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Situation in Iraq that will always characterize Canada's relationship with the United States of America and the United Kingdom; our pride in the work of the members of the Canadian Forces who are deployed in the Persian Gulf region; our hope that the U.S.-led coalition accomplishes its mission as quickly
April 8th, 2003House debate
Jean ChrétienLiberal
Resumption of debate on Address in Reply range from the deprivation of food, clothing and shelter to not being able to more fully participate in Canadian society. This debate is on absolute versus relative measures of poverty. Once we get this resolved, it will become the foundation of social welfare in Canada. It will also
October 1st, 2002House debate
Paul SzaboLiberal
Supply opposite of some of its half-baked ideas. Reform members may not like it, but consider their farm policy resolution back in Saskatoon in 1991. They stated that their party's policy was not guided by the interests of producers but by the “demand of consumers for secure supplies of food
October 25th, 1999House debate
Dick ProctorNDP
The Late Mr. Justice Emmett Hall Mr. Speaker, it is indeed an honour for me to rise today on behalf of my colleagues in the New Democratic Party caucus to pay tribute to one of Canada's and Saskatchewan's greatest sons, Mr. Justice Emmett Hall. It perhaps seems trivial at a time like this to simply talk about
November 20th, 1995House debate
Canadian Tourism Commission Act speech a few years back. And now, in the House of Commons, in the Parliament of Canada, the government introduces an act to establish the Canadian Tourism Commission. From the outset, it is rather incomprehensible. Why is the federal government bent on interfering in this sector
November 26th, 1999House debate
Paul CrêteBloc
Iraq the Canadian government will remember that it must represent the Canada population, which is against this war. I would like to read a second message that comes from a person who lives on Jumonville Street and whose name is Amélie: You know better than anyone that the United States
January 29th, 2003House debate
Yvon CharbonneauLiberal
The Budget . It is recognized that the programs we have in place to deal with toxic substances are far from adequate. This budget provides Environment Canada with the resources it needs to deal with that problem. It also allocates additional resources to help ensure food safety in Canada. Finally
February 16th, 1999House debate
Paul MartinLiberal
Supply the reality of Canadian and Quebec farm production. I would like to spend a moment on the motion by my colleague for Brandon—Souris, which reads as follows: That this House regrets the failure of the government to recognize the important of Canada's food industries— I am going
November 16th, 1999House debate
Odina DesrochersBloc
Public Safety Act, 2002 . The federal government is using the September 11 terrorist attack as an excuse for continuing its anti-gun, anti-hunting, anti-farmer, anti-sports shooter, anti-firearms collector, anti-historical re-enactor, anti-licensed firearms and ammunitions dealer, anti-guides and outfitters
November 18th, 2002House debate
Garry BreitkreuzCanadian Alliance
The Budget with the provinces which would lead to a more efficient joint food inspection system. For the same reason, the Minister of National Revenue will also create a national revenue agency, the Canada revenue commission. The creation of this commission will facilitate the development of a closer
March 6th, 1996House debate
Paul MartinLiberal
Pest Control Products Act with those of the United States. The PMRA should step up work with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the Departments of Foreign Affairs and International Trade to harmonize data requirements with NAFTA partners and those of other OECD countries. The official opposition believes
June 7th, 2002House debate
Gurmant GrewalCanadian Alliance
Assisted Human Reproduction Act absolutes are lacking, great evil can be done, and if experience is our guide, almost surely will be done. A fundamental failure in Bill C-13 is that it is ethically and morally neutral as to a preference between embryonic stem cell research and adult stem cell research. The bill does
April 10th, 2003House debate
John M. CumminsCanadian Alliance
Assisted Human Reproduction Act innovations. There are stories of joy and heartbreak, as well as sacrifice and pain during infertility treatment. Reproductive technologies have become widespread in Canada yet unfortunately, they remain beyond the reach of government regulations. Therefore, the debate on this piece
April 1st, 2003House debate
Supply would listen to the fog horns guide the ships safely to and from the harbour. I would play on the beach and swim with my cousins in the chill bracing waters of Lake Superior. With my father and mother I would walk along the harbour and watch the sailboats zip along its chalky blue
February 9th, 1999House debate
Karen Kraft SloanLiberal
Main Estimates 2003-04 Canada was publicly owned and the transport sector was regulated? Do you remember all that good service from one city to another, when the planes flew on a regular basis, the food was decent and the service was decent? Do you remember those terrible days when the public sector
June 12th, 2003House debate
Bill BlaikieNDP