Canada Labour Code   not signed the same type of agreement with the two other battery plants in Canada that will also receive a great deal of public money? The only way is for us to see the contracts. What is the government so afraid of? Why is it so unwilling to show Canadians these contracts? It is simply

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act  Mr. Speaker, here are a few numbers that show just how empty the Liberal rhetoric is. When the member for Carleton was minister, the average cost of rent in Canada was $950 a month. It is now over $2,000. The average mortgage payment on a new home was just $1,400. Now

Procedure and House Affairs committee   reads as follows: (a) acknowledge the failure of officials in the Prime Minister's Office and the Liberal Party of Canada to provide relevant information to this Committee that they had indicated they would undertake to provide; So we are talking about government transparency. I

Finance  Mr. Speaker, after eight years of Liberal inflationary spending, the Prime Minister is not worth what inflation is costing Quebeckers. In October, Quebec's inflation rate of 4.2% was the worst in Canada yet again. According to Scotiabank's calculations, government overspending

Canada Labour Code  Mr. Speaker, I can see that the member of this costly NDP-Liberal coalition is worried, because he just referred to a bill from 2016 that is still not in force. He thinks that this government will now do what it says it will do with Bill C-58. Personally, what worries me are the

Canada Labour Code  Mr. Speaker, I have the interests of all Quebeckers at heart, particularly those of voters in the riding of Beloeil—Chambly. Let me quote the Bloc Québécois leader, who said Northvolt's involvement in his riding “could help Vallée-du-Richelieu develop a whole innovative, high ad

Canada Labour Code  Mr. Speaker, the important thing is to know if these contracts and bills being introduced today are of any value to Canadians. That is a very good question we must ask ourselves. Unfortunately, what we have realized, what we have seen and what we have discovered is that 1,600 jo

Canada Labour Code  Mr. Speaker, I absolutely do not believe the Liberals intend to implement this bill in 18 months' time. They want to get through the next election and let the debate die down on its own. That is the reality. How can I be sure about that? I see it when I look at the contracts tha

Canada Labour Code  Mr. Speaker, I appreciate my colleague's remarks. I will make a very direct connection. Bill C‑58 states that the Liberals will implement the legislation in 18 months. Once again, the Liberals are making a promise they will not keep. I want to demonstrate here in my speech to a

Canada Labour Code  Mr. Speaker, if you were to canvass the House, I am sure you would find unanimous consent to allow my colleague to share his time with me on this matter.

National Framework for a School Food Program Act   in eight jobs in Canada. The objective of Canada's food policy is to “help guide public, private, and non-profit sectors on food-related decisions and actions that can improve people’s lives, their health, and the health of the environment and the economy.” A national school food

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, in the meantime, a quarter of Canadians are using assistance services to meet their basic needs, such as food and housing. After eight years of this tax plan, this Prime Minister is not worth the environmental cost. The Liberals have literally killed every clean

Science and Research committee   territory. I'm a descendant of white settlers to Canada of German and Hungarian heritage. I'm a veterinarian. I have a graduate degree in wildlife health, and I am a professor at the University of Calgary. I have worked with Dene and Inuit communities in the Arctic and subarctic

Carbon Pricing   not helped this Liberal government achieve its environmental goals for seven out of the eight years it has been in power. In fact, Canada trails behind, ranking 58th out of 63 countries. In light of these repeated failures, will the Prime Minister finally admit that what he has is a tax

Carbon Pricing   the pause on the carbon tax on home heating fair across the country. Will he stand with Canadians, or with the Liberals? Also, will the Bloc Québécois stand with the 972,000 Quebeckers who rely on food banks every month, or with the Liberals? After eight years of divisive