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Finance committee , not-for-profit organization serving about 15,000 to 20,000 individuals each year in downtown west Toronto, including the Davenport riding ably represented by MP Dzerowicz here. We work with people experiencing homelessness, with low-income people and families, and with seniors. Many of those
November 6th, 2023Committee meeting
Maureen Fair
Procedure and House Affairs committee and work to see those candidates defeated. It was also reported that Ms. Tong and Mr. Wang, among other methods, used CCP “proxies” to achieve those objectives. Ms. Tong reportedly even boasted in 2021 about how she helped defeat two Conservative members of Parliament, including an MP
February 21st, 2023Committee meeting
Michael CooperConservative
Criminal Code , but it is pretty clear to me, and I want to speak clearly to this, that the RCMP in Nova Scotia failed the public badly. I know a commission is looking at this, but the RCMP had information that was not shared. It failed to put out a warning and 22 people were killed. I know this inquiry
June 21st, 2022House debate
Elizabeth MayGreen
Criminal Code and Controlled Drugs and Substances Act personal and political support. My role as an MP is now taking up more than half our relationship and I will never be able to repay him. As I said during the campaign, I very much wanted to come back to the House to be able to deal with unfinished business from the last Parliament
December 13th, 2021House debate
Health committee . In 2020-21 alone, the Government of Canada provided $42 billion in cash support to provinces and territories through the Canada health transfer. That has grown to $43.1 billion this past year, 2021-22. In 2020-21, $9.7 billion was sent to Quebec alone. We will continue to work
January 14th, 2022Committee meeting
Adam van KoeverdenLiberal
Health committee from the armed forces early in this pandemic, and the report they wrote had some shocking stories. This is an issue that Canadians care about deeply. Mr. Chair, I need to explain why, as a local MP, I had to sign this letter, and why I believe all members of this committee should
June 21st, 2021Committee meeting
Sonia SidhuLiberal
Criminal Code or with a weapon. To summarize, under Bill C-22, someone could break out of prison, steal a car to escape, break into several businesses, steal massive amounts of goods and cash, break into a home, assault the occupants with a weapon and then attack a police officer with a weapon. Apparently
April 13th, 2021House debate
Shannon StubbsConservative
Canadian Heritage committee for so-called conventional broadcasters such as CTV, CBC/Radio-Canada, TVA, global and others. The same would be true for the various radio stations, CBC/Radio-Canada and commercial stations. Although the government has been in power for six years now, this much anticipated bill
May 31st, 2021Committee meeting
Alain RayesConservative
Business of Supply for that, I thought maybe the 184 opposition members could give them a hand. According to my calculations, if we decide to do the work for them, every MP will have to plant 10,869,565.2 trees. I do not want to brag, but I have already planted two trees in my yard, and I believe my
May 13th, 2021House debate
Martin ChampouxBloc
Privilege of blocking out inconvenient facts speaks louder. However, one significant evolution since the health committee's experience is that here the government tried to deflect responsibility elsewhere for the redactions. According to an article on August 27 on CBC News entitled, “Commons law
September 24th, 2020House debate
Michael BarrettConservative
Government Business No. 1 from arriving in Canada, but did not take any steps to prepare at that time. Between January 22 and February 18, 58,000 travellers arrived in Canada from high-risk areas and only 68 were pulled aside for further assessment by a quarantine officer. There again we see
September 28th, 2020House debate
Stephanie KusieConservative
COVID-19 Response Measures Act with this bill and want to fix them now, not when it is too late or when most individuals will already be involved in the program. I would note that hundreds, if not thousands, of people have called their MPs to say that they did not think they were entitled to the CERB but that it was so
September 30th, 2020House debate
Kristina MichaudBloc
The Budget , we have the meeting on November 22 between the former attorney general and two senior staff members from the Prime Minister's Office, about which the former attorney general testified: In mid-November, the PMO requested that I meet with Mathieu Bouchard and Elder Marques
April 3rd, 2019House debate
Pierre PoilievreConservative
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act . It was only because of an access to information request by CBC News that Parliament even knows of this report. A CBC News article noted: The June 2017 report by former Privy Council Office chief Mel Cappe, now a professor at the University of Toronto, was obtained by The Canadian Press
June 12th, 2019House debate
Glen MotzConservative
The Budget billion of new spending around, in order to distract from it all. The Liberals will be quick to point out that $41 billion is just if one uses cash accounting. We can use accrual accounting and it works out to $23 billion. However, the bottom line is this. The Prime Minister has
April 1st, 2019House debate
Pierre PoilievreConservative