on Disaster Assistance Madam Speaker, time and time again I have risen in the House to bring to the government’s attention the flooding and wildfire disasters in my riding …
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Brad Vis Spoke in the House
on Questions on the Order Paper With regard to the AgriDiversity Program administered by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada: (a) how many applications were received in 2021; (b) how many projects were successful …
Brad Vis Spoke in the House
on Vancouver Rogues Rugby Club Mr. Speaker, the Vancouver Rogues are Canada’s first gay and inclusive rugby club, originally active from 2001 to 2009. The club has been revived for the …
Bob Zimmer Spoke in the House
on Business of Supply Madam Speaker, it is important that I thank the member for Moose Jaw—Lake Centre—Lanigan, and it is also important to read out what the motion is …
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
In 2016 I asked the Finance Minister why he was scrapping PPP Canada, instead opting for a new Canada Infrastructur… https://t.co/lxVyuUlfcR
Don Davies Posted on Twitter
The NDP’s Dental Care plan covering all Canadians without insurance earning <$90k will cost $1.6 billion per year.… https://t.co/wxegei94hk
Todd Doherty Posted on Twitter
I believe! @SpruceKings #letsgo #trueblue #GoKings @BCHockeyLeague https://t.co/YcM8afjhSs
Peter Julian Posted on Twitter
@NDP tabled #C262 #C263 in response to longstanding calls from activists, civil society, labour organizations in Ca… https://t.co/MLmzhs776S
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
“The plan, laid out in a briefing note obtained by the National Post, advocated giving Ukraine Harpoon Block 11 ant… https://t.co/NILI5xUdYp
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
It is immensely frustrating to be told by PM Trudeau we as Canadians are doing “everything we can” against Putin, t… https://t.co/JD5iWS79gU
Hedy Fry Posted on Twitter
The report by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change offers a sobering warning of if nations fail to addr… https://t.co/J96oqO4HGi
Hedy Fry Posted on Twitter
The federal gvt has begun action to reduce emissions by 40% by 2030. Unfortunately, the CPC continues to oppose the… https://t.co/WxybAEBo85
Peter Julian Posted on Twitter
The lack of a level playing field is leading to the closure of many #LocalMedia outlets & making the spread of fake… https://t.co/5vvMvFnMcQ
Peter Julian Posted on Twitter
Last wk I tabled #C262 to require Canadian companies to stop #HumanRights violations from happening in the 1st plac… https://t.co/wwoNf4V982
Peter Julian Posted on Twitter
@MiningWatch @CanadianLabour @SteelworkersCA & the labor movt globally have been calling for comprehensive measures… https://t.co/h2eDVhJcmm
Peter Julian Posted on Twitter
Last week I tabled #C262 to require Canadian companies to stop #HumanRights violations from happening in the 1st pl… https://t.co/aRKPHFKYw9
Alistair MacGregor Posted on Twitter
I’m about to hop on with @VIA_Rail and on my way to Montreal for the @CPMA_ACDFL Convention and Trade Show! Lookin… https://t.co/PJTVQsaRVj
Alistair MacGregor Posted on Twitter
Would have been nice if Liberals and Conservatives had voted for my Bill C-231 in last Parliament… https://t.co/tON7z6VHoL
Joyce Murray Posted on Twitter
C’est encourageant de constater que le stock de morue de 3Ps montre des signes de croissance modeste. Maintenir le… https://t.co/AYVb1aqtW8
Joyce Murray Posted on Twitter
En travaillant avec les pêcheurs et d’autres partenaires sur le plan de reconstitution de la morue, il reflète notr… https://t.co/wXMSRdNIbM
Joyce Murray Posted on Twitter
It’s encouraging to see the 3Ps cod stock show modest signs of growth. Maintaining the total allowable catch at the… https://t.co/1rmA8YOUSW
Carla Qualtrough Posted on Twitter
“Today’s announcement, and Minister Qualtrough’s keen, thorough review of the issues facing this sector, are import… https://t.co/pU405iFZYi
Carla Qualtrough Posted on Twitter
Thank you to all caregivers across Canada for the heroic work you do every single day. The impact of your work is f… https://t.co/EEpLLrovS5
Jonathan Wilkinson Posted on Twitter
It was a pleasure, as always! Thank you all for keeping folks in #NorthVancouver safe and sound. https://t.co/6czZIiT5y3
