Conservatives put forward a motion in October to give Canadians break on home heating taxes – as the Premiers of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia had asked. Unfortunately, the Liberals and NDP defeated that motion.
Canadians need a break now – especially with winter upon us.
Infant and children’s pain and fever medications can’t be found anywhere. Neither common brands such as Tylenol, Motrin and Advil, nor generic brands. It’s incredibly frustrating for parents. Urgent action is needed now.
When you sign up for an internet plan, you deserve to know what you’re paying for. That’s the premise behind a Bill before Parliament that will require transparency and accuracy in how telecoms and internet providers report internet speeds.
As we mourn the passing of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, let us redouble our efforts to serve others and have an optimistic outlook the way she modelled it for us.
After 600+ days of inexplicable delays amid continuous pressure from myself and my fellow Conservative MPs, we finally have a suicide prevention hotline.
This news is both encouraging and sobering.
Since its inception, the ArriveCAN app – introduced in the early days of the pandemic for a whopping $25 million in development costs – has been plagued by problems and criticism.
Our agriculture and agri-food sector is the best in the world and a source of pride for all Canadians. Except the Trudeau government continues to put up more obstacles that hinder our farmers and threaten our food supply. They don’t understand agriculture and don’t want to try.
Almost 600 days ago the House of Commons unanimously passed a motion to designate 9-8-8 as the suicide prevention hotline across Canada. I’m proud to say it was one of my colleagues in the Conservative Caucus who put forward this motion and has been a relentless champion for it. This is not a partisan issue nor is it a process that should take this much time. It’s well past time to get it done.
Cost of living is the number one issue in Canada and it does not live and die with gas, however. On average, the cost of groceries for everyday Canadians has gone up by an average of 9.7%! This is the highest food inflation we’ve seen since 1981 – four decades ago. The Opposition has been speaking about this cost of living crisis every day in the House of Commons.
The price at the pumps has put the affordability crisis front and centre. It’s the number one issue facing Canadians — and has been for months. Soaring housing costs, the rapidly rising price of groceries, home heating fuel and every day goods.
