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Business of Supply  It doubled the cost of housing. As a result, the dream of home ownership has drifted out of reach for young families, because the down payment for a house has become so high that it is no longer affordable, not to mention the interest rates for repaying the mortgage. It is becoming unaffordable for young families, all across the country.

May 23rd, 2024House debate

Luc BertholdConservative

Business of Supply  One failure on the international stage, which again is repeated and ongoing, relates to a lack of credibility. It is the inability to have a plan to reach the 2% investment target. It is the position on the war in Gaza and the inability to take the normal and increasingly internationally recognized step of recognizing the Palestinian state.

May 23rd, 2024House debate

Yves-François BlanchetBloc

Criminal Code  According to the sponsor of the bill in the Senate, Julie Miville-Dechêne, a 2018 report from Public Safety Canada explains that victims are often reluctant to report their situation, since they tend to believe that the success rate of prosecutions is very low. Prosecutors, for their part, find it difficult to reach the high threshold of evidence required for trafficking cases. The statistics are startling. In 2019, 89% of human trafficking charges resulted in a stay, withdrawal, dismissal or discharge.

May 23rd, 2024House debate

Andréanne LaroucheBloc

Business of Supply  This spending power has become a disease that is more serious than we suspect. I sat on the Standing Committee on Health for several months. We have reached a point where, when we say that Quebec's jurisdictions must be respected, we are told that it is no big deal, that spending power lets us do whatever we want. I heard my colleague from Thunder Bay—Rainy River and my NDP colleagues say so.

May 23rd, 2024House debate

Jean-Denis GaronBloc

Budget Implementation Act, 2024, No. 1  A careful reading of this budget makes it clear that the Prime Minister and the Liberal Party are no longer federalists. Like the Bloc Québécois, they now oppose the idea of dividing responsibilities between the jurisdictions of Quebec and the provinces and those of the House of Commons. Let us take a closer look at the definition of federalism.

May 21st, 2024House debate

Nathalie Sinclair-DesgagnéBloc

Canada Border Services Agency  Mr. Speaker, our government is definitely committed to reaching agreements with all of our different public service unions that are both fair to the employees and reasonable to taxpayers. We have already reached agreements with 17 different bargaining units that cover over 80% of represented employees.

May 24th, 2024House debate

Anthony HousefatherLiberal

Canada Labour Code  Speaker, I just want to point out that, many times, I hear Conservatives bring up criticisms of anti-scab legislation. They say it will extend, delay and make labour disputes last longer and longer; in fact, it is those labour disputes where replacement workers have been brought in that become dangerous, vicious and very long, and they tear communities apart. I think of the Giant mine in Yellowknife, where nine people were killed by people who were frustrated about being replaced without any choice.

May 24th, 2024House debate

Richard CanningsNDP

Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Atlantic Accord Implementation Act  Mr. Speaker, an agreement could not be reached under the provisions of Standing Order 78(1) or 78(2) with respect to the third reading stage of Bill C-49, An Act to amend the Canada—Newfoundland and Labrador Atlantic Accord Implementation Act and the Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Resources Accord Implementation Act and to make consequential amendments to other Acts.

May 24th, 2024House debate

Steven MacKinnonLiberal

Canada Labour Code  None of those men were radicals or extremists like the Conservatives of the time called them, but they had reached a point where they were not going to put up with the brutal conditions underground anymore. They knew what the odds were. They knew that, if they stood up, many of them would be thrown out on the street, their families not able to be fed.

May 24th, 2024House debate

Charlie AngusNDP

Climate Change  That is what federal government scientists disclosed on Wednesday. Water temperatures are reaching record levels, as much as five degrees above average. Oxygen levels are decreasing. As a result, species such as shrimp are in serious decline. The economy and biodiversity of our regions are at risk.

May 24th, 2024House debate

Monique PauzéBloc

Government Priorities  She ought to read the most recent report of the Parliamentary Budget Officer, which makes clear that no fewer than 50,000 Canadians have been supported by this government's national housing strategy and specifically the reaching home program, which they would cut because they have an austerity agenda that they are ideologically committed to.

May 24th, 2024House debate

Peter FragiskatosLiberal

Canada Labour Code  One of the things Bill C-58 would do would be to amend the maintenance of activities process to “encourage employers and trade unions to reach an earlier agreement respecting activities to be maintained in the event of a legal strike or lockout”. Our committee heard from many stakeholders on the types of implementations that typically arise when identifying these essential activities.

May 24th, 2024House debate

Tracy GrayConservative

Climate Change  Dirty oil is the primary cause of global warming. Ottawa is literally making Quebeckers pay to harm our own ecosystems. How much longer will we agree to entrust our money to this irresponsible country?

May 24th, 2024House debate

Monique PauzéBloc

Business of Supply  By collaborating with our partners across all levels of government, we can continue to drive our economy toward growth that lifts everyone up and keep the promise of Canada within everyone's reach. Therefore, I encourage hon. members in the House to reject today's ill-conceived motion.

May 23rd, 2024House debate

Bryan MayLiberal

Business of Supply  The fiscal imbalance is not fixed, but it no longer exists. However, if the federal government wants to convince the public that it is capable of becoming a unitary state with sweeping powers, perhaps it should start by showing that it is capable of at least looking after its own areas of jurisdiction, the things that are truly its responsibility.

May 23rd, 2024House debate

Nathalie Sinclair-DesgagnéBloc