Finance committee   tax havens and good old-fashioned illegal cheating. I think that's important, but I'm going to focus very quickly, because of the time, on your question. I think the availability of tax havens is diminishing because of the OECD tax treaty that Canada belongs to and because

The Budget   they, and everyone else, are being cheated by the Liberals, who rob from the poor to feed the rich because they lack the ability to budget taxpayers' money. They do not go on vacations. They do not eat out or take their kids to the movies. They live like that, apparently, because the Liberals

The Budget   and the Prime Minister want to be bigger and stronger. That is why they are always trying to make Canadians feel weaker and smaller. The Prime Minister literally called our people a small, fringe minority. He jabs his fingers in the faces of our citizens. He calls small businesses tax cheats

Housing  Mr. Speaker, when it comes to housing, Quebeckers have been cheated by this government since 2019. We represent 22% of the population, yet have received only 14% of the funding and 6% of the affordable housing. Despite all this, the housing minister is giving lessons today. He

Finance committee   on greenwashing through Bill C-59. We know that greenwashing is bad for business, that it cheats consumers and that it hinders green innovation, but I'd like to stress how it's bad for all of our health and our shared environment. One example of this is the well-known case of the Volkswagen

Stopping Internet Sexual Exploitation Act   finally talk about it in Parliament. What is the government waiting for? We are talking about human dignity. Young girls are having their reputations tarnished. Young people are committing suicide because they have been manipulated and cheated, because people have abused their trust

Privilege   to meet the requirements of the contract and then checking if that was okay before sending them in was their process. What a wild and broken system this was. We have rigging of the process and systematic cheating, things that young children should know are highly unethical

Public Accounts committee  If we cheat, we're on track. Is that the government's position?

Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act  . This carbon tax scam is raising the price of everything, making us all poorer, making us less competitive and driving down profits for our farmers. It is not surprising, because this is the Liberal government that called all farmers and small business owners “tax cheats”. The same

Government Operations committee   back to calling small businesses tax cheats. The Prime Minister's own words, in fact, suggest that many small businesses are simply, in many cases, wealthy Canadians trying to avoid taxes. He knows a thing or two about wealthy Canadians trying to avoid taxes normally

Canada Labour Code   reasons per se, but it does sort of illuminate where the government stands with respect to business. When it called small business owners tax cheats, that not only affects the bottom line; it also affects the way people think about business. It shows the way the government thinks about

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, that is his attitude now. Do we remember when he called small businesses wealthy tax cheats? Now he accuses Carleton Mushroom Farms of being too successful, and therefore it needs to pay higher taxes. He clearly has no idea about our food supply chain, because

Citizenship and Immigration committee   on the process of the study around international students who were being cheated and subjected to exploitation by bad actors. The committee agreed with respect to a motion that I had made related to that, and a subsequent press release was to be issued. The former chair—not you, Mr. Chair

Fisheries committee  , unregulated and unreported sources enters the Canadian supply chain, it undermines our food safety, cheats consumers and the Canadian fishing industry, thwarts efforts to stop overfishing and contributes to human rights abuses. In Canada, a lack of traceability in seafood supply chains

Fisheries committee   in the commercial fishery in primarily two ways. The first is to cheat on quotas or enterprise allocations and land more fish than permitted by the licence. This is prevalent in such high-value fisheries as crab and halibut. The second common objective is to avoid taxation. This occurs