Bob Zimmer Posted on Twitter
WATCH: My speech on the need to increase defence spending in the @HoCChamber today. Putin is a very real threat in… https://t.co/fhXVXHp5uU
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
“Are you an employer who wants to support Ukrainian nationals in Canada with a job?” Learn more here: https://t.co/s7BPTOLlxN
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
This remains a baffling position by this Trudeau Liberal Minister. https://t.co/t5st0z9NGi
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
The Minister overlooks why Conservatives voted against the “1st Time home buyer initiative” In March of 2019 PM T… https://t.co/V0zDHor61V
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
The Minister of Housing has access to the best information in the country on housing. Does he agree with his GTA Li… https://t.co/cuZAkDqb7r
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
Just a reminder that regardless of what B.C. does the Federal vaccine mandate still applies in federally regulated… https://t.co/LclaUQM09r
Hedy Fry Posted on Twitter
GM’s investment of $2B to launch an electric vehicle production facility in Canada is excellent news. It will bring… https://t.co/7pXgQbIkjV
Jagmeet Singh Posted on Twitter
Votre salaire a-t-il augmenté de 39% ? Probablement pas. Mais les profits des six banques canadiennes ont, quan… https://t.co/xPEsjrITf4
Jonathan Wilkinson Posted on Twitter
ICYMI: Yesterday, we announced $7.5 million for #Alberta’s world class #cleantech sector. Through smart investmen… https://t.co/VpmEnuesqa
Don Davies Posted on Twitter
3 elections in 7 years, 2 identical Parliaments in a row. Successive minority governments that require cooperation… https://t.co/tCrFtwT1RC
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
Motion denied. “Twice today we heard diff. ministers claim Canada has the best debt-to-GDP ratio in the G7. With t… https://t.co/0bZGKC4dUu
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
Troubling. https://t.co/VueedvYnAp
Dan Albas Posted on Twitter
Agreed. https://t.co/m6BVq1YR6Z
Mel Arnold Posted on Twitter
Today is National Caregivers Day. I want to extend my thanks to all caregivers in the North Okanagan – Shuswap and… https://t.co/TPKVOKNZkT
Terry Beech Posted on Twitter
Canada’s auto manufacturing sector has always played a crucial role in our economy. As we move to a low-carbon worl… https://t.co/g0rHdHin9V
Terry Beech Posted on Twitter
That is why we are so are excited to see that GM is investing over $2 billion to create thousands of good, well-pay… https://t.co/EWpJQvjMd8
Terry Beech Posted on Twitter
This investment will help position Canada as a global leader in emissions-free vehicle manufacturing, boosting both… https://t.co/RX8NIf85E1
Richard Cannings Posted on Twitter
The federal government must provide real support for the 20% of Canadians living in energy poverty–the grant and l… https://t.co/djtdsNgNyz
Hedy Fry Posted on Twitter
Yesterday, the federal gvt announced its plan to bring high-speed internet to low-income families and seniors for $… https://t.co/w08qxGTgWv
Gord Johns Posted on Twitter
@SuzeMorrison thank you for your grit, determination, and courage and for fighting for the most marginalized Canadi… https://t.co/2H3Rjch0jR
Gord Johns Posted on Twitter
Successive Con & Liberal govts reduce corporate taxes from 28% to 15% while many Canadians can’t afford a place to… https://t.co/fwIJ3Oh5b7
Peter Julian Posted on Twitter
@FastRacingFP @jkenney I pumped gas for years at Robo, PayNSave & Petro-Canada during & after high school & before… https://t.co/MDkineR6Md
Harjit S. Sajjan Posted on Twitter
Firefighters play a critical role in our community. Today, I met with #VanSouth @IAFFCanada firefighters to discuss… https://t.co/RdLKH3N4Ih
Jonathan Wilkinson Posted on Twitter
Last month, I sat down with @bbcaaron to talk about how 🇨🇦 can help reduce reliance on 🇷🇺 energy. We can walk and… https://t.co/DhLVl8p26E
Ken Hardie Posted on Twitter
BA.2 That’s what Quebec knows. The only thing worse than removing safety measures is having to bring them back ag… https://t.co/F6hkO6WSe1
Carla Qualtrough Spoke in the House
on The Economy Mr. Speaker, I am happy to share with the House all the good work our government is doing to address labour shortages. This includes attracting talent …
