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Mr. Speaker, the Liberal minister from Alberta is a fake and a fraud. He said he was not the Randy involved in his company, but we know that there is only one Randy. He said he was not involved in his company at the cabinet table—
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Mr. Speaker, I will restart. The Liberal minister from Alberta has been implicated in fraud in media reports. Today, we have seen that. It is very clear—
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Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister's Liberal minister from Alberta has said a lot of things, but we know he is a fake and a fraud. He said that he was not the Randy involved in the company in question in hundreds of thousands of dollars in fraud cases that are now before the courts. He said he was not involved with the company while he was in cabinet, but of course now there is evidence that is not t…
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Mr. Speaker, why does the Liberal member keep standing up and defending the indefensible? He is defending a member of his caucus, a member of cabinet, who came before committee and said one thing when the other thing was actually true. He said he was indigenous in order to win government contracts, but it was not true. His business is sharing business resources with cocaine traffickers. That is wh…
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Mr. Speaker, this issue is incredibly important. This is why the ethics committee has called for that Liberal minister from Edmonton to come back before the ethics committee to see if we can get a third version of his truth, or maybe get to the facts of the matter. It is a real problem when we have a minister come before a parliamentary committee and we have to bring them back because we have lear…
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Mr. Speaker, it is a real shame that, today, Canadians who voted for NDP members see those NDP members supporting a Liberal government and a Liberal Prime Minister that has attacked workers—
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians are rightly disappointed, especially those who voted for the NDP, to see the NDP members supporting and voting for a Prime Minister and a Liberal Party that have attacked workers. It is really shameful and I understand why they are so upset. The NDP members must be taking marching orders from their leadership to support a Prime Minister, to support a Liberal Party that is at…
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Mr. Speaker, it is hard to imagine how the Liberals and their NDP counterparts can defend the Prime Minister and the Liberal minister from Edmonton, when he had to come out and apologize now that he has been caught for misrepresenting himself as being indigenous when he is not, and for being involved in a business that is facing fraud allegations and is under investigation for arson. It is just un…
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Withdrawing the previous words, Mr. Speaker, we will talk about the Liberal minister from Alberta who has been implicated, in media reports, in fraud. Some of them he has even apologized for. He misrepresented his identity, claiming to be indigenous, trying to steal contracts from people who are in fact indigenous. The same minister said that he was not the Randy at his own company. We know that t…
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Mr. Speaker, it is unbelievable that with the cocaine connections to the Liberal minister from Alberta, the Liberals and the Prime Minister want to allow him to continue to be in cabinet. The minister said he was indigenous to try to steal contracts from individuals who are indigenous. That is okay as long as someone is a Liberal. The company is involved in more than half a dozen lawsuits because …
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Mr. Speaker, I will withdraw the last word. He should be fired.
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Mr. Speaker, I am sure that I was referring to the other Randy as cocaine Randy.
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Madam Speaker, I appreciate the thoughtful speech by my colleague from Lakeland. I would be interested in her insights and perspective on the message the government is sending to Canadians. It is punishing them with its carbon tax on everything, while the Prime Minister jet-sets across the country for vacations and photo ops, and does nothing to help Canadians who are struggling just to feed thems…
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Mr. Speaker, revelations in court filings show that there is another lawsuit against the Liberal minister from Edmonton showing that he broke the law. This one shows his shady company and his business partner, and now the minister has been directly named in a lawsuit in their search for buyers. A text message says that they are going to sell this and reports updating Felix and Randy. Another asks …
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Mr. Speaker, Canadians cannot believe a word from the Liberals when it comes to this scandal. We know that the cabinet minister was sitting around the table while his company was applying for federal government contracts, and we know that his business lied before a parliamentary committee, but there is more explosive reporting today about the Liberal minister from Edmonton and his company fraudule…
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Mr. Speaker, I am delighted that, as the member for Kingston and the Islands pointed out, my remarks have drawn the attention of the minister. I look forward to his having the opportunity to hear a little about the effect of his record on Canadians. After nine years of the NDP-Liberal government, its members claim time and time again that they are looking out for people, but I will tell who they a…
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Mr. Speaker, the truth hurts for these Liberals, who are so corrupt. The member might be one of the dozens of Liberal MPs who do not support their own Prime Minister. The Prime Minister broke the law twice. Multiple ministers also broke the law. When the Liberals appointed their friends to the green slush fund board, they also got caught breaking the law, putting themselves before Canadians and ro…
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Mr. Speaker, the Liberals' $9-million cover-up of their luxury condo purchase in New York City is now unravelling. Newly uncovered government documents show the Prime Minister's media pal Tom Clark lied before a parliamentary committee. He had previously said he did not weigh in on the purchase, but we now know that he in fact said it required urgent replacement. After nine years of these NDP-Libe…
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Mr. Speaker, these economic vandals bought a $9-million condo in Manhattan for the Prime Minister's buddy, and they are subsidizing his rent to the tune of $40,000 per month after doubling rents for Canadians, doubling mortgages, and presiding over a country for nine years that has homeless encampments springing up under bridges in communities from coast to coast to coast. If that is not bad enoug…
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Mr. Speaker, on a point of order, have you observed if there is quorum in the House this morning? And the count having been taken:
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Mr. Speaker, I am rising on a point of order. I know that you just did a count but I am wondering if you can see if we have quorum.
