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Voted Yes on Vote #754 Eighth report of the Standing Committee on National Defence
Voted Yes on Vote #755 18th report of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights
Voted Yes on Vote #756 on Bill C-375 Amend the Impact Assessment Act (federal-provincial agreements)
Voted Yes on Vote #757 Private Members' Business M-112 (Political interference, violence, or intimidation on Canadian soil)
Voted Yes on Vote #758 on Bill C-270 Amend the Criminal Code (pornographic material)
Spoke in the House on The Budget Madam Speaker, it is a pleasure to rise and to talk about Budget 2024. It is interesting that what we often hear from our colleagues across ...
Spoke at the Canada-China Relations committee on Canada–People’s Republic of China Relations Thank you very much, Chair. Thank you to the witnesses for being here, and to Mr. Vigneault for being here again. I have a bit of ...
Spoke at the Health committee on Opioid Epidemic and Toxic Drug Crisis in Canada Thank you very much, Dr. Mathew. Through you, Chair, I do have a motion that I'd like to move, as follows: That, given Prime Minister Justin ...
Spoke in the House on Mental Health and Addictions Mr. Speaker, the NDP-Liberal Prime Minister is not worth the crime, chaos, drugs and disorder. After nine years, the Prime Minister's extremist policy is allowing for ...
Spoke at the Canada-China Relations committee on Canada–People’s Republic of China Relations Thank you very much. We've heard previously of course that Ebola and Nipah were shipped on a flight. I believe it was Air Canada, but I ...
Spoke at the Finance committee on Bill C-59 That would be a zero, actually. You talked a bit about a new program, but doesn't this new idea create a different relationship between the dentist ...
Spoke in the House on 2020 Shootings in Nova Scotia Mr. Speaker, Joy Bond, Peter Bond, Gina Goulet, Elizabeth Joanne Thomas, John Joseph Zahl, Corrie Ellison, Dawn Madsen, Frank Gulenchyn, Aaron Tuck, Emily Tuck, Jolene Oliver, ...
Spoke in the House on Dental Care Mr. Speaker, interestingly enough, the Minister of Health of the NDP-Liberal government has been singing the praises, in photo ops, of this program for months now. ...
Spoke in the House on Pharmacare Act Madam Speaker, hopefully today we will move into reality as opposed to the fantasyland that has been painted by the Minister of Health. When we look ...
Spoke at the Canada-China Relations committee on Canada–People’s Republic of China Relations Thank you very much, Chair. Thank you to the witnesses for being here. Mr. Vigneault, you were here with us last week. I have some more ...
Spoke at the Health committee on Opioid Epidemic and Toxic Drug Crisis in Canada Thank you for that. I appreciate it. Deputy Chief Wilson, we talked a bit about the drugs that are on the street these days. Clearly, eight-milligram ...
Spoke at the Canada-China Relations committee on Canada–People’s Republic of China Relations Sir, I might suggest things were a bit different. Things had evolved to the point that early in 2019, this scientist's computer was mirrored, in my ...
Spoke at the Health committee on Women's Health Thanks, Chair. Just give me a minute, if you would, witnesses, to indulge in some committee business. I'd like to give notice of the following motion. ...
Spoke in the House on Health Mr. Speaker, 300% more government-issued opioids are being seized by police in British Columbia. More drugs on the street mean the street prices of opioids are ...
Spoke in the House on Government Accountability Madam Speaker, I rise on a point of order. “Unfair and misguided” is what the Premier of Nova Scotia called this carbon tax hike. I would ...
Spoke in the House on Charles Russell Clarke Madam Speaker, last week, Russell Clarke, one of our last surviving veterans of the Second World War, died just a few days before his 100th birthday. ...
Introduced legislation Private member's bill C-323 An Act to amend the Excise Tax Act (mental health services)