Dan Albas Spoke in the House
on Housing Mr. Speaker, promises of housing affordability are a complete joke under this government. For example, housing prices in Toronto are up over 36%. In Montreal and …
Dan Albas Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, I am glad the member talked about and actually read the report by the Standing Committee on Finance. Some of the other speakers obviously …
John Aldag Spoke in the House
on National Framework on Cancers Linked to Firefighting Act Madam Speaker, I am pleased to participate in this important discussion on Bill C-224. I would like to thank my hon. colleague, the member for Longueuil—Charles-LeMoyne, …
Taylor Bachrach Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, a lot of what my colleague for Mirabel said I agree with, and there are a lot of questions I could ask. However, the …
Lisa Marie Barron Spoke in the House
on Fisheries and Oceans Mr. Speaker, across Canada, declining habitat and years of poor management have put Canada’s fish stocks at risk. Coastal communities and workers are feeling these impacts …
Rachel Blaney Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, I agree, especially regarding the issues of climate change. We know that the impacts are being felt profoundly. I am from British Columbia, and …
Richard Cannings Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, today we are debating a motion to concur in the report of the finance committee regarding recommendations arising from the pre-budget consultations. As we …
Frank Caputo Spoke in the House
on National Framework on Cancers Linked to Firefighting Act Madam Speaker, it is always a pleasure to rise on behalf of the members of Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo. This legislation sounds like it is long overdue. I have …
Laurel Collins Spoke in the House
on Climate Change Mr. Speaker, today’s IPCC report tells us we are racing toward a climate disaster. Worse still, we know what needs to be done and we have …
Laurel Collins Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, the member spent quite a bit of his speech talking about the Conservatives and the fact that they are still so committed to oil …
Don Davies Spoke in the House
on National Dental Care Mr. Speaker, April is Oral Health Month and today marks the beginning of National Dental Hygienists Week. This week’s theme, “Oral Health for Total Health”, reminds …
Don Davies Spoke in the House
on National Framework on Cancers Linked to Firefighting Act Madam Speaker, I would first like to thank my hon. colleague from Essex who just spoke so passionately and powerfully. I thank him for sharing his …
Sukh Dhaliwal Spoke in the House
on Sikh Heritage Month Mr. Speaker, April is Sikh Heritage Month in Canada, when we celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of Sikh pioneers for their positive impact on our country. …
Todd Doherty Spoke in the House
on National Framework on Cancers Linked to Firefighting Act Madam Speaker, how do I sum up my support in two minutes? This bill has to pass. We need to do more for our firefighters, for …
Ed Fast Spoke in the House
on The Economy Mr. Speaker, while Canadians are facing sky-high inflation, which has led to higher grocery and gas prices, and a housing affordability crisis, they want real solutions …
Ed Fast Spoke in the House
on Economic and Fiscal Update Implementation Act, 2021 Mr. Speaker, my colleague for Prince Albert has it right. Canada is the place where we should be investing. We should be harnessing the power of …
Ed Fast Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, I think it is time we shifted from opinion back to fact. As a member of the finance committee, I was part of the …
Randall Garrison Spoke in the House
on Economic and Fiscal Update Implementation Act, 2021 Madam Speaker, I listened to the member’s speech with great interest. I think we share some characteristics in our ridings, where a lot of people do …
Tracy Gray Spoke in the House
on Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Mr. Speaker, the NDP-Liberal minister can try to sidestep the economic woes the government’s high-tax, high-inflation policies are placing on new Canadians, but they know the …
Ken Hardie Spoke in the House