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Mr. Speaker, on a point of order, do we have quorum?
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Mr. Speaker, carbon tax Carney is the Prime Minister's top economic adviser, and he is moving his trillion-dollar international investment firm out of Canada and to another country. Carbon tax Carney will now be advising the Liberal Prime Minister from Wall Street. These two economic vandals have quadrupled the carbon tax on Canadians, while carbon tax Carney is jet-setting off to New York City. I…
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Mr. Speaker, that minister and his government spent their morning making life more unaffordable for Canadians, sending record numbers of Canadians to line up at food banks, doubling mortgages and doubling rents. That is the record of the Liberal government and the failure of a health minister, with a record number of Canadians who do not have a doctor. As for this exemplary Canadian they claim in …
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Mr. Speaker, on the same point of order, not only is that absolutely false, but also, number one, I have never threatened anyone with violence in this place, and number two, in this instance, the member for Glengarry—Prescott—Russell made a homophobic comment in the House mere minutes ago. I encouraged him, in raising my hands, to stand up and make the same comment again. Now, should NDP members b…
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Mr. Speaker, there is only one guy left keeping the Prime Minister in power. That is the leader of the NDP, the stuntman who scammed voters right before a by-election. Do members remember his big stunt when he told Canadians he ripped up his coalition deal with the Liberals? In fact, he said, “the Liberals are too weak, too selfish and too beholden to corporate interests to fight for people”. The …
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With regard to amounts collected from the federal fuel charge: (a) to date, how much has been paid by municipalities, including any municipal department or agency, broken down by province or territory, municipality and by year; and (b) how much is estimated to be paid by municipalities in the future, broken down by province or territory, municipality and year?
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With regard to ministers’ and government entities’ compliance with paragraphs 74(d) and 88(c) of the Access to Information Act: (a) has each minister or government entity, subject to those provisions of the Act, complied with the requirement to disclose proactively the briefing materials prepared for each parliamentary committee appearance; (b) what is the average period of time, broken down by mi…
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Mr. Speaker, after nine years of the NDP-Liberals, the cost of housing has doubled, our national debt has doubled and Canadians cannot afford to feed themselves or their families. Now we have learned there are 24 Liberal MPs who are looking for the Prime Minister to resign. After nine years of the NDP-Liberals, taxes are up, costs are up, crime is up and time is up for the Prime Minister, who cann…
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Mr. Speaker, did you hear that? It is the sound of desperation from a government that has broken absolutely everything in this country. It broke housing and it broke immigration. Canadians cannot afford to eat, heat or house themselves after nine years of the failed NDP-Liberals. All Canadians want is to be able to afford a home and to be able to have a home in a good, safe neighbourhood, where th…
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Mr. Speaker, during question period, while the leader of His Majesty's loyal opposition was posing a question to the Prime Minister, the member for Edmonton Griesbach used decidedly unparliamentary language. It was a phrase that you have, in the past, ruled as unacceptable and called on members to apologize for and withdraw, or they would not be recognized. I appreciate it is difficult for you to …
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Mr. Speaker, after nine years, the NDP-Liberal government is not worth the cost or the corruption. Today, the Auditor General confirmed a full investigation into the Liberal government deals awarded to arrive scam contractor GC Strategies. This shady two-person firm that did absolutely no IT work charged taxpayers $2,600 per hour for over $100 million in government contracts, sole-source deals tha…
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Madam Speaker, on a point of order, as the Chair indicated, there is no limit on the relevance or the scope of a member raising a question of privilege. I would like to bring to the Chair's attention the matter that the member for Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo raised with respect to the environment that has been created by the anti-Semitism that has been espoused by the member for Timmins—James Bay. I…
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Madam Speaker, you previously indicated that there is no limit on the scope of that. Your previous ruling was that a member not be interrupted during their question of privilege. That same courtesy was not extended to me while expressing my concern about the anti-Semitism espoused by the member for Timmins—James Bay and, of course, the member for Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo, looking for a House offi…
