Jasraj Hallan
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Mr. Speaker, my colleague brought up the Liberal government's overreach and the distrust that Canadians have. We have seen the Liberals' track record of freezing the bank accounts of people they do not agree with, their ideology and the list goes on and on. I would like for him to expand on why Canadians distrust the Liberal government so much.
This is to amend clause 422 to amend section 35 of the Human Pathogens and Toxins Act.
I'm sorry. Yes, there are two amendments.
Chair, I seek unanimous consent to go back to clauses 191 and 192.
Chair, just as a suggestion, since clauses 2 to 190 don't really have anything, if I'm not mistaken, if it's okay with everyone we could pass those clauses on division. Is it possible to do that?
C-15 Since we're getting close to the end, I was wondering if I could try to get UC one more time. I'll just read this out: “That the committee rescind its earlier votes on clauses 191 and 192 of Billand the chair be instructed to immediately retake the recorded division on those clauses.”
Sure.
Mr. Speaker, that guy from Alberta should be ashamed of himself for supporting the same government that keeps blocking pipelines and other energy projects. That is why 100,000 jobs were lost in the last month. Most of those were in the private sector. Prime Minister Other G7 countries' economies are growing. Canada's is shrinking. We are all facing the same global factors. It is shrinking [more]
Prime Minister Mr. Speaker, after a year of the Liberal, Canadians got more rhetoric, not results. Instead of energy security and thousands of new jobs, the Liberals blocked pipelines. Instead of investments and growth, the Liberals drove out more than half a trillion dollars' worth of it. Liberals liberalled. Canada finished 2025 with a shrinking economy, the second-highest unemployment rate [more]
I'll save my other questions for the next round. Thank you.
Thank you, Ms. Ryan, for clearing that up. Will you commit to never censoring or watering down a report at the request of the government, bureaucracy or the Prime Minister's Office?