Business of Supply  , and the Conservative member for Kelowna—Lake Country was tweeting about ending the carbon tax. One of my friends, and a friend of many in the House, the former member for Kelowna—Lake Country, Stephen Fuhr, had his house burned to the ground during these fires. When the members talk about how

National Defence committee   us back to June 2019—just about two years ago—when the predecessor committee in the 42nd Parliament issued its report on improving diversity and inclusion in the Canadian Armed Forces. That report was chaired by Stephen Fuhr, who was then the member for Kelowna-Lake Country

Industry committee   by former MP Stephen Fuhr from Kelowna—Lake Country with respect to pilot training schools. We know there was a problem with respect to training pilots prior to the pandemic, and that, I think, has just amplified the problem. We talked a little bit about retraining people who already

Transport committee  Thank you, Mr. Keenan. Mr. Hardie and Mr. Fuhr, you are sharing your time. Mr. Fuhr, you have two minutes, and then we'll go on to Mr. Hardie.

Committees of the House  Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the 17th report of the Standing Committee on National Defence, entitled “Improving Diversity and Inclusion in the Canadian Armed Forces”. Pursuant to Standing Order 109, the committee requests that the govern

Committees of the House  Madam Speaker, I have the honour to present, in both official languages, the 16th report of the Standing Committee on National Defence, entitled “Canada's Role in International Peace Operations and Conflict Resolution”. Pursuant to Standing Order 109, the committee requests that

Transport committee  I'll keep going on Mr. Fuhr's line of questioning. Mr. Fuhr has flown the Atlantic solo a number of times, which is something I think many pilots would like to do. How do we get these very experienced pilots into these class 1 and class 2 slots? One of the problems I see

Transport committee  Thank you very much, Madam Chair. Minister, thank you for coming this morning. As you're aware, this committee recently tabled a report called “Supporting Canada's Flight Schools”. That came about as a result of my Motion No.177, which was supported unanimously in the House, 28

Transport committee  Thank you. That's my two minutes. I'll pass.

Fisheries committee  Great. Thanks very much. I'd like to turn to you, Ms. Warwick Sears. Earlier today, I was speaking to a colleague of mine, Stephen Fuhr, who is the MP for your area. He told me about the water milfoil control activities that are going on and the concern around it being

Aerospace Industry  Madam Speaker, the Canadian aerospace industry is an important economic driver in every region of the country. British Columbia, for example, has the third-largest aerospace footprint, with over 200 companies directly or indirectly employing nearly 30,000 workers. In my riding

Transport committee  It's 12:58. Thank you to all our witnesses for sharing your knowledge and time with us, and to Mr. Fuhr for bringing this bill forward. It's been fascinating, and I think a real learning experience for all of us here on the committee. The meeting is adjourned.

Transport committee  Thank you. I would like to give whatever time I have left to Mr. Lavigne so that he can come back into the conversation.

Transport committee  Thank you very much. We go on to Mr. Fuhr.

Transport committee  Thank you all for coming. Bob, Michael, Richard and Martin, it's nice to see you again. I don't have a ton of time. I want to reinforce this, because this is coming to a close really quickly and the committee will have to deliberate on recommendations to the Government of Canada