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Madam Speaker, carbon tax Carney and the heat pump hustle have come to town. We have learned about the lobbying efforts that carbon tax Carney has been undertaking to enrich himself, using his access as a special adviser to the government in the U.K. What is interesting are the similarities to what happened after carbon tax Carney was named the de facto finance minister by the Prime Minister. When…
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Madam Speaker, let us just zero in on that for a second. We of course have said that the briefing is a muzzle attempt by the Liberals, and that is exactly what the parliamentary secretary said. However, what he has also said is that people who reveal secret intelligence should go to jail. Well, they should come out with their hands up. It was reported in The Globe and Mail today that “federal offi…
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Mr. Speaker, in another conflict of interest involving the Liberal government's de facto finance minister, we have found out that he has been caught using his access to lobby governments to benefit himself and his company. It is carbon tax Carney's heat pump hustle. He is claiming it is green policy, but his only policy is to line his pockets with green, and the Prime Minister is shielding him fro…
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Mr. Speaker, I can assure the member opposite that Canadians take it personally when, every time the Liberals given the opportunity, they do not help out Canadians but instead help out well-connected Liberal insiders, such as Mark Carney with his heat pump hustle. He is carbon tax Carney or conflict of interest Carney. It is stacking up in such a way that we cannot even keep track of all the scand…
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Mr. Speaker, it is Thanksgiving, a time to count our blessings. As Canadians, we are blessed every day by the hard-working people our country relies on, like the men and women of our Canadian Forces, police, paramedics and firefighters, who protect us. There are those who build our country, like power linemen, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, mechanics, oil field workers, loggers, truckers and …
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Mr. Speaker, Parliament's budget watchdog has confirmed yet again that Canadians pay more in carbon tax than they get back in so-called rebates. In Ontario, for example, a family will pay $1,400 more than they get back, but they already knew that because everything costs more after nine years of these NDP-Liberals. Taxes are up, costs are up, crime is up and time is up for the economic vandalism t…
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Mr. Speaker, not only did I read the report, I actually paid some attention when I dressed myself this morning, unlike that scene over there.
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Mr. Speaker, not only did I read the report, but I was able to make it past the first page, all the way to page 18 of the PBO's report, that shows the true cost of the carbon tax for Ontario families is that it is going to be $1,400 more than they are getting back in their phony rebates. Statistics Canada today revealed the full effect of the economic vandalism. All of these high taxes and economi…
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Mr. Speaker, we have breaking news, and it comes from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. It deals, of course with the latest, $400-million, scandal facing the Liberal government. The RCMP confirms that it is investigating the $400-million scandal of the Liberal Prime Minister that has paralyzed Parliament. It also confirms that is has and is using the documents that have so far been turned over by…
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Mr. Speaker, he is saying he does not like the law. We know that about the Liberals. They break the law. They do not like the law. However, we were not elected to make him happy. We were elected to protect the interests of Canadians, who are just struggling to get by. I have really good news at the end of what seems like a pretty depressing 20 minutes and a depressing nine years. Common-sense Cons…
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Mr. Speaker, we know the Liberals love to speak out of both sides of their mouth, so let me share with Canadians an article from The Globe and Mail, which the Liberals have called fake news in the past, while the Prime Minister has run down the honest reporting of his record. It is from September 11, 2019: “Ottawa blocks RCMP on SNC-Lavalin inquiry”. It says, “The RCMP has been looking into potent…
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Mr. Speaker, it is a great question from the hon. member for Cariboo—Prince George, and it is great to see him. He raises a great point. It is hypocrisy from the Liberals. The RCMP is investigating their corruption. After nine years of the NDP-Liberal government, Canadians have had enough. It is time for a carbon tax election.
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Mr. Speaker, with arguments like that, it is a real shame that I do not have the opportunity to run against a Bloc Québécois member in my community, because I think Canadians would find that pretty flimsy. The member and his party have been propping up a Liberal government that is unrivalled in its corruption. We have seen it with this $400 million scandal. How could anyone supply confidence to th…
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