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Offering PM some good advice Bob Benzen: Mr. Speaker, this summer the Prime Minister failed to get construction started on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. He could use legislation to deliver this pipeline, but instead he is content to claim helplessness in face of the forces lined up against it and
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Mr. Speaker, media reports say the Prime Minister will not guarantee legislation he promised to re-assert federal authority over the Trans-Mountain pipeline, and get this project built. Legislation is now only being called 'an
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Liberals playing pipeline politics Mr. Bob Benzen: Mr. Speaker, the energy east pipeline has been cancelled, after the Liberals changed the rules for investors mid-process. Thousands of jobs and billions in revenue hinged on energy east, and those benefits will now evaporate due to the Liberals’ mismanagement. The Liberals’ failure
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Bill C-50, Political Financing Rules Madam Speaker, today I will be sharing my time with the member for Edmonton-Griesbach. The Liberal Party’s campaign platform literature attributes a quote to its leader as follows, “sunlight is the world’s best disinfectant. Liberals will shed new light on the government”. That quote by
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This important bill seeks to amend the Criminal Code in relation to the protection of firefighters’ equipment. These amendments are intended to address a need for better deterrence of some criminal activities we are seeing committed more frequently, and which have potential to place the safety, and even the lives, of Canadians at
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Bill C-48, Oil Tanker Bill Madam Speaker, for some time now, from well before the by-election in April that brought me to this place, I have watched with a mix of resentment and regret as the Liberal government engages in what I have come to call “proxy politics” on the
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Mr. Speaker, the history books will not be kind to this Prime Minister, who has played a shell game with Canadians. Four long, failure-prone years of broken promises, frequent scandals, and controversy has Canadians realizing the Prime Minister sold them a bill of goods. Where are the “sunny ways” and
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SO-31 – More cracks in Trudeau’s crumbling credibility Mr. Speaker, when the Prime Minister leaned on the former Attorney General to cut a deal for SNC-Lavalin he justified his actions by claiming many jobs would be lost and the company would move from Montreal if there was no DPA. For
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Amid a mounting list of failures, this Prime Minister’s 2019 carbon tax is just the beginning of what he wants Canadians to