Bill C-229

Routine Proceedings

moved for leave to introduce Bill C-229, An Act to establish a national framework respecting attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Mr. Speaker, it is my great honour to stand in the House today and table this legislation. We all know s…

Government Orders

…as to ban symbols of hate. My colleague, the NDP member for New Westminster—Burnaby, has introduced Bill C-229, which would amend the Criminal Code to broaden the provisions related to hate propaganda by making it an offence to publicly display visual representations that promote or incite hatred or violence …

Private Members' Business

…to thank him for the discussions we have had, which do touch on the Hindu faith, regarding my bill, Bill C-229, on the banning of Nazi symbols in this country. I want to briefly touch on this, because just as it is important that we highlight the important contributions of Canadians of the Hindu faith right a…

Orders of the Day

… look to the future too, so I call on all my colleagues to support the NDP's private member's bill, Bill C-229, which would prevent anyone from selling and displaying symbols that promote hatred and violence in this country in the future.

Orders of the Day

…address it. I would also ask him if he would be willing to support the NDP's private member's bill, Bill C-229, on the banning of those hate symbols.

Routine Proceedings

moved for leave to introduce Bill C-229, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (banning symbols of hate). Mr. Speaker, last weekend we all saw the appalling images of Nazi flags being waved on Parliament Hill, just steps away from the sacred H…

Private Members' Business

…ow proceed to the taking of the deferred recorded division on the motion at second reading stage of Bill C-229 under Private Members' Business. The list of members voting by video conference has now been established for use by the table.

Private Members' Business

The House resumed from January 29 consideration of the motion that Bill C-229, An Act to repeal certain restrictions on shipping, be read the second time and referred to a committee.

Statements By Members

…emains as true today as it was then. Tomorrow, we will again vote on this important question. Since Bill C-229, which would repeal the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act, was first tabled, I have heard from community leaders and residents across our region. In a matter of weeks, our petition received hundreds of signa…

Private Members' Business

…rce sector, which has been fuelling a lot of our economy. Bill C-48, which would be displaced by my Bill C-229, was never about marine traffic transportation safety or ecological life in northern B.C. It really was a bill that restricted the ability of the strong oil and gas sector to continue to grow. It has…

Private Members' Business

…e members of the government and of other opposition parties talk about why Bill C-48, or this bill, Bill C-229, should not be reversed. Regarding some of the issues and decisions that were made by the previous government, we have seen an incredible negative impact on many of our communities throughout Canada.…

Private Members' Business

Mr. Speaker, I would first like to thank you for allowing me to speak today on Bill C-229, an act to repeal certain restrictions on shipping. This private member's bill would repeal the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act on British Columbia's north coast, and I rise today to defend the commitment …

Private Members' Business

…erative. Canada's natural environments need to be protected, not undermined. Collateral damage from Bill C-229 would go beyond potential accidental deep-water spills and the predictable environmental disruption; it would ravage the Great Bear Rainforest. The rainforest is a carbon sink that is home to the wes…

Private Members' Business

Mr. Speaker, when I think of Bill C-229, the first thing that comes to mind is that the Conservative Party is not necessarily in tune with the expectations Canadians have with respect to the responsibilities and the need to commit to prote…

Private Members' Business

The House resumed from November 2 consideration of the motion that Bill C-229, An Act to repeal certain restrictions on shipping, be read the second time and referred to a committee.