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The Steep Cost of Lockdowns Mr. Speaker, Ranchman’s Cookhouse and Dancehall was an iconic business in my riding that built up a loyal following over nearly 50 years. It was also home for rodeo history, with hundreds of pieces of memorabilia loaned over the years by champion ropers and riders,
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SO-31 – Tribute to Ron Carey Mr. Speaker, yesterday family and friends held a celebration of life for a Calgary businessman, philanthropist, and my friend, Ron Carey. Last month Ron died in a collision during a vintage car rally in England. Ron built his company, J&L Supply, into a successful
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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
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Defying the Liberal Carbon Tax Mr. Bob Benzen (Calgary Heritage, CPC): Mr. Speaker, resistance is growing to the Prime Minister’s plan to risk our economy by having a federal carbon tax. Manitoba is the latest province to say it will no longer tolerate the Liberals’ intrusion into its policy making
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Mr. Speaker, my riding of Calgary Heritage shares its name with one of western Canada’s great attractions – the Calgary Heritage Park Historical
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Mr. Speaker, Canada is fortunate to have the experts at the Calgary Zoo contributing to species recovery teams and working toward wildlife conservation, at home and around the
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Safety for Canada’s First Responders Mr. Speaker, brave Canadians at home and abroad accept the dangerous duty of protecting us – and their work does not end at Christmas. As we enjoy our holidays with family and friends, police officers and firefighters in our communities – and our military members
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