on The Economy Mr. Speaker, regulations act as the rule book for how businesses operate, and protect consumers, the environment and our health and safety. Over time, regulations can …
Ken Hardie Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, I want to congratulate the member, as I would like to congratulate everybody at that end of the House and everybody at this end …
Gord Johns Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, one thing that we put in a supplementary report around this motion is that Canadians are within only $200 of being able to pay …
Peter Julian Spoke in the House
on Economic and Fiscal Update Implementation Act, 2021 Madam Speaker, I have two comments and two questions for the member. We know when we talk about Canadians filling up their tanks that the oil …
Elizabeth May Spoke in the House
on Economic and Fiscal Update Implementation Act, 2021 Madam Speaker, I have heard my colleague speak before, clearly and evocatively, about the travel distances within her riding. We had an exchange some time ago …
Elizabeth May Spoke in the House
on Natural Resources Madam Speaker, I begin this evening’s Adjournment Proceedings by acknowledging that we are here on the territory of the traditional unceded lands of the Algonquin nation. …
Elizabeth May Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, on the discussion about fossil fuel subsidies, I am with the member partway. I agree that when we are cleaning up orphaned wells, it …
Joyce Murray Spoke in the House
on Fisheries and Oceans Mr. Speaker, clearly I will not be talking about what is in the budget, but what I will say is that we are very committed to …
Taleeb Noormohamed Spoke in the House
on Refugees Mr. Speaker, this week, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi will visit Canada. In honour of his visit, I want to recognize all those …
Harjit S. Sajjan Spoke in the House
on Health Mr. Speaker, one thing that I can assure the member and the House is that Canada is doing its part in making sure that we provide …
Harjit S. Sajjan Spoke in the House
on International Development Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank my hon. colleague for Laval—Les Îles for his strong advocacy for the Afghan people. Afghanistan is suffering from a …
Tako Van Popta Spoke in the House
on The Economy Mr. Speaker, so many small and medium-sized businesses in my riding of Langley—Aldergrove tell me that one of their biggest challenges is to find good workers …
Brad Vis Spoke in the House
on Petitions Madam Speaker, thousands of my constituents, and other Canadians from across the country, signed a petition I put forward on improving the number of flights from …
Brad Vis Spoke in the House
on Economic and Fiscal Update Implementation Act, 2021 Madam Speaker, let me just start by saying one thing. My staff were up in the village of Lytton the other day, and the village of …
Brad Vis Spoke in the House
on Emergency Preparedness Mr. Speaker, hearing the commentary today, I think there is one thing all British Columbians can agree on, irrespective of party, and that is that the …
Brad Vis Spoke in the House
on Committees of the House Madam Speaker, this morning I was reading an article in The Globe and Mail, and it was quoting, extensively, the chief executive of the Bank of …
Dan Albas Voted Yes
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
John Aldag Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Mel Arnold Voted Yes
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Taylor Bachrach Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Parm Bains Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Lisa Marie Barron Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Terry Beech Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Rachel Blaney Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Richard Cannings Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Frank Caputo Voted Yes
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Laurel Collins Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Marc Dalton Voted Yes
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Don Davies Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Sukh Dhaliwal Voted No
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)
Todd Doherty Voted Yes
on Vote #54 Opposition Motion (Federal budget)