any

Science and Research committee   te Secwépemc for our first house in Kamloops and to T'exelc for our second house in Williams Lake, B.C. Our relationship with our host first nations guides us in our approach to all academic and research initiatives for our institution. Our university, while deeply committed

Intergovernmental Relations  . The Prime Minister wanted to interfere in housing and the price of rent doubled in Quebec. He wanted to interfere in the lives of middle-class people, and he shattered young families' dreams of home ownership and middle-class workers now have to rely on food banks. When